Help Me! Guide to Ios 8: Step-by-step User Guide for Apple's Eighth Generation Os on the Iphone, Ipad, and Ipod Touch

Publisher Marketing: Need help with iOS 8? iOS 8 is the newest operating system from Apple as of September 17th, 2014. iOS 8 introduced many new features, which redefined the iPhone 4S and higher, iPad 2 and higher, and iPod Touch 5th generation and higher. These features include: - Interactive notifications - Predictive typing - Enhanced Siri functionality - Wi-Fi Calling - Time-Lapse Videos - Improved email application - FaceTime Call Waiting - And many more... This guide will introduce you to these new features, as well as the rest of iOS 8. The Guide to iOS 8 gives task-based instructions without using any technical jargon. Learning which buttons on your iOS 8 device perform which functions is useless unless you know how it will help you in your everyday use of iOS 8. Therefore, this guide will teach you how to perform the most common tasks. Instead of presenting arbitrary instructions in lengthy paragraphs, this book gives unambiguous, simple step-by-step procedures. Additionally, detailed screenshots help you to confirm that you are on the right track. This guide also explains Secret Tips and Tricks to help you accomplish your day-to-day tasks much faster. If you get stuck, refer to the Troubleshooting section to isolate and solve the problem. Help is here! Contributor Bio:  Hughes, Charles Through the years Charles Hughes has published poetry and fiction along with works of literary scholarship on various topics, but his two recent books, Accordion War: Korea 1951-Life and Death in a Marine Rifle Company and A Fortune Teller's Blessing-The Story of John Allen Adams explore a common theme-war and courage. The books, however, approach that theme from different directions. In the first we see the young Marines Hughes served with face death from an implacable enemy in the rugged mountains of Korea under the harshest weather conditions. In the second we see a man who has overcome a devastating injury join with anti-war friends to confront their own government and many of their fellow citizens as they speak out against a war they believe immoral and unjust, receiving for their efforts public censure, hostility and sometimes imprisonment. Today Hughes is professor emeritus of English at Henderson State University in Arkadelphia, Arkansas. He graduated with a BA in political science from the University of Texas at Austin in 1957 and for the next nine years worked in communication intelligence for the National Security Agency at Ft. Meade, Maryland, and later the Air Force Security Service as a cryptanalyst (Russian), instructor of cryptanalysis, technical writer (cryptanalysis), technical editor, and finally as the Chief of the Editing and Publications Branch of the USAFSS School at Goodfellow AFB, San Angelo, Texas. He left that position in 1966 to attend graduate school at Texas Tech University at Lubbock where he received an MA (1968) and a PhD (1971) in literature and linguistics after which he was hired by Henderson State where he taught up to and after his retirement in 1996, serving for five of those years as Chairman of the English and Foreign Languages Department.