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iPhone 12 mini Meet the iPhone 12 mini! To everyone’s great surprise, when Apple lifted the lid on the iPhone 12, they also unveiled a smaller version of the phone; the iPhone mini. It packs the same great power too. On 13th October 2020, Apple lifted the lid on the new 12-series iPhones, including the new compact model, the iPhone 12 mini. Featuring a beautiful new design and packed with innovative features such as the A14 Bionic processor, an advanced dual-camera system and a Super Retina XDR display with the Ceramic Shield front cover, it takes Apple’s smartphone range to the next level. Throw in 5G compatibility, MagSafe wireless charging and an awesome range of colours, and you have a very desirable product indeed. Across the next few pages, we…

iPhone 12 mini The Screen The entire 12 series has great new screens, with Super Retina XDR displays and Ceramic Shield. But what are these new features, and why should we be excited? Apple has certainly worked hard on the screen for the 12-series iPhones. The company’s key display technology, Super Retina XDR screens, was developed for the monitor that goes with the latest Mac Pro, but now it’s found its way into the iPhones. It’s this that has allowed Apple to reduce the size of the bezel, allowing a bigger screen without enlarging the phone’s footprint. “Our new custom Apple OLED [Organic Light Emitting Diode] has many advantages over LCD [Liquid Crystal Display],” explained Kaiann Drance, VP, iPhone Product Marketing. “Each OLED pixel has its own light which can…

iPhone 12 mini Mag-Safe Wireless Charging We all love our wireless chargers, but now Apple has made them even better. When charging your iPhone wirelessly, using a Qi-charger, it’s easy to misalign the phone and the charging mat so your phone charges slower, or not at all. The 12-series iPhones take wireless charging to the next level and do away with this problem using a new technology called MagSafe. MagSafe improves the wireless charging experience. Apple’s industry-unique wire-wound coil now accommodates magnets, so any MagSafe charging accessory can simply snap onto the back of the phone. There’s no danger of misalignment, and if a MagSafe charging mat is knocked, chances are the iPhone won’t slide off. Compatibility with existing Qi chargers is maintained; you can still use a 12-series iPhone…

Which iPhone is For You? iPhone 12 Capacity & Price: 64GB, £799/$799/876,30 € 128GB, £849/$849/925,05 € 256GB, £949/$949/1.042,05 € Screen Size: 6.1-inch Screen Tech: Super Retina XDR display Cellular: 5G Front Camera: TrueDepth camera, 12MP photos, Face ID Rear Cameras: Dual 12MP camera system (Ultra Wide and Wide) Zoom: 2x optical zoom out, Digital zoom up to 5x Night Mode: Night mode Video: Up to 4K. Dolby Vision HDR video recording up to 30 fps Processor: A14 Bionic chip (fastest chip in a smartphone) Battery: Up to 17 hours video playback Water resistance: Yes, to a depth of six meters for up to 30 minutes MagSafe Compatible: Yes Dimensions: 5.78x2.82x0.29 inches Weight: 5.78 ounces…

First Steps With Your iPhone Buttons and Ports On Your iPhone What’s where on your iPhone? Here we show you the physical layout of the range of iPhones currently on sale. Whether you have a brand new iPhone 11, or an older iPhone with a Home button, this guide shows you what’s where. iPhones with a top-to-bottom screen The latest iPhones have a top-to-bottom screen. These include the iPhone 12 series models, iPhone 11 Pro, iPhone 11 Pro Max, iPhone 11, iPhone X, iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max and iPhone XR. So basically, all iPhone X-series models and later. The Lightning Connector. Current iPhones use a Lightning connector for charging, syncing, and (on the latest iPhones) for connecting cabled earbuds using an adapter. Plus/Max Sizes. Some iPhone models come in…

First Steps With Your iPhone Face ID Using Face ID To Unlock Your iPhone With Face ID, you can unlock your iPhone just by looking at it. Just register your face and all the things you could do with Touch ID on an older iPhone can be achieved with Face ID on the newest iPhones, that is, those that don’t have a Home button at the foot of the screen. If your iPhone does have a Home button, you use Touch ID, not Face ID. Setting Up Face ID 1 Open the Settings app and scroll down the list of apps and features until you get to the one called Face ID & Passcode. Tap it to open these settings. 2 If you’ve set up a passcode on your iPhone,…

