Apple One For Dummies. Dwight Spivey

href="#ua1a31028-61dd-5227-80ab-f46e20e7155f">Part 4: Every iCloud Has a Silver Lining Chapter 8: Walking on iCloud Nine What Is iCloud? The Storage Conundrum Signing In and Accessing iCloud Chapter 9: Buckle Up and Drive! Accessing iCloud Drive on Your Devices Organizing Your Stuff Chapter 10: Picture This! Enable and Access iCloud Photos Working with iCloud Photos Chapter 11: You’ve Got (iCloud) Mail Setting Up iCloud Email Sending and Receiving Email Organizing Email Chapter 12: Tying a Digital String on Your Finger The Dating Game: Getting to Know Calendar Remind Me, Again, Please! Chapter 13: Noting Notes and Contacting Contacts Note to Self 3 … 2 … 1 … Contact! Chapter 14: Docs and Spreadsheets and Presentations, Oh My! Accessing and Working with iWork Apps Using and Saving Files Creating and Editing Pages Docs in iCloud Working with Spreadsheets in Numbers Creating Presentations in Keynote Chapter 15: Digital Lost-and-Found Enable and Access Find My On the Hunt!

      9  Part 5: The Part of Tens Chapter 16: Ten Alternative Apps Chapter 17: Ten Tips and Tricks

      10  Index

      11  About the Author

      12  Advertisement Page

      13  Connect with Dummies

      14  End User License Agreement

      List of Tables

      1 Chapter 1TABLE 1-1 Apple One Plans

      List of Illustrations

      1 Chapter 1FIGURE 1-1: Apple Music works on just about any Internet-connected device.FIGURE 1-2: Apple TV+ provides great original programming.FIGURE 1-3: Apple Arcade games can easily jump from one Apple device to another...FIGURE 1-4: You can listen to articles on Apple News+ in your car with CarPlay.FIGURE 1-5: Apple Watch shows your health stats onscreen.FIGURE 1-6: Photos in iCloud works on all your Internet-ready devices.

      2 Chapter 2FIGURE 2-1: If updates are available, you'll see them here.FIGURE 2-2: It looks like it’s time for me to upgrade to macOS Big Sur.FIGURE 2-3: Apple TV is a small device that delivers big entertainment.FIGURE 2-4: Tap Software Update to see if a watchOS update is ready.FIGURE 2-5: iTunes and iCloud are available for Windows.FIGURE 2-6: Enjoying Long Way Up on Apple TV+ using Chrome for Windows.

      3 Chapter 3FIGURE 3-1: The Music app playing some notes on an iPhone.FIGURE 3-2: Viewing an album in Music on a touchscreen.FIGURE 3-3: Playing a song in Music on an iPhone.FIGURE 3-4: Music on a Mac works much like iTunes on Windows and Music on the w...

      4 Chapter 4FIGURE 4-1: Checking out my library in the Apple TV app for iOS.FIGURE 4-2: The Apple TV app looks a little different for Mac but offers the sa...FIGURE 4-3: The Apple TV app running on an Apple TV box.

      5 Chapter 5FIGURE 5-1: Checking out a game in the iOS App Store.FIGURE 5-2: Sneaky Sasquatch is a hugely popular Apple Arcade game.FIGURE 5-3: The Apple TV app running on an Apple TV box.

      6 Chapter 6FIGURE 6-1: News for iOS is your source for the latest news and best articles.FIGURE 6-2: Use these icons to navigate an article.FIGURE 6-3: Tap Listen to hear an audio article and control its playback.FIGURE 6-4: Tap publication icons to follow or unfollow them.FIGURE 6-5: News works basically the same for macOS and iPadOS.FIGURE 6-6: Reading an article in News for macOS and iPadOS.FIGURE 6-7: The Share button in News for macOS and iPadOS is full of options.

      7 Chapter 7FIGURE 7-1: Choose a workout type to begin.FIGURE 7-2: The Trainer, Time, and Music filters help you whittle down your sel...FIGURE 7-3: I’ve successfully narrowed my workout choices.FIGURE 7-4: Tap Let’s Go to launch your workout.

      8 Chapter 8FIGURE 8-1: Log into your account here.FIGURE 8-2: Features and apps are on the right.FIGURE 8-3: Enter your Apple ID.FIGURE 8-4: Tap to toggle switches for items you want to enable.FIGURE 8-5: Enter your Apple ID and click the arrow.FIGURE 8-6: Apps available in iCloud.com.

      9 Chapter 9FIGURE 9-1: Toggle the iCloud Drive switch to on.FIGURE 9-2: Finder is always happy to see you.FIGURE 9-3: Select the box next to iCloud Drive to enable it on your Mac.FIGURE 9-4: iCloud Drive is in Finder’s sidebar.FIGURE 9-5: Logging in to iCloud Drive for Windows.FIGURE 9-6: Find iCloud Drive in File Explorer’s left sidebar.FIGURE 9-7: iCloud Drive as seen in iCloud.com.FIGURE 9-8: Creating a new folder using iCloud Drive for Windows.FIGURE 9-9: A long-press reveals options you can take with an item.FIGURE 9-10: Note the icons at the top of the iCloud Drive window in iCloud.com...

      10 Chapter 10FIGURE 10-1: Set up iCloud Photos using the iCloud for Windows app.FIGURE 10-2: Photos in iCloud.com is a great web-based app for photos and video...FIGURE 10-3: The main view from the Library tab in Photos for iOS.FIGURE 10-4: Viewing a picture in Photos for iOS.FIGURE 10-5: Photos for macOS and iPadOS are similar in layout and options.

      11 Chapter 11FIGURE 11-1: Tap Create to create a new iCloud email address.FIGURE 11-2: Enter a username in front of @icloud.com.FIGURE 11-3: Setting up iCloud email for Outlook in Windows.FIGURE 11-4: The iCloud Mail interface is clean and intuitive.FIGURE 11-5: Enter email addresses and your subject in the appropriate fields.FIGURE 11-6: Attachments appear at the bottom of the Compose window.FIGURE 11-7: The format bar allows you to gussy up your message text.FIGURE