BlackBerry For Dummies, Fourth Edition

Robert Kao, Dante Sarigumba, "BlackBerry For Dummies, Fourth Edition" 
For Dummies | 2010 | ISBN: 0470607009, 0470886811 | 408 pages | PDF | 10,1 MB

Get the most juice out of your BlackBerry handheld!

Feature-rich and complex, the BlackBerry is the number one smartphone in the corporate world is among the most popular handhelds for business users. This new and updated edition includes all the latest and greatest information on new and current BlackBerry mobile devices.

Covering a range of valuable how-to topics, this helpful guide explores the BlackBerry's most useful features, techniques for getting the most out of your BlackBerry, and practical information about power usage.

* Covers all aspects of the number one smartphone in the corporate world—the BlackBerry
* Reviews managing appointments, creating a To Do list, getting online, using e-mail, and taking photos
* Shares navigation tips and shortcuts as well as essential applications for the BlackBerry
* Addresses power usage and consumption
* Advises on how to take advantage of the expandable memory

In addition, BlackBerry For Dummies, 4th Edition explains business tools, games, and great sites that deliver what you need for your BlackBerry, when you need it.



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The iPad Pocket Guide

The iPad Pocket Guide By Jeff Carlson
Publisher: Peachpit Press 2010 | 240 Pages | ISBN: 0321717589 | PDF | 6 MB

Quickly master all the features and functions of the iPad with this handy well-crafted pocket guide. Versatile, portable, powerful, ergonomically and functionally designed, the iPad is the perfect companion for digital media. With photos, music, movies, e-mail, and more than 150,000 apps, the iPad will help you organize, explore, and maximize your digital world. And, that's where this book steps in. Handy, inexpensive, and to-the-point, it's a complete companion to all the features and functions of the iPad including: Mail, Safari, Photos and Video, App Store, iBooks, Maps, Notes, Calendar, and Contacts. It will help you get up and running with easy-to-understand instructions, and then show you hidden gems and tips to make you a true iPad expert.

Snappy writing, eye-catching graphics, and a clean design walk you through the most common iPad tasks.
Teaches the major apps and functions including Calendar, Contacts, Maps, Notes, iPod, and Spotlight Search.
Complete coverage of iTunes, App Store, and iBooks along with tips and tricks for each store.

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The Droid Pocket Guide

The Droid Pocket Guide By Jason D. O'Grady
Publisher: Peachpit Press 2010 | 240 Pages | ISBN: 0321711939 | PDF | 3 MB

In this handy new Pocket Guide, mobile device expert Jason O'Grady reveals the secrets to using the DROID. He covers everything from how to make phone calls, send text messages and email to synching data with your Google account. In addition he covers how to surf the web with the built-in browser, use the phone's GPS, Google Maps, how to download and use apps found on the app store, and much more. This handy, low-priced book is packed with quick results for people who want to jump in and master DROID by Motorola phone.
Snappy writing and eye-catching graphics walk readers through the most common features of the DROID Phone
Jason O'Grady is a leading expert on mobile technology; his O'Grady's PowerPage blog has been publishing daily news on mobile technology since 1995
Covers popular features including the camera, keyboard, search, music, and Android Market

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The Nexus One Pocket Guide

The Nexus One Pocket Guide By Jason D. O'Grady
Publisher: Peachpit Press 2010 | 240 Pages | ISBN: 0321719700 | PDF | 22 MB

In this handy new Pocket Guide, mobile device expert Jason O'Grady reveals the secrets to using Google's Nexus One smartphone. All of the common features are covered including Web browsing, Google Apps, IM/text/email, digital camera, video, music player, and more. With this essential companion readers will be mastering their Nexus One in no time! 

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iPhone: The Missing Manual: Covers iPhone 4 & All Other Models with iOS 4 Software

iPhone: The Missing Manual: Covers iPhone 4 & All Other Models with iOS 4 Software By David Pogue
Publisher: Pogue Press 2010 | 448 Pages | ISBN: 1449393659 | PDF | 13 MB

