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Follow on Google News | Explaining iTunes, iPhones and iPads for Windows Users - published as Amazon Kindle ebookApple uses iTunes like an octopus - both to help, to confuse and to manage its customers. This applies particularly to Windows Users who have an iPhone and/or iPad - with some baffling consequences.
By: C3B Consulting Ltd A key aspect within this is understanding how Apple sees its iTunes Store as a huge distribution hub for selling digital content. You may think your iPhone or Pad (or iPod or even Apple TV) are the center of your universe but you will discover that these are not regarded by Apple as self-standing or self-supporting devices but 'merely' as users of its digital warehouse. The ehandbook also discusses the advantages and disadvantages of “going beyond iTunes“ where you decide if you wish to break out of Apple's constraints by 'jailbreaking' your iPhone and/or iPad. Contents Part I Introduction and rationale Chapter 1 Why write this ehandbook? Chapter 2 Why read or use this ehandbook? Chapter 3 How to use this handbook's content Part II Understanding key concepts Chapter 4 AKWIBFY(NY) or 'Apple knows what is best for you (not you)' Chapter 5 The world of iTunes and its ecosystem Chapter 6 The world of the iTunes Store and Accounts Chapter 7 iTunes licensing and Digital Rights Management Chapter 8 iTunes is both Apple's bully as well as jailer Part III Describing and addressing common problems Chapter 9 SIM and MicroSIM cards Chapter 10 Copying or moving data to/from SIM and MicroSIM cards Chapter 11 To iTunes, computers and devices are not the same Chapter 12 Sync and Backup Chapter 13 Backing up your iTunes on Windows backups Chapter 14 Files, filing and locations Part IV So you want to upgrade to a new iPhone/iPad Chapter 15 What you need to consider Chapter 16 Keeping your old iPhone or iPad Chapter 17 Giving your old iPhone or iPad to someone else Chapter 18 Selling or disposing of your iPhone or iPad Chapter 19 Had you jailbroken your iPhone or iPad, and other implications? Part V ebooks, epublications and your own elibrary(ies) Chapter 20 Background " publishing constraints from the past Chapter 21 ereaders, ebooks and epublications Chapter 22 ebooks, DRM and your own elibrary(ies) Chapter 23 Lending ebooks Part VI Escaping Apple's closed environment ('jailbreaking') Chapter 24 Unlocking and jailbreaking " an introduction Chapter 25 Why might you want, or not want, to jailbreak an iPhone or iPad? Chapter 26 How do you jailbreak an iPhone or iPad? Appendices A Easily forgotten actions B iTunes, Operating Systems and Multitasking C ehandbook conventions D Beware: iPhones and iPads have moisture sensors For more information and/or review copies please contact C3B Consulting: 0787 233 4000 or requestebook@ ISBN: 978-0-9541518- End
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