《iPhone：The Missing Manual》第七版——大卫·波格

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"iPhone：The.Missing.Manual(7th,2013.10)".David.Pogue.文字版.pdf 《iPhone：The Missing Manual》是大卫·波格（David Pogue）撰写的一本关于苹果iPhone的指南书籍，特别针对第七版，涵盖了当时最新的iPhone 5s、5c以及iOS 7操作系统。这本书属于"Missing Manuals"系列，旨在为那些没有配套纸质手册（几乎所有的电子产品）的产品提供幽默、精心编写的使用指南。作为《纽约时报》的科技专栏作家，大卫·波格是全球最优秀的科技解释者之一，他的写作风格独特，能够深入浅出地解释复杂的技术概念。本书的特点包括手工制作的索引，提供具体的页面交叉引用（而不仅仅是“见第14章”），并坚决不将撇号用于所有格代词"its"，这体现了作者对语言规范的重视。书中详细介绍了iPhone的各种功能和使用技巧，包括但不限于硬件操作、软件设置、应用程序的使用、iOS系统的个性化配置、互联网连接、多媒体功能（如音乐、视频播放）、照片管理、Siri智能助手、地图导航、邮件处理、社交媒体集成、隐私保护、同步与备份、电池管理、故障排查等。此外，还可能涉及了如何更新和升级iOS系统，以及如何与其他Apple设备（如iPad和Mac）配合使用的内容。对于初学者和经验丰富的iPhone用户来说，这本书都是一份宝贵的参考资料，它不仅解答了用户在使用过程中可能遇到的问题，还提供了许多实用的提示和技巧，帮助用户更高效、更愉快地使用iPhone。无论你是想要了解如何设置新购买的iPhone，还是想发掘更多高级功能，这本书都能提供详尽且易懂的指导。该书由克里斯·尼尔森担任执行编辑，朱莉·范·基伦负责校对，大卫·波格和朱莉·范·基伦共同完成索引编制，封面设计由莫妮卡·卡姆斯瓦格和菲尔·辛普森合作完成，内页设计则基于罗恩·比洛多的设计。2013年10月，第一版印刷发行。《iPhone：The Missing Manual》第七版是了解和掌握iPhone 5s、5c及iOS 7操作系统的权威指南，是任何iPhone用户不可或缺的工具书。通过阅读这本书，用户可以全面了解和提升使用iPhone的技能，同时享受与这个先进设备互动的乐趣。

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Introduction

All of this sends the iPhone’s utility and power through the roof. Calling it

a phone is practically an insult.

(Apple probably should have called it an “iPod,” but that name was taken.)

About This Book

By way of a printed guide to the iPhone, Apple provides only a fold-out

leaflet. It’s got a clever name—“Finger Tips”—but to learn your way around,

you’re expected to use an electronic PDF document. That PDF covers the

basics well, but it’s largely free of details, hacks, workarounds, tutorials,

humor, and any acknowledgment of the iPhone’s flaws. You can’t mark

your place, underline, or read it in the bathroom.

The purpose of this book, then, is to serve as the manual that should have

accompanied the iPhone. (If you have an original iPhone, iPhone 3G, or

iPhone 3GS, you really need one of this book’s earlier editions. If you have

an iPhone 4, 4s, or 5, this book assumes that you’ve installed iOS7; see

AppendixA.)

Writing computer books can be an annoying job. You commit something

to print, and then—bam—the software gets updated or revised, and sud-

denly your book is out of date.

That will certainly happen to this book. The iPhone is a platform. It’s a

computer, so Apple routinely updates and improves it by sending it new

software bits. To picture where the iPhone will be a few years from now,

just look at how much better, sleeker, and more powerful today’s iPod is

than the original 2001 black-and-white brick.

Therefore, you should think of this book the way you think of the first

iPhone: as a darned good start. To keep in touch with updates we make to

it as developments unfold, drop in to the book’s Errata/Changes page. (Go

to www.missingmanuals.com, click this book’s name, and then click View/

Submit Errata.)

TIP: Writing a book about the iPhone is a study in exasperation, because

the darned thing is a moving target. Apple updates the iPhone’s

software fairly often, piping in new features, bug fixes, speed-ups,

and so on.

This book covers the iPhone’s 7.0.2 software. There may be a 7.0.3,

and a 7.1, and so on. Check this book’s page at www.missingmanuals.

com to read about those updates when they occur.

Introduction

About the Outline

iPhone: The Missing Manual is divided into five parts, each containing sev-

eral chapters:

• Part 1, The iPhone as Phone, covers everything related to phone calls:

dialing, answering, voice control, voicemail, conference calling, text

messaging, iMessages, MMS, and the Contacts (address book) pro-

gram. It’s also where you can read about FaceTime, the iPhone’s

video-calling feature, and Siri, the “virtual assistant” in the iPhone 4s

and later models.

• Part 2, Pix, Flix & Apps, is dedicated to the iPhone’s built-in software

programs, with a special emphasis on its multimedia abilities: play-

ing music, podcasts, movies, TV shows, and photos; capturing photos

and videos; the Maps app; reading ebooks; and so on. These chapters

also cover some of the standard techniques that most apps share:

installing, organizing, and quitting them; switching among them; and

sharing material from within them using the Share sheet.

• Part 3, The iPhone Online, is a detailed exploration of the iPhone’s

third talent: its ability to get you onto the Internet, either over a WiFi

hotspot connection or via the cellular network. It’s all here: email, Web

browsing, and tethering (that is, letting your phone serve as a sort of

Internet antenna for your laptop).

• Part 4, Connections, describes the world beyond the iPhone itself—

like the copy of iTunes on your Mac or PC that can fill up the iPhone

with music, videos, and photos, and syncing the calendar, address

book, and mail settings. These chapters also cover the iPhone’s con-

trol panel, the Settings program; and how the iPhone syncs wirelessly

with corporate networks using Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync—or

with your own computers using Apple’s iCloud service.

• Part 5, Appendixes, contains two reference chapters. Appendix A

walks you through the setup process; Appendix B is a master com-

pendium of troubleshooting, maintenance, and battery information.

AboutÆTheseÆArrows

Throughout this book, and throughout the Missing Manual series, you’ll

find sentences like this one: Tap SettingsÆAirplane ModeÆOn. That’s

shorthand for a much longer instruction that directs you to open three

nested screens in sequence, like this: “Tap the Settings button. On the next

screen, tap Airplane Mode. On the screen after that, tap On.” (In this book,

tappable things on the screen are printed in orange to make them stand

out.)

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