Take Control Of Apple Tv 5th Edition
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Take Control of Apple TV, 5th Edition
Everything you need to know about the Apple TV! Version 5.0, updated May 15, 2025 Whether you're considering an Apple TV, already own one, or have a smart TV or streaming device that supports AirPlay and/or the Apple TV app, you can more fully enjoy Apple’s ecosystem with this ultimate guide. You'll learn about the best TVs and sound equipment to buy, how to maximize your Apple TV's picture quality, get the most out of the Apple TV app, control your media with AirPlay, and so much more!n With the fifth edition, Glenn Fleishman takes over updating this title from the original author, Josh Centers. Glenn walks you through cables, ports, and setup, and explains how to use gestures and spoken commands with the Siri Remote. He helps you navigate and customize the Home screen, plus describes getting-started settings such as inputting your Apple Account info and enabling parental controls. You'll learn how to use the TV app (whether on the Apple TV box itself, on a Mac, iPhone, or iPad; or on a third-party smart TV), and how you can best view home movies and TV shows. The book also looks at using an Apple TV to listen to your music or Apple Music, download and play podcasts from the Podcasts app, and browse your photos. In Take Control of Apple TV you'll also read about: • What's new in tvOS 18 • Which Apple TV model to buy—or whether you should get different hardware instead • Getting the most out of your the Siri Remote (either version) • Using Control Center on an Apple TV • Using a game controller with Apple TV • Sorting through video formats and options like HDR and Dolby Vision • Using AirPlay to beam the display of your Mac or iPhone screen to your TV • Making Mac, iPhone, or iPad audio play through your TV’s speakers • Making and receiving FaceTime calls on an Apple TV • How the new Insight feature can show you extra info on actors and music • Using SharePlay to watch shows with friends in other places • Running Home Sharing to play media from a local computer • Using one or more HomePods as speakers for your Apple TV • Using an Apple Watch to control your Apple TV • What you can do with Conference Room Display mode • How to tell whether an iPhone/iPad app includes a free copy of its Apple TV version • How to reset or restore an Apple TV—useful for troubleshooting or for handing your device to a new owner
Take Control of Apple Watch, 5th Edition
Explore everything your Apple Watch can do in watchOS 11! Version 5.0, updated November 05, 2024 Get to know your Apple Watch and customize it to help you focus on what you care about most. Tech expert Jeff Carlson helps you understand the watch mindset, pick the watch model that’s right for you, set up and share its faces and their complications, get the notifications you want, take advantage of the health and fitness features, handle communications, and learn how the controls and core apps work.n Apple Watch has become the world's best-selling watch, as well as the most popular wearable digital device. Since the device's introduction in 2015, Apple has developed numerous new watch product lines, vastly expanded the device's capabilities, and enabled developers to create entirely new apps and tools. Your Apple Watch hides an enormous amount of technical complexity behind that unassuming touch screen, and with help from author Jeff Carlson, you'll unlock every last bit of its power. Take Control of Apple Watch covers all Apple Watch models through Series 10 and Apple Watch Ultra 2, as well as all the new features introduced in watchOS 11. Jeff walks you through getting to know the Apple Watch (including how to pick one out if you haven’t already), along with topics that teach you how to navigate among the watch’s screens with the physical controls, taps on the screen, and Siri. You’ll also find advice on customizing watch faces and sharing them with others; taking advantage of the electrocardiogram (ECG) capability blood oxygen sensor, and temperature sensor (on supported models); getting the notifications you want; handling text and voice communications; using Apple’s core apps; and monitoring your heart rate, hearing, and monthly cycle to improve your overall health. A final chapter discusses taking care of your Apple Watch, including recharging, restarting, resetting, and restoring. Among the many topics covered in the book are: Apple Watch Fundamentals: • Picking out and setting up your own Apple Watch—covers models up through Series 10 and Apple Watch Ultra 2 • How to adapt to the numerous changes in watchOS 11 • Making watch face complications work for you • Using Control Center and the greatly improved Smart Stack • Using Siri on your watch for a wide variety of tasks • Adding apps to the watch via your iPhone or the watch's built-in App Store • Resetting a messed-up Apple Watch and force-quitting an app