First Steps With Your iPhone Internet Access Internet Access How to Get Online The iPhone connects to the Internet automatically whenever you use the App Store, Mail, iTunes Store, Safari, YouTube or any other app that requires it. There are two ways of taking your iPhone online: via a Wi-Fi connection or a 3G/4G/5G mobile network. In this guide, we show you how to set up both, and also how to check your Wi-Fi signal strength. Joining a Wi-Fi network 1 To activate Wi-Fi go to Settings > Wi-Fi and turn it on. The iPhone searches for all networks in range. If at home, pick your home network and enter the security details, the password should be supplied with your router. 2 If you’re at a public hotspot that has…

First Steps With Your iPhone The Touchscreen Touchscreen Gestures The touchscreen is at the heart of the way you use your iPhone and there is more to its capacitive, multi-touch screen than you might at fisrt think. Touch The iPhone has a capacitive touchscreen, which means it’s sensitive to the tiny electrical charges in our bodies. You only have to tap the screen, not press down hard. To activate items on the screen such as applications and settings icons, type using the on-screen keyboard or to press on-screen buttons, you simply touch them with your finger. Swipe or scroll Menus or web pages often require you to scroll. To do this, drag your finger across the screen in the direction you wish to move. For example, the main Photos app…

First Steps With Your iPhone Settings Explained Settings Explained The Settings app shouldn’t be a mystery. In a nutshell, it’s where you go to change the preferences of an app or a feature of your iPhone. There’s a Settings page for most apps, whether bundled or added by yourself. If there’s something you need to change in one of your apps, such as the preferred language, whether Siri can learn from it or if it can send you notifications, you go to the Settings app. You can also customise the iPhone’s key features such as the phone, Screen Time and Control Centre too and if you didn’t set up Siri, Wallet and more during your initial iPhone setup, it’s Settings to where you should look. Your personal Apple ID settings,…

Your iPhone’s Built-in Apps Reminders Reminders App Never Forget Again With the Reminders app you can set up reminders, assign them to lists and trigger notifications at a specific time and date or when you arrive at or depart from a specific location. Here’s how to get more from it. Reminders in Focus 1 Use the Search field to search your reminders. Titles, notes, people, locations and more are searched. 2 Tap this link and you can edit your lists; delete them with the minus sign, reorder by dragging the Three-line icon up and down and tap the ‘i’ icon to rename a list, change its colour and choose a new icon. 3 These are your smart lists. ‘Today’ is all your reminders scheduled for that day, ‘Scheduled’ shows reminders…

Your iPhone’s Built-in Apps Notes Notes App How to do To-do Notes is great. Not only can you store your scribblings, you can also create checklists and tables, add videos and pics, share notes with others and even collaborate on a note. You can password-protect a note for privacy too. Notes in Focus 1 Tap this link to go back to the folder containing the currently open note. As you can see, that’s the iCloud folder, which is synced across your Apple devices, including your iPhone. You can then tap another folder on the Folders screen to open it, and look at the notes inside. 2 At the top of a note, you can see the date and time when the note in question was last edited. Drag the note…

Your iPhone’s Built-in Apps Camera Camera App Take Better Pictures Here we show you how to make the most of the iPhone’s cameras. With the Camera app, you can take amazing still pictures, record regular and slow-motion videos, make panoramic shots, take live photos and more. Camera in Focus (older iPhone’s interfaces may vary) 1 Tap the flash icon to turn it on or off, to suit current lighting conditions. 2 Tap this to change the Night Mode setting. A slider lets you switch from Auto to manually setting the time length of the photo, but there’s no real need to do so. 3 Tap the inverted ‘V’ icon to open a row of control icons under the picture. These give greater control over things like the flash and HDR…

