A presentation given by librarians at the University of Rochester Medical Center's Miner library. Provides a basic introduction to using the iPhone including settings, navigation, email, network access and using Safari.

1. Meet the iPhoneTouch the iTouch

5. BookmarksIntro to Apps But above all, we want to learn from each other

8. View your current Usage

9. Set the Auto-Lock timeout

11. Select Microsoft Exchange

12. Enter your email address

13. Enter the mail server (mail.urmc.rochester.edu)

14. Enter the Domain (urmc-sh)

15. Enter your username and password

16. Make sure that Use SSL is ON

19. Set Auto-Lock option

20. Settings -> General -> Auto-Lock ->

21. Set to less than 10 mins

22. Use SSL in Mail settings

23. Mail, Calendar, Contacts -> Your account -> Account Info ->

24. Use SSL = ON

25. Don’t join random Networks8

27. Security of Portable Electronic Devices and Media

28. Checklist – Use of Systems & Media9

29. 10 Safari: The Basics

30. Safari: Navigating Web Pages 11

31. Safari: Using the Keyboard 12

32. Safari: Bookmarking 13

33. The New York Times as it appears on the Web

34. The New York Times App fits better into the IPhone/IPod Touch. It is so much easier to read!

35. Miner website as it appears on IPhone/IPod Touch. Currently, there is no mobile application for the website. Stay tuned, though – there should be one in the near future!

36. Some websites adjust automatically to the small screen. Our News & Tips blog is an example of that.

37. Downloading Apps to Your iPhone or Ipod Start by clicking on the icon for the Apps Store.

38. Apps are organized by category (you can scroll down to see more). Click on Music to download a music application.

39. From the Music list, I’ve selected Top Free. Click on Pandora to download the free Pandora app.

40. Information about the app will display. This sounds interesting – and it’s free – so I’ll click on FREE to download it. (Apps that are available for purchase have a BUY button.)

41. The, click INSTALL.

42. You’ll be prompted for your iTunes Password. Once you enter that…

43. Pandora will begin to load – and you’re ready to play.

44. If you decide you don’t want the app, simply hold your finger on the icon until it starts to jiggle. Then, click on the X to delete.

45. Questions? Contact Your LibrarianOr Call the Miner Library Reference Desk585.275.2487