The Complete iPhone iOS 13 Manual VOL 28

iOS 13 brought a new set of tools and changes to the iPhone, and this illustrated manual takes them one feature at a time. From first-time setup to familiar apps and settings, it offers practical guidance for finding your way around the system and making more of the iPhone features covered in the guide.

Start with the essentials

The early chapters take readers through updating to iOS 13, setting up an iPhone and Apple ID, using Face ID or Touch ID, getting online, making calls and navigating with touchscreen gestures. Control Centre, AirDrop, Bluetooth, email and the on-screen keyboard are also covered, making this section a useful place to begin or revisit when a basic task feels less than basic.

See what changed in iOS 13

Dedicated features introduce Dark Mode, Find My, Voice Control and Sign in with Apple, alongside other changes in the operating system. The guide places these updates within the wider experience of using an iPhone, rather than treating iOS 13 as a list of release notes.

Find your way around the built-in apps

Substantial sections explore the iPhone’s everyday apps, including Mail, Safari, Reminders, Messages, Memoji, Notes, Calendar, Contacts, Camera, Photos, Maps, Health, Wallet, Music, TV, Books, News, FaceTime and the App Store. The coverage gives readers a guided tour of the tools they are likely to encounter across communication, organization, media and daily use.

Make the iPhone feel more familiar

Later chapters turn to iCloud Drive and Files, Siri, Do Not Disturb, wallpaper and sounds, Notification Centre and Screen Time. Together, these topics help readers understand where information is stored, how to manage interruptions and how to adjust common settings.

A practical reference for iOS 13 users

With its clear topic-by-topic structure, this manual is aimed at people learning an iPhone as well as users who want a reference for particular features. Its guidance is specifically about iOS 13, so readers should keep that version-specific focus in mind when consulting it alongside newer Apple software.