Your iPhone’s Built-in Apps Maps Maps App Find Your Way Around Maps is a superb navigational tool. Making great use of the iPhone’s location awareness, it gives an accurate map of your location, shows directions to where you want to go and helps you find local amenities. Maps in Focus 1 Tap the ‘i’ for the Maps Settings pop-up window, where you can switch between a normal, Transport or Satellite view, mark your location, add a feature or report an issue. 2 Tap this arrow icon to focus the map on your current location. Tap it again and the map rotates as you move, so the direction your travelling is always ‘up’. 3 The blue dot shows your current location on the map. The smaller the blue circle around it,…

Your iPhone’s Built-in Apps Activity Activity App For Keeping Fit The Apple Watch is an amazing fitness tracker and you can use it with your iPhone to keep track of your exercise regime. The Activity app on the watch and the iPhone keep track of how active you are. Activity in Focus 1 This is the main page of the Activity app and it shows you a summary of your recent activities. It also shows you today’s date. 2 The Activity section features information drawn from your Apple Watch. It starts afresh each day, so what you see are today’s figures. 3 Here you can see how many calories you’ve used up today, how many minutes you’ve spent exercising and how many times you’ve stood up and moved around for…

Your iPhone’s Advanced Functions Your iPhone’s Advanced Functions. Now you’ve mastered the iPhones basics and its amazing range of apps, it’s time to explore its more advanced features. Siri is a great digital personal assistant, iCloud lets you sync your settings and data, plus you can use your iPhone as a personal hotspot to get your Mac or iPad online. We also show you iOS 14’s new features such as Picture in Picture, outline the AirPod Pro’s new capabilities and how Car Keys lets you open your car door with your iPhone. Learn more >…

Picture in Picture & Connect to Apple TV Sign in with Apple For Extra Security For a while now, third-party developers have been able to offer the option of signing into their apps using your Facebook and Google accounts instead of using your email address and a unique password; which you might well forget at a later date. Apple has now got in on the act with Sign in with Apple and it’s more secure and private than its competitors. 1 When setting up a new account, some apps and websites let you sign in with your social media and online accounts such as Facebook, Google and Windows Live. Where available, you can also sign in using your Apple ID. 2 You sign in with Apple using your Face ID…

Bluetooth & AirPods New AirPods features If you use Apple’s AirPods with your iPhone, there are some great new features to enjoy. Let’s take a look at what you get when you update. AirPods are Apple’s own wireless earbuds. They connect to your iPhone through Bluetooth, are Siri-compatible and if you need to pause the music to listen to something going on in the room, just take one of the buds out of your ear. Some great new features are coming to AirPods with a software update too. If you have your AirPods paired with several Apple devices, when you put one down and pick up another, the AirPods’ connection is automatically transferred. For example, if you’re watching a movie on your Mac and you get a phone call, as…

iPhone 12 mini The New iPhones Unleashed On 13th October 2020, Apple CEO Tim Cook took to the stage in the Steve Jobs Theater once more for an important Apple keynote. Yet the seats were empty. Due to restrictions imposed because of the coronavirus epidemic, there was no live audience to watch the unveiling of the new iPhone, no whoops and cheers whenever a new feature was announced and no extended round of applause at the end. Instead, we all sat at home in front of our Macs, iPads and iPhones, watching as the event was streamed live around the world. And what an event it was. The four new iPhones, including the iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro & iPhone 12 Pro Max, look absolutely great. With…

iPhone 12 mini 5G 5G Arrives! The 12-series iPhones are the first Apple smartphones to incorporate 5G, the fifth generation of the broadband cellular networks standard. But what is 5G, and why should we be excited about getting the feature in our iPhones? Let’s take a look at what it has to offer. What is 5G? 5G is the latest standard for getting onto the Internet with your smartphone. It follows previous standards 3G and 4G. Most major mobile phone networks offer 5G services, and if you’re somewhere where there isn’t 5G coverage, your iPhone can still use older 3G and 4G networks too. The new 5G standard is much faster than previous cellular technologies, making downloads faster, video streaming more reliable and online gaming snappier. It’s also much better…

iPhone 12 mini The Power Within All iPhones in the 12 series have a powerful new A14 Bionic processor, but what’s so special about it? Let’s get under the hood and check it out. The 12-series iPhones are powered by a great new Apple-designed processor that’s streets ahead of its rivals. A14 Bionic is the first chip in the smartphone industry built on the five-nanometer process, making its transistors thinner and smaller than ever before. But why does this matter? According to Hope Giles, Apple’s Vice President of Engineering Program Management, Hardware Technologies, “The reduction in transistor size enables us to add features and increase performance, all while improving energy efficiency.” Apple’s engineering team has certainly been hard at work on the design. The A14 Bionic chip contains an incredible…

