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Buying and Activating Your iPhone, including access to Microsoft Exchange and other industry collaborative tools (messaging, calendar, and contacts), as well as secure and on-demand access to remote network resources—each of which we’ll explore throughout this book. In this first chapter, however, let’s focus on the immediate quest

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Using Your iPhone for the First Time chapter, I’ll introduce you to the basic features and interface of the iPhone and iPod touch. Then we’ll take a look at how to configure some of the basic settings and how to make sure your device and the data on it remain secure.

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Getting Onlinech can connect to the Internet, and how to get online using each of them. You’ll also learn about how to securely access a remote office network by configuring virtual private networking so that you can use business resources at any time from anywhere in the world.

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Phone Home (Or Work, Clients, or Anyone Else)le phone. As basic and unexciting as that may sound, the iPhone’s Phone application incorporates a number of useful features as well as a very original user interface that may take a little getting used to—especially if you’ve primarily used landline and traditional entry-level mobile phones. In thi

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E-maily time or place. With a simple-to-navigate Mail application and search capabilities, the iPhone more than fulfills these needs. In this chapter, I’ll talk about the basic e-mail options, how to configure and use them, and how to organize your e-mail accounts so that you can get the most productivity

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