Following the public release of iOS 8 on Wednesday, Apple has published its official iPhone User Guide for the new mobile OS on iBooks, making the digital document available on both desktop and portable devices.
Apple's "iPhone User Guide For iOS 8" contains an illustrated overview of iOS 8's new features, as well as usability guides for those not familiar with the mobile operating system.
According to the release notes, the guide covers all iPhones from the new iPhone 6 and 6 Plus down to the iPhone 4S. As such, the content is available in the usual rich iBooks format, making for easy on-the-go reading. In addition to iOS 8-specific tutorials, the guide also offers a sneak peek at Apple's forthcoming 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch handsets.
Also included is a deeper look at the Health app, which integrates with third-party apps via HealthKit to work as a repository for motion, medical and wellness data. Apple today said a bug in the initial iOS 8 release is causing issues with HealthKit-compatible apps and the company has subsequently pulled those titles from the App Store. A fix should be in by the end of the month, Apple said.
The "iPhone User Guide For iOS 8" is available as a free download from the iBookstore and can be viewed on Mac, iPhone, iPad and iPod touch models.
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Got my case. Got some extra charging cables. Now I got the user's guide. All I need now is the phone!!
Little touches like this are what separates Apple from the Android handset makers, I don't need it but my dad would certainly find it useful.
My 3GS won't run iOS 8. I hope there will be a version for my iPad.
My 3GS won't run iOS 8.
Of course it wont. It's more than five years old.
My 3GS won't run iOS 8. I hope there will be a version for my iPad.
Your 3GS? Are you for real? Let me guess, you have the 1st gen iPad and also expect it to run iOS8, right?