Which iPhone is For You? Which iPhone is For You? If you haven’t yet chosen a 12-series iPhone, or simply want to see how your own stands up against the others in the family, take a look at our breakdown of each different model. As you will see, some things are the same across the iPhone family; they all boast powerful new 5G cellular networking, for example, and they all have an A14 Bionic processor. But other things are different. What screen size do you prefer? The iPhone 12 range has everything from the 5.4” iPhone 12 mini to the 6.7” iPhone 12 Pro Max. The Pro and regular families come in different colour options too. Let’s take a look at the different phones in the iPhone 12 series, and…

iPhone 12 Pro iPhone 12 Pro Capacity & Price: 128GB, £999/$999/1.112 € 256GB, £1099/$1099/1.137 € 512GB, £1299/$1299/1.461,20 € Screen Size: 6.1-inch Screen Tech: Super Retina XDR display Cellular: 5G Front Camera: TrueDepth camera, 12MP photos, Face ID Rear Cameras: Pro 12MP camera system (Ultra Wide, Wide, and Telephoto) Zoom: 2x optical zoom in, 2x optical zoom out; 4x optical zoom range, Digital zoom up to 10x Night Mode: Night mode portraits Video: Up to 4K. Dolby Vision HDR video recording up to 60 fps Processor: A14 Bionic chip (fastest chip in a smartphone) Battery: Up to 17 hours video playback Water resistance: Yes, to a depth of six meters for up to 30 minutes MagSafe Compatible: Yes Dimensions: 5.78x2.82x0.29 inches Weight: 6.66 ounces…

First Steps With Your iPhone First Steps with Your iPhone. For those who are new to the iPhone, this section takes you through its basic features and functions. With our help, you can set up your iPhone for the first time, including Face ID, Touch ID and your Apple ID. We show you how to use the Home screen, including the great new features of Home-Screen Widgets and App Library; which come to the iPhone with iOS 14. You can get to grips with the touchscreen and the virtual keyboard, make and receive phone calls and explore the iPhone’s settings. Learn more >…

First Steps With Your iPhone Set Up Your iPhone Set Up Your iPhone For the First Time If you’re setting up your new iPhone straight out of the box, follow this guide as we take you through the extremely important first time setup. Learn how to set up all the core functions of your iPhone, from switching it on for the first time to making your first phone call. Whichever model of iPhone you own, with our help you’ll soon be up and running. Inserting your Nano-SIM card 1 To activate your iPhone, you must first insert the Nano-SIM card provided by your mobile phone network provider. An eSim card is non-removal as detailed below. 2 Use a SIM eject tool like the one pictured here, or maybe a straightened…

First Steps With Your iPhone Home Screen Using the iOS 14 Home Screen The iPhone’s Home screen got a major – and long overdue – update with the release of iOS 14. New features were added, making the Home screen more versatile and practical. You can now drag widgets onto the Home screen, viewing them among the icons and setting their relative sizes. You can also flick to the end of your Home screens for a brand new App Library. Home Screen Widgets 1 A Widget is a small piece of an app which displays information drawn from the app in question, making it easily accessible. We’ve had them for years on the Today screen (to the left of the home screen) but their abilities have now been greatly extended.…

First Steps With Your iPhone Setting Up Email Setting Up Email On Your iPhone Your iPhone’s Mail app can send and receive emails from all of your email accounts. It’s easy to set up and use with an iCloud, Gmail, Yahoo, AOL or Outlook email address. If you want to add your Internet Service Provider’s own email account, it is a little more complicated. Here we take you through setting up each type of email account on your Apple smartphone. Setting up accounts. For most of the popular web-based email services such as Gmail and Yahoo, the iPhone automatically enters most of the settings needed for you to access your account. We’ve put together these steps that cover each of the Internet’s key email providers. Just follow this guide and…

