Apple iphone Quick Setup Guide

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Welcome to iPhone. This Quick Start guide  

tells you how to set up your iPhone and  

use its key features. Once you’re up and  

calling, you can learn even more about  

iPhone at 

www.apple.com/iphone

.

Go to 

www.itunes.com/download 

and 

download the latest version of iTunes  

to install on your Mac or PC.

Connect your iPhone to the USB port on  

your computer.

When iPhone is connected, iTunes opens and 

guides you through setup. Select the contacts, 

calendars, music, videos, and photos you’d like  

to sync, then click Apply in the lower-right 

corner. If you’re new to iTunes or syncing, you 

can watch a quick tutorial at 

www.apple.com/

itunes/tutorials

.

To turn iPhone on, firmly press the On/Off  

button. To turn off or restart iPhone, hold  

down the On/Off button for a few seconds,  

then slide the slider to confirm. To put iPhone  

in sleep mode, press the On/Off button once. 

This turns off the screen but still allows iPhone  

to receive calls. To silence an incoming call,  

press once. To send a call directly to voicemail, 

press twice. 

When using an app, press the Home button  

to close it and return to its Home screen.  

To go quickly to the main Home screen,  

press the Home button from any other Home  

screen. While in sleep mode, double-click  

the Home button to bring up iPod controls.

Touch and hold any icon until it starts to jiggle. 

Then drag one icon onto another to create a 

folder. Folders are automatically named by 

category, or you can rename them. You can 

customize your Home screen by dragging  

icons and folders to different positions and 

different screens. When you’re finished, just  

press the Home button.

To search your iPhone or the web, go to the 

main Home screen and press the Home button 

or swipe the screen from left to right. Type 

in what you’d like to find—a name, app, song, 

artist, movie, or any keyword. iPhone offers 

suggestions as you type to make searching  

even faster. To search within an app like Mail, 

Contacts, Messages, or iPod, tap the status bar.

Tap a phone number in Contacts, Favorites,  

an email, a text message, or almost anywhere  

in iPhone to make a call. Or tap the Keypad 

button to dial manually. To answer a call while 

using the iPhone headset, press the center 

button once. Press it again to end your call. To 

adjust the volume, press the “+” and “–” buttons 

located above and below the microphone.

While you’re on a voice call, tap the FaceTime 

button to begin a video call. Or tap the  

FaceTime button in Contacts. During a video  

call, you can switch to the rear camera to share 

your surroundings. Access your email, the web, 

or other apps by pressing the Home button.

Multitasking. 

While on a call, you can access your email, 

calendar, or other apps, and even surf the  

web when you’re connected via Wi-Fi or 3G.  

To quickly switch between apps, double-click  

the Home button to reveal recently used apps. 

Scroll right to see more apps, then tap one to 

reopen it. Scroll all the way to the left to access 

iPod controls or lock the display orientation.

FaceTime requires iPhone 4 and Wi-Fi  

connection for both caller and recipient.

Use Voice Control to make a hands-free call or 

play music. To activate Voice Control, hold down 

the Home button or the center button on the 

iPhone headset until the Voice Control screen 

appears. After the tone, speak a command  

such as “call Elliot” or “dial 555-1212.” You can 

also ask iPhone to play a specific album, artist,  

or playlist or to “play more songs like this.”  

You can even ask iPhone “what’s playing?”  

or say “play songs by the Rolling Stones,”  

for example.

Ring/Silent

Volume  

Up/Down

On/Off 

Sleep/Wake

Home

Status bar