Did you just get a new i Phone 4 S? Ti Pb's here to help you get set up, get up to speed, get apps and games, get accessories, and get going as fast as possible! Whether you upgraded from a previous i Phone, or from another smartphone, or it's your very first smartphone, once you're powered up we've got your back! Note: If you haven't bought your i Phone 4 S yet, start here: 2011 i Phone 4 S buyers guide What are we talking about? Before we start, if any of the terms below are unfamiliar you can find descriptions in our handy glossary: i Phone, i Pod touch, and i Pad glossary Get unpacked If you've never had an i Phone before there are a few very useful accessories that come in the box, and a some buttons and ports on the i Phone 4 itself that you should become familiar with. Get set up With i OS 5 and i Cloud, you don't even need a computer to set up your i Phone 4 S. You can do it right on the device. Of course, i Tunes is still an option if you prefer it, or if you have an older i Phone backup you want to restore from. We've got both covered for you. Get informed Once you're up and running, you're ready to find out about all the amazing things your i Phone 4 S can do. Here's a great place to start! i OS 5 and i Cloud for i Phone 4 S walkthrough Get tips and tricks Whether you're a beginner, a techie, or a flat out ninja, there are always new tips and tricks coming out for i Phone, i Pod touch, and i Pad. Out daily tips cover everything from the most basic features to most advanced hacks, and our how-tos provide in-depth video and screenshot walkthroughs to help you get more out of your device. We've also got weekly podcasts, i Phone Live! and i Pad Live! if you prefer audio, and a new video show, Ti Pb TV if you prefer to watch along! i Phone 4 S tips and how-tos i Phone Live! podcasts (with video!) Get apps and games There are hundreds of thousands of i Phone, i Pod touch, and i Pad apps in the.
Sébastien Page Just got a new i Phone 4 and you’re not sure how to use it? That’s why Apple created an i Phone 4 user guide. From setting up your email to adding contacts, this 244 page PDF will walk you through every single step of the i Phone set up. Obviously this i Phone 4 user guide was not designed for people who already own an i Phone but I’m sure it will help first-time i Phone owners. You can download the i Phone 4 user guide in PDF from here, or just go to help.apple.com/iphone/ from your i Phone. If you have a specific question about the use of your i Phone, please DO NOT ask it here. Instead, go to our forums where other users will be able to help you.
We already showed you the new i Phone from every angle, inside and out. Today, Steve Jobs re-revealed it, telling us about the remaining details. Here's the exhaustive guide to all the features of the new i Phone 4. WWDC is coming up and it should bring a new i Phone. Now, we've taken a close look at the Read more Read more The design The hardware design hasn't changed from the one we already knew about. It uses the same materials as the prototype: Black glass and stainless steel rim. It fits with the rest of the Apple product line, from the hard edges to the Dieter- Ramsesque utilitarianism of the i Mac and the i Pad. The black glass is aluminosilicate glass. Apple claims this glass is chemically strengthened to be 20 times stiffer and 30 times harder than plastic. According to them, this makes it more scratch resistant and durable than the previous generation. The size is smaller than the previous generation: 34% thinner than the i Phone 3 GS. Although it is 3 grams heavier. According to Apple, it's the thinnest smartphone ever. It has split buttons for volume, unlike the current i Phone 3 GS, all made in stainless steel. The stainless steel rim The stainless steel rim gives the structure to the i Phone, and acts as part of the antenna for 3 G and Wi- Fi. In theory, this will greatly increase the reception abilities of the new i Phone 4. Physical size The i Phone 4 is 4.5 x 2.31 inches, and 0.37 inches thick. It weighs 4.8 ounces (137 grams). The hardware The new big brain It has an Apple A4 chip inside, just like the i Pad. Inside the A4 there are a few interconnected chips: A Cortex- A8 main processor unit—the main brain—paired with a Power VR SGX 535, which handles the high definition graphics of the new i Phone. These are directly connected with each other and two low-power 128 MB DDR SDRAM chips. Since all these components are in the same chip, Apple claims the i Phone 4 can.
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