First Steps With Your iPhone The Keyboard The Keyboard On-screen Typing When it comes to using your iPhone, the keyboard is second only in importance to the touchscreen. If you familiarise yourself with the iPhone’s virtual keyboard features, you can get so much more out of your Apple smartphone. This guide teaches you how to use the virtual keyboard, and its features such as voice input and additional languages. 1 Once you’ve opened the keyboard, you can enter text by simply tapping on the keys as you would on any similar typing device. It’s really easy and intuitive to use. 2 To add digits and punctuation to your text, just tap the 123 key located on the lower-left side of the keyboard. An additional tap on the key above brings…

Your iPhone’s Built-in Apps Mail App Mail App Email on the Move Email on the go has revolutionised communication. The iPhone has a versatile email app that can handle multiple email addresses spread over multiple accounts and services, and keep track of all your contacts as well. Mail in Focus 1 This screen, in Mail, shows your Inbox. Tap the Mailbox link to go back and choose another mailbox, such as Drafts, Sent, Junk or VIP emails. 2 The Edit link puts an empty circle to the left of each email. You can tap these circles to add a tick, and then action multiple emails at once. 3 These are your emails, listed in the order they arrived. Tap on one to open and read it. Emails with blue dots…

Your iPhone’s Built-in Apps Messages Messages App Texts on Your iPhone Messages is one of the most popular apps on your iPhone. You can use it to send regular text messages, or free iMessages to others with an Apple device; and also to send pictures, videos and audio messages. Messages in Focus 1 Tap here to take you back to the list of message conversations. Tap one of them to open, and if you wish continue, that conversation, such as the chat you see here. 2 This is the person you’re chatting to. The picture is drawn from your Contacts app and is replaced by an initial if it’s not available. Tap this pic to open the three icons below, numbered ‘3’ here. 3 Tap the first two icons here…

Your iPhone’s Built-in Apps Calendar Calendar App Organise Your Life Calendar is great for organising your life. You can add events and appointments, schedule alerts, invite contacts to events and sync Calendar with other calendar apps. It can remind you about upcoming events too. Calendar in Focus 1 Tap this link to go back to the month view, showing the whole of the month. 2 Here you see the days of the month, with the currently displayed day highlighted. So here we’re looking at 12th November. 3 This icon gives you a list of upcoming events, displayed according to their date and time. 4 Tap here to search the Calendar app, looking at titles and content in your calendar entries. 5 Tap here to create a new calendar event, setting…

Your iPhone’s Built-in Apps Camera Features Essential iPhone Camera Features The very latest iPhones, from the iPhone 11 onwards, have a wealth of extra features for mobile photographers. Let’s take a look at them. The latest high-end iPhones have excellent cameras, and a revised interface for the Camera app to help you make the most of them. The Zoom function is implemented a little differently; there’s a QuickTake feature to let you quickly film a video without changing modes and the Burst Mode needs a new gesture too. There are extra controls, including the famous Night Mode, and you can take a wider image using Capture Outside the Frame. While most of the Camera app is just like it is on other iPhones running iOS 13 or later, these are…

Your iPhone’s Built-in Apps Translate App Translate App Language on the Go The Translate app lets you translate foreign languages into your native tongue on the fly and also translate your own language into something else. It’s fast, private and a great boon to holidaymakers and business travellers. Introduced with iOS 14, the iPhone’s Translate app harnesses the power and language capabilities of Siri to transcribe the spoken word into text and then translate it to a language of your choice. It can also translate typed text too. But Translate isn’t merely about words and phrases. It also lets you translate entire conversations on the fly. Just choose your language pair, turn your iPhone into a landscape orientation and tap the microphone icon. You can then speak in your own…

Your iPhone’s Built-in Apps Wallet Wallet App Plus Apple Pay With Apple Pay, you can leave your wallet at home and shop with your iPhone! Instead of picking through your purse or wallet trying to find the correct credit card, you can store your payment cards on your iPhone 6 or later versions and use them to make payments at the tills. Here’s how to set up and use this exciting new Apple easy payment service. How to store credit and debit card information 1 To use Apple Pay, you need at least an iPhone 6, 6 Plus or SE; or an Apple Watch connected to a compatible iOS device. Apple Watches are compatible with the iPhone 5 or later, including the iPhone SE and require at least iOS 8.…