With multitasking and more than a 100 other new features, iPhone 4.0 is a real treat, cooked up with Apple's traditional secret sauce of simplicity, intelligence, and whimsy. iPhone: The Missing Manual gives you a guided tour of everything the new iPhone has to offer, with lots of tips, tricks, and surprises. Learn how to make calls and play songs by voice control, take great photos, keep track of your schedule, and much more with complete step-by-step instructions and crystal-clear explanations by iPhone master David Pogue.
Whether you have a brand-new iPhone, or want to update an earlier model with the iPhone 4.0 software, this beautiful full-color book is the best, most objective resource available.
Use it as a phone -- learn the basics as well as time-saving tricks and tips for contact searching, texting, and more
Treat it as an iPod -- master the ins and outs of iTunes, and listen to music, upload and view photos, and fill the iPhone with TV shows and movies
Take the iPhone online -- make the most of your online experience to browse the Web, read and compose email, use social networks, or send photos and audio files
Go beyond the iPhone -- learn how to use the App Store, and how to multitask between your apps, organize them in folders, and read ebooks in iBooks
Unlock the full potential of your iPhone -- with the book that should have been in the box.

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Take Control of iPad Networking & Security

Glenn Fleishman, "Take Control of iPad Networking & Security"
TidBITS Publishing | 2010 | ISBN: 1615420541 | 152 pages | PDF | 4,5 MB

The basics of networking an iPad are simple, but once you move beyond connecting to a simple home Wi-Fi network or using 3G data, you’ll want to read networking expert Glenn Fleishman’s discussion of how to integrate your iPad into more-complex networks and keep its data safe from prying eyes. Along with advice about Wi-Fi, 3G, and Bluetooth networking, Glenn explains how to transfer documents to and from the iPad using a variety of apps and techniques, how to protect your data in transit and on the iPad itself, how you can control computers remotely from your iPad, and more.

Inside, you’ll find advice and steps for how to:

* Make Wi-Fi connections: Connect via Wi-Fi at home or work, at a public hotspot, and with (or without) various forms of security. Glenn discusses the security pros and cons of MAC address filtering, WEP, WPA, WPA2, and VPNs.
* Connect via 3G: This topic is most detailed in its discussions of AT&T’s plans in the United States, but it also takes a global perspective, with brief details about some data plans outside the United States and what to consider when traveling to a different country with your iPad. (For the latest on AT&T’s changing rate plans, check the Blog tab above and stay tuned for version 1.1.). You’ll also learn about connecting to a 3G network using alternative methods and devices.
* Use Bluetooth: Connect Bluetooth devices, such as keyboards and headsets, to your iPad.
* Access remote documents: You’ll learn how to access remote documents wirelessly and find steps for using a variety of file-sharing apps, including Air Sharing HD, GoodReader, Dropbox, and iDisk.
* Control a computer remotely from an iPad: Use a third-party app on the iPad to take control of other computers remotely. Specific steps are given for iTeleport and LogMeIn Ignition.
* Protect your data and privacy: Understand what aspects of your documents, passwords, and privacy could be at risk if the wrong person gained access to your iPad or its network communications. You’ll get ideas for how to take preventative actions, such as installing remote-tracking software, and you’ll find out how to proceed if you iPad is lost or stolen.


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Take Control of Media on Your iPad

Take Control of Media on Your iPad
TidBITS Publishing | 2010 | ISBN: 1615420533 | 123 pages | PDF | 3,4 MB

It’s a bird, it’s a plane, no, it’s an iPad, and while it may not be able to leap tall buildings in a single bound, the iPad is a lean, mean, media machine for reading books, listening to music, watching videos, viewing photos, controlling iTunes and your Apple TV, and more. Jeff Carlson, our most media-savvy author, explains how to purchase or acquire ebooks to read in iBooks and helps you understand the subtleties of iBooks. After that, you’ll find advice and steps for listening to audio in the iPod app, including how to control the playback interface and complex tasks like creating smart playlists. Then it’s on to figuring out how put videos on your iPad, using the Videos app, and streaming video from the Web. Next up are photos—learning how to store photos on the iPad, use the Photos app, set up the iPad as a digital picture frame, and sharing photos and videos. The ebook also covers how to use an iPad as a remote control for iTunes, an Apple TV, and other consumer electronics.

You’ll learn how to:
Mind your media: Get an overview of options for moving media to your iPad.

Read ebooks: Find free and commercial ebooks to read in iBooks, transfer ebooks from a desktop computer to iBooks, and learn how to use iBooks so you can go beyond flipping pages. And, if iBooks isn’t your cup of tea or if you want to include multiple ebook-reading apps in your repertoire, or read magazines or comics, you’ll find ideas for a few third-party options.

Listen to audio: Jeff covers the basics of controlling your music and podcasts in the iPod app, and he gives steps for creating regular and smart playlists, and for using Apple’s handy Genius feature. You’ll also learn how to stream music directly to your iPad with a third-party app.

