Here’s the book for iPhone users who want it all--the basics to get started and the advanced info that puts all the iPhone’s power at your fingertips. iPhone All-in-One For Dummies includes five minibooks - more than 600 pages in full color--packed with next-step information for iPhone power users at home, at work, or on the go. Writing in the famous straightforward yet fun For Dummies style, tech experts John Hutsko and Barbara Boyd get you acquainted with your iPhone and take you step by step from simple to advanced: surfing the Web to taking photos and videos; staying in touch via e-mail, video calls, and social media to losing yourself in e-books and magazines to guru-level techniques anyone can learn.

• Five minibooks include Meet the iPhone, Stocking the iPhone with iTunes Apps and Add-Ons, Communications Central, Making Your iPhone Your Personal Assistant, Letting iPhone Entertain You; each walks you through all aspects of the incredible iPhone’s functionality
• Gets you up to speed with the latest iPhone models plus iOS 5 and all its features
• Explains how to make phone and video calls, exchange e-mails, text and multimedia messages, surf the Web, and buy apps, music, movies, and more
• Goes beyond fun to getting work done with pocket-sized office suite and doc apps, contacts and calendars, iBooks and eReaders
• Gives up-to-date info on Facebook, Twitter, Yelp, FourSquare, and other social networks
• Shares insider tips and troubleshooting techniques

You’ll take charge of your iPhone and take your world with you everywhere you go with iPhone All-in-One For Dummies.

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Send a text, picture, contact, or video to any iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch running iOS 5 using the new iMessage feature in the Messages app.

Apple’s new Find My Friends app lets you use your iOS 5 device to locate your friends and family when you’re out and about to make sure no one gets lost in the crowd.

Remove red eye, crop, rotate an image, or improve the lighting, contrast, and color balance of your favorite photos using iOS 5’s built-in photo-editing tools

The Reader feature lets you eliminate clutter when reading articles in the Safari browser.

Twitter is now integrated into iOS 5 and lets you tweet directly from Safari, Photos, Camera, YouTube, and more.

Organize your to-do list and send yourself alerts with the new Reminders app.

Flag and store articles and other web content that you want to read – just not now – with Reading List.

Use your voice to send messages, set reminders, make phone calls, and even find what the weather’s like around the world with your virtual personal assistant, Siri.