Notifications & Car Keys Car Keys If you drive a car that offers the CarPlay media system, there’s a great new feature on offer; Car Keys. CarPlay brings iOS to the car. If you have a compatible vehicle, you can view Maps, play music from your iPhone, check Calendar appointments, use Siri and more; all from a touchscreen embedded into your car’s dashboard. It takes the information and media from your connected iPhone, and displays them right where they’re needed, giving you access to your iPhone’s apps and features without taking your hands off the wheel or your eyes off the road. iOS 14 brings a new feature to CarPlay. Digital car keys let you unlock and start your car using your iPhone or Apple Watch. You can use the…

Your iPhone’s Advanced Functions Troubleshooting & Maintenance Troubleshooting & Maintenance Your iPhone is very reliable but even the best tech goes wrong sometimes. If you’re having problems, try one of these tips and tricks. It may get you up and running again without having to go to the Apple Store. Close an application If an application has frozen or is running very slowly, try forcing it to quit. On an iPhone with no Home button, on the Home screen swipe from the bottom to half-way up the screen. If your phone has a Home button, Quickly press it twice. Either way, you get to a screen showing your open apps. Find the faulty one and swipe it off the top of the screen. Restart your iPhone This tip solves most…

iPhone 12 mini The New iPhone 12 mini. It’s amazing how many new features Apple has crammed into the brand new iPhone 12 mini. It’s the first iPhone to feature 5G connectivity, for faster, more reliable cellular Internet. Like the iPad Pro, it has a great dual camera system with Night mode incorporated into both the Wide and Ultra Wide lenses for great low-light pics, and it has the fastest processor on any smartphone. With five stylish colours, the fashion-conscious are spoilt for choice too. Learn more >…

iPhone 12 mini New Dual Camera System The iPhone 12 mini and the iPhone 12 have the same cameras, and they take mobile photography to the next level. Let’s see what they can do… You’d expect the iPhone 12, and its smaller stable mate the iPhone 12 mini, to have good cameras. They’re iPhones, after all. Even so, some of the advances made by the new advanced dual camera system took us by surprise. Harnessing the camera’s dual lens system and the computational power of the A14 Bionic chip, with the latest iPhones excellent photos are within anyone’s range. Dual Cameras The iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 mini have two cameras. The upper-most camera is a 12MP Ultra Wide device, featuring an ƒ/2.4 aperture, a five-element lens, 13 mm focal…

iPhone 12 mini Applications in Action What can the 12-series iPhones achieve with all this power and speed? Take a look at League of Legends: Wild Rift, which is coming to Apple’s mobile devices later this year. League of Legends from Riot Games is a very widely respected online action title, and is often used in esports tournaments. In fact, it’s currently the world’s most popular PC game. Players from all over the globe compete in online multiplayer mashups. The only drawback is it’s very hard on its host machine’s performance. In fact, to be competitive in an online game of League of Legends, you need a powerful PC. Soon, all that will change. With the fast processing and graphics speeds offered by the 12-series iPhones, coupled with the lag-reducing…

iPhone 12 iPhone 12 mini Capacity & Price: 64GB, £699/$699/778,85 € 128GB, £749/$749/827,55 € 256GB, £849/$849/944,55 € Screen Size: 5.4-inch Screen Tech: Super Retina XDR display Cellular: 5G Front Camera: TrueDepth camera, 12MP photos, Face ID Rear Cameras: Dual 12MP camera system (Ultra Wide and Wide) Zoom: 2x optical zoom out, Digital zoom up to 5x Night Mode: Night mode Video: Up to 4K. Dolby Vision HDR video recording up to 30 fps Processor: A14 Bionic chip (fastest chip in a smartphone) Battery: Up to 15 hours video playback Water resistance: Yes, to a depth of six meters for up to 30 minutes MagSafe Compatible: Yes Dimensions: 5.18x2.53x 0.29 inches Weight: 4.76 ounces…