Watch video: Find directions for adding media to your iPad, whether you want to buy it from Apple or add it from an independent source. Specific topics include iTunes Store rentals, ripping DVDs, exporting from iMovie, a GoodReader workaround, and an SD card tip. You’ll also learn how to output from your iPad to a television, and get ideas for streaming video to your iPad, with quick looks at YouTube, Netflix, and Safari.

View photos: Benefit from Jeff’s experience as an enthusiastic amateur photographer as he discusses moving photos (and certain videos) to an iPad from an external device or from a computer. Jeff also covers how to share your photos once they are on the iPad, whether with a slideshow, Picture Frame mode, or via email attachment. You’ll even learn what happens when you transfer a raw image file from an external device to an iPad.

Control your electronics: If you truly want to use your iPad as a big iPod touch, here’s one opportunity as a big remote control. Jeff shows you how to use Apple’s Remote app to control iTunes on a computer or to control an Apple TV, and he offers ideas for how to trick out your iPad so it can serve as a remote control for other consumer electronic devices like TVs and stereos.


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Take Control of iPad Basics

Take Control of iPad Basics
TidBITS Publishing | 2010 | ISBN: 1615420517 | 113 pages | PDF | 2,6 MB

Whether you’ve already used an iPad or you’re starting from a blank slate, Take Control editor-in-chief Tonya Engst helps you patch the blank spots in your basic iPad know-how. She walks those who haven’t yet made the leap through deciding which iPad and accessories to buy, after which she helps you understand the iPad’s buttons and ports, learn multi-touch gestures, download apps, sync data and media, find your stuff, and avoid newbie mistakes. The ebook wraps up with a discussion of how to impress your friends with a great iPad demo!

Why is this ebook free? Two reasons. The iPad is easy to use, but it’s also completely unfamiliar for many people, and we wanted to help new users become comfortable more quickly. Also, we have a number of other Take Control ebooks about the iPad, and by collecting all the iPad basics in this ebook, those books can instead focus on the more-subtle details and expert advice that sets Take Control titles apart.

Four more Take Control ebooks pick up where this one leaves off, helping you read books and listen to audio (Take Control of Media on Your iPad), get productive work done (Take Control of Working with Your iPad), manage your email (Take Control of Mail on the iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch), and go under the hood with networking and security details (Take Control of iPad Networking & Security).


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Take Control of iPad Networking & Security

Glenn Fleishman, "Take Control of iPad Networking & Security"
TidBITS Publishing | 2010 | ISBN: 1615420541 | 152 pages | PDF | 4,5 MB

The basics of networking an iPad are simple, but once you move beyond connecting to a simple home Wi-Fi network or using 3G data, you’ll want to read networking expert Glenn Fleishman’s discussion of how to integrate your iPad into more-complex networks and keep its data safe from prying eyes. Along with advice about Wi-Fi, 3G, and Bluetooth networking, Glenn explains how to transfer documents to and from the iPad using a variety of apps and techniques, how to protect your data in transit and on the iPad itself, how you can control computers remotely from your iPad, and more.

Inside, you’ll find advice and steps for how to:

* Make Wi-Fi connections: Connect via Wi-Fi at home or work, at a public hotspot, and with (or without) various forms of security. Glenn discusses the security pros and cons of MAC address filtering, WEP, WPA, WPA2, and VPNs.
* Connect via 3G: This topic is most detailed in its discussions of AT&T’s plans in the United States, but it also takes a global perspective, with brief details about some data plans outside the United States and what to consider when traveling to a different country with your iPad. (For the latest on AT&T’s changing rate plans, check the Blog tab above and stay tuned for version 1.1.). You’ll also learn about connecting to a 3G network using alternative methods and devices.
* Use Bluetooth: Connect Bluetooth devices, such as keyboards and headsets, to your iPad.
* Access remote documents: You’ll learn how to access remote documents wirelessly and find steps for using a variety of file-sharing apps, including Air Sharing HD, GoodReader, Dropbox, and iDisk.
* Control a computer remotely from an iPad: Use a third-party app on the iPad to take control of other computers remotely. Specific steps are given for iTeleport and LogMeIn Ignition.
* Protect your data and privacy: Understand what aspects of your documents, passwords, and privacy could be at risk if the wrong person gained access to your iPad or its network communications. You’ll get ideas for how to take preventative actions, such as installing remote-tracking software, and you’ll find out how to proceed if you iPad is lost or stolen.

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