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TERMINOLOGY – FOR NON-iPHONE X USERS Home Button: Multi-function. Press to return to Home Screen. Double- press to show the App Switcher. Triple-presses always have optional functions that will be covered when we talk about Settings. Touch ID: Fingerprint recognition for secure access to the device. Operated via the Home Button. Available starting with iPhone 5s and starting on iPad Air 2 and iPad mini 3. Pay: A revolutionary secure wireless payment system. Accessed via the Home Button, and Touch ID. Available starting with the iPhone 6 models and starting on iPad Pro, iPad Air 2, and iPad mini 3. Siri: Your Digital Assistant accessed by holding down the Home Button until the beep sounds. Requires an Internet connection. Don’t forget to download my huge four-page list of Siri commands to try! Find it on LearnFromSandro.com Tip: Some times Siri is not sure when you have completed your request, or if you pause too long. Therefore, you can hold down the Home button until you complete your request. OR… use the “Hey Siri” feature. Lock Screen: Where you can secure access to your data by using a passcode lock. The lock screen also provides a way to dial emergency 911 and to display personal medical information to first responders. The Notification Center: Notifications and your daily agenda will pop- down by swiping DOWN from the very top of any screen. Notifications can be configured on an app-by-app basis in Settings (if the app offers this functionality). Different kinds of notifications can be configured, such as Banner Notifications, Alert Notifications, and Badges. The Control Center: This handy feature pops-up from the bottom whenever you swipe UP from the very bottom edge of any screen. It contains many controls, such as Airplane Mode, Rotation Lock, Do Not Disturb, WiFi and Bluetooth switches, Brightness, and more. Spotlight Searching: The Spotlight search screen will pop down for you to search for many types of data on your iDevice. This is done by swiping DOWN from anywhere in the center of any screen. The Dock: A shelf on the bottom of every Home Screen. Whatever app or folder is stored on the dock remains consistent across all your home pages. Therefore, it’s a great place to keep your most-often used apps. The Status Bar: The information bar at the very top of every screen. It shows signal strength of your Wi-Fi and Cellular signals, the time, battery level, Do Not Disturb status, Airplane mode, and much more. The App Switcher: This is a special feature that is accessible by double-pressing the Home Button. The screen will show thumbnails of all the apps you used recently and that are “sleeping” or “inactive” in the background. Some of these apps can actually be processing data in the background – called multitasking – you can switch back and forth to reactivate apps by swiping the thumbnails to the right and/or left and tapping on the thumbnail you want to activate. You can Force Quit an app by swiping UP on its thumbnail in this screen - as if to fling it off the top of the device. The Recents List appears at the top of the App Switcher screen - representing recent contacts you communicated with. Your Favorites contacts also appear here. © Sandro V. Cuccia [email protected] LearnFromSandro.com THE NEW IOS 11 ON IPHONE AND IPAD Sandro Cuccia [email protected] Spring 2018 WEEK 1 – FEBRUARY 5, 2018 CLASS RESOURCES CLASS HANDOUTS AND OTHER MATERIALS ARE AVAILABLE AT LearnFromSandro.com NOTES iPhone X User? Since your iPhone is different in many ways than other models, look for the iPhone X version of this document at LearnFromSandro.com This course covers iOS 11 features ONLY! Did you fill out the pre-course survey? No? … Go to : bit.ly/surveyiosclass Survey closes soon!

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Page 1: Sandro Cuccia THE NEW IOS 11 ON IPHONE AND IPAD · 2018. 2. 18. · starting on iPad Air 2 and iPad mini 3. Pay: A revolutionary secure wireless payment system. Accessed via the Home

TERMINOLOGY – FOR NON-iPHONE X USERS

Home Button: Multi-function. Press to return to Home Screen. Double-press to show the App Switcher. Triple-presses always have optional functions that will be covered when we talk about Settings.Touch ID: Fingerprint recognition for secure access to the device. Operated via the Home Button. Available starting with iPhone 5s and starting on iPad Air 2 and iPad mini 3.Pay: A revolutionary secure wireless payment system. Accessed via the Home Button, and Touch ID. Available starting with the iPhone 6 models and starting on iPad Pro, iPad Air 2, and iPad mini 3.Siri: Your Digital Assistant accessed by holding down the Home Button until the beep sounds. Requires an Internet connection. Don’t forget to download my huge four-page list of Siri commands to try! Find it on LearnFromSandro.com Tip: Some times Siri is not sure when you have completed your request, or if you pause too long. Therefore, you can hold down the Home button until you complete your request. OR… use the “Hey Siri” feature.Lock Screen: Where you can secure access to your data by using a passcode lock. The lock screen also provides a way to dial emergency 911 and to display personal medical information to first responders.The Notification Center: Notifications and your daily agenda will pop-down by swiping DOWN from the very top of any screen. Notifications can be configured on an app-by-app basis in Settings (if the app offers this functionality). Different kinds of notifications can be configured, such as Banner Notifications, Alert Notifications, and Badges.The Control Center: This handy feature pops-up from the bottom whenever you swipe UP from the very bottom edge of any screen. It contains many controls, such as Airplane Mode, Rotation Lock, Do Not Disturb, WiFi and Bluetooth switches, Brightness, and more.Spotlight Searching: The Spotlight search screen will pop down for you to search for many types of data on your iDevice. This is done by swiping DOWN from anywhere in the center of any screen.The Dock: A shelf on the bottom of every Home Screen. Whatever app or folder is stored on the dock remains consistent across all your home pages. Therefore, it’s a great place to keep your most-often used apps.The Status Bar: The information bar at the very top of every screen. It shows signal strength of your Wi-Fi and Cellular signals, the time, battery level, Do Not Disturb status, Airplane mode, and much more.The App Switcher: This is a special feature that is accessible by double-pressing the Home Button. The screen will show thumbnails of all the apps you used recently and that are “sleeping” or “inactive” in the background. Some of these apps can actually be processing data in the background – called multitasking – you can switch back and forth to reactivate apps by swiping the thumbnails to the right and/or left and tapping on the thumbnail you want to activate. You can Force Quit an app by swiping UP on its thumbnail in this screen - as if to fling it off the top of the device. The Recents List appears at the top of the App Switcher screen - representing recent contacts you communicated with. Your Favorites contacts also appear here.

THE NEW IOS 11 ON IPHONE AND IPADSandro Cuccia

[email protected] Spring 2018

WEEK 1 – FEBRUARY 5, 2018

CLASS RESOURCES

CLASS HANDOUTS AND OTHER MATERIALS ARE AVAILABLE AT

LearnFromSandro.com

N O T E S

iPhone X User?Since your iPhone is different in many ways than other models, look for the iPhone X version of this document at LearnFromSandro.com

This course covers iOS 11 features ONLY!

Did you fill out the pre-course survey?

No? … Go to :bit.ly/surveyiosclass

Survey closes soon!