Which iPhone is For You? iPhone 12 Pro Max Capacity & Price: 128GB, £1099/$1099/1.217,50 € 256GB, £1199/$1199/1.334,45 € 512GB, £1399/$1399/1.558,65 € Screen Size: 6.7-inch Screen Tech: Super Retina XDR display Cellular: 5G Front Camera: TrueDepth camera, 12MP photos, Face ID Rear Cameras: Pro 12MP camera system (Ultra Wide, Wide, and Telephoto) Zoom: 2x optical zoom in, 2x optical zoom out; 4x optical zoom range, Digital zoom up to 10x Night Mode: Night mode portraits Video: Up to 4K. Dolby Vision HDR video recording up to 60 fps Processor: A14 Bionic chip (fastest chip in a smartphone) Battery: Up to 20 hours video playback Water resistance: Yes, to a depth of six meters for up to 30 minutes MagSafe Compatible: Yes Dimensions: 6.33x 3.07x 0.29 inches Weight: 8.03 ounces…

First Steps With Your iPhone Introducing iOS 14 The next version of the iPhone’s operating system, iOS, was unveiled in a keynote at the online-only Worldwide Developers’ Conference, 2020. It boasts some great new features that really enhance our iPhone experience. So let’s take a look at what’s new in iOS 14, and what it can do for you. Home Screen widgets Widgets give you information at a glance. iOS 14 lets you add them to your Home Screen. They will come in different sizes too, so you can choose what level of information you wish to display. On-screen widgets can be moved around the available screen area, just like app icons, and you can add and remove them as you wish. Best of all, you can add a Smart…

First Steps With Your iPhone Your Apple ID Your Apple ID Set Up and Use It If you don’t already have a working Apple ID, and you didn’t register one while setting up your iPhone, you should do so now. With it you can download applications from the App Store, use FaceTime, buy music and movies from iTunes and use many of the iPhone’s features and services. Without an Apple ID, you won’t come close to getting the most from your iPhone. 1 Open the Settings application from your iPhone’s Home screen and scroll to the top of the screen. Tap the Sign in to your iPhone option right at the top of the list, then in the pop-up window, tap ‘Don’t have an Apple ID or forgot it?’. 2…

First Steps With Your iPhone App Clips App Clips iOS Mini Apps App Clips are there, just when they’re needed. If you want an app for a specific task, like paying for parking or ordering a meal, you can downolad a specific part of the app experience in seconds, without installing the whole thing. How many times have you installed an app, used it once and then deleted it? Maybe you’re in a hotel or restaurant and want to order your meal with its app but you’re away on business and unlikely to use it again? Or you’re on holiday and you want to hire a scooter or a bike for the day but it isn’t something you’re likely to do again when your vacation is over? With App Clips,…

First Steps With Your iPhone Setting Up Email Phone Calls Make, Receive & More With all the games, apps, videos, Internet browsing, email and photography available on your iPhone, one might be excused for forgetting it can also make and receive telephone calls. In this next section we take you through making and answering calls, and show you a few of the iPhone’s clever phone-related features such as placing calls on hold and using voicemail. Dialling a number from the keypad 1 Tap the Phone app icon and then select the keypad link from the five options at the bottom of the screen. Enter the phone number by tapping the on-screen digits; the number is shown as you enter it. 2 If this number is important and is likely to…

First Steps With Your iPhone Control Centre Control Centre For Easy Access To access the Control Centre, swipe down from the top right corner, or if you have an older iPhone model, swipe up from the bottom of the screen. The iOS 14 Control Centre has some great features, which we look at here. Control Centre in Focus 1 In this box, you can turn on and off (clockwise, from top left) Airplane Mode, Mobile Data, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. If you have 3D Touch, deep press the main box for more options. 2 This box shows what you’re currently listening to. Here we’re listening to the radio, so we can play/pause and skip forward or backward ten seconds. Deep press for more options, including volume control and external speakers. 3…

Your iPhone’s Built-in Apps Safari Safari App Apple’s Web Browser Safari is the iPhone’s bundled web browser. With it, you can surf the worldwide web, save your favourite pages as bookmarks, do your Internet shopping and more. We show you how to get the most from it. Safari in Focus 1 This icon gives access to the Website View Menu. It offers a range of options for viewing the website you’re currently browsing, including increasing and reducing text size, switching to Reader View or Desktop version, hiding the toolbar, and turning off content blockers. 2 This is your URL and search field. In here, type a web address to go to its page, or type a search term to explore the worldwide web for pages on that subject. Here it’s…

Your iPhone’s Built-in Apps Memoji Using Memoji On a Face ID iPhone A Memoji is a cartoon representation of you, created on your iPhone. You can design them to look like you and use them as both stickers and Animojis. With iOS 14 there are new features such as 20 new hairstyles, new age options, more expressions and face coverings but as Memojis need a TrueDepth camera, only iPhones with Face ID can use them. Making a Memoji 1 Open the Messages app. Tap the Memoji icon in the app drawer and scroll all the way to the right until you see the Plus icon. Tap it to start your Memoji. Note: if the Memoji icon isn’t there, your iPhone is likely too old and cannot use Memojis. 2 Under…

Your iPhone’s Built-in Apps Contacts Contacts App A Handy Address Book The Contacts app is your iPhone’s versatile digital address book. You can use it to store all your family, personal and professional contacts; and with iCloud, so their details are synced between all of your Apple devices. Contacts in Focus 1 Tap this link to go back to your list of contacts, arranged in alphabetical order. 2 The name and picture of your currently open contact. If you don’t yet have a picture here, the person’s initials are shown on a grey background. 3 Tap Edit to add, remove or change information on the contact card. You can add things like birthdays and social media addresses as well phone numbers, street addresses and more. 4 These icons let you…

Your iPhone’s Built-in Apps Photos Photos App Manage Your Snaps The Photos app is more than just a photo manager. It’s also a very powerful image editor, where you can colour correct, enhance, crop and generally improve your snaps. Here we take you through its various tools. Photos in Focus 1 This is the name of the Photos album you have open (or in this case, where the pics were taken, as we’re looking at all the photos and not a single album), and the dates between which the photos contained in that album were all taken. 2 Tap here to select photos. You can pick out as many as you like, and dragging your finger will select multiple photos more easily. 3 Tap the three-dots icon for a pop-up…

Your iPhone’s Built-in Apps Health App Health App Keep Fit and Well The Health app is great for keeping all of your personal medical information in one place; and for tracking your exercise and fitness regimes. You can store clinical documents too. If you have an Apple Watch, the Health app really comes into its own with fitness tracking in Activity, but it has plenty to offer even if you don’t use Apple’s amazing smartwatch. 1 First of all, set up your Health Profile. It should appear automatically the first time you open the app, but if it doesn’t, tap the icon in the top right corner of the Summary screen and add your information and details. Tap Done when finished. 2 The main Summary screen, accessed by tapping the…

Your iPhone’s Built-in Apps Music Music App Enjoy Your Sounds With the Music app and a subscription to Apple Music, you can stream tunes over the Internet to your iPhone. Choose from an amazing library of over 50 million songs, with no limit to how many you listen to. Music in Focus 1 This is the main page of the Apple Music streaming service, where albums, artists and playlists tailored to your tastes are suggested for your listening. 2 Tap here to see your account details. You can change your username to a specific Music app nickname, choose more of your favourite artists, replace the silhouette with a photo and add some personal details. 3 A radio station built around songs Apple Music thinks you might like. Tap it to…

Picture in Picture & Connect to Apple TV Connect Your iPhone To Your Apple TV You can stream content from your iPhone to your Apple TV, using AirPlay. You can share your photos or mirror exactly what’s on your device’s screen. First Steps. Make sure your iPhone is running iOS 12.3 or later and your Apple TV 4K or Apple TV HD is running tvOS 11.4 or later. Both devices must be on the same network. Play video from your iPhone with AirPlay. Open the video you wish to AirPlay to your Apple TV and tap the AirPlay icon. In some apps, such as the Photos app, you need to go through the Sharing icon to get to the AirPlay icon. From the next screen, on your iPhone, choose your…

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