Health, Fitness, and Safety Features: • Tracking your exercise and analyzing your training load • Doing workouts with Apple Fitness+ • Pausing your activity rings and setting different goas for each day of the week • Using your watch to monitor sleep data, including checking for sleep apnea with recent models • Using health-related features such as the blood oxygen sensor and medication reminders, plus the ECG, Cycle Tracking, and Noise apps • Detecting falls and car crashes, and automatically calling for help Communication: • Placing and receiving phone calls on your watch • Using the Walkie-Talkie feature to chat with other Apple Watch owners • Communicating in other languages using the Translate app • Sending default (and customized) text messages, tapbacks, threaded replies, and even money via Messages • Seeing email from only certain people Interacting with Other Devices: • Finding people, devices, and items • Controlling your home with HomeKit-compatible devices • Understanding how the watch interacts with your iPhone (including how to control your watch with your iPhone) • Triggering your iPhone’s camera remotely using the watch • Controlling an Apple TV, or Music on a Mac, with the Remote app • Unlocking a Mac (and authenticating certain actions) with your watch Getting Stuff Done: • Getting navigation directions and using the Compass app • Adding calendar events and reminders • Loading your watch with photos and using them to create new watch faces • Paying at contactless terminals using Apple Pay • Putting tickets on your watch
Take Control of Your Online Privacy, 5th Edition
Learn what's private online (not much)—and what to do about it! Version 5.1, updated January 30, 2025 Nearly everything you do say or do online can be recorded and scrutinized by advertisers, data brokers, and a long list of other people and organizations—often without your knowledge or consent. When your personal data falls into the wrong hands, you risk theft, embarrassment, and worse. But you can take steps to greatly improve your online privacy without sacrificing all your convenience. Nowadays, online privacy is extremely hard to come by. Corporations, governments, and scammers alike go out of their way to gather up massive amounts of your personal data. The situation feels bleak, but you have more control than you may realize. In this book, Joe Kissell helps you to develop a sensible, customized online privacy strategy. No matter what devices or operating systems you use, you’ll find practical advice that ordinary people need to handle common privacy needs. The massively revised fifth edition of Take Control of Your Online Privacy is packed with information that helps you get a handle on current topics in online privacy, including data breaches, hardware bugs, quantum computing, two-factor authentication, how ads can track you, and much more. You’ll receive savvy advice about topics such as these: Why worry? Find out who wants your private data, why they want it, and what that means to you. Determine your personal risk level, learn which privacy factors are most important to you, what you can and can't control, and what extra steps you can take if you're at a high risk of being personally targeted. Hear some good news (five steps you could take that would massively increase your online privacy)…and some bad news (why some of those steps may be difficult or infeasible). Remove personal information from Google and data brokers, though the process comes with limitations and gotchas. Discover Apple-Specific Privacy Features for users of Macs, iPhones, and iPads. Manage your internet connection: Secure your Wi-Fi network and keep your data from leaking out. Find advice on why and when to use a VPN or a network-connected privacy appliance, plus why you should be skeptical of VPN reviews. Browse and search the web: Avoid bogus websites, control your cookies and history, block ads, browse and search anonymously, and find out who is tracking you. Send and receive email: Find out how your email could be intercepted, learn techniques for encrypting email when necessary, get tips for sending email anonymously, and know when email is not the best way to communicate. Watch your social media: Understand the risks of sharing personal information online (especially on Facebook!), tweak your settings, and consider common-sense precautions. Talk and chat online: Consider to what extent any phone call, text message, or online chat is private, and find tips for enhancing privacy when using these channels. Protect your smart devices: Address privacy issues with "Internet of Things" devices like smart TVs, smart speakers, and home automation gear. Think mobile: Ponder topics like supercookies, location reporting, photo storage, spear phishing, and more as you decide how to handle privacy for a mobile phone or tablet. Help your children: As a parent, you may want to take extra steps to protect your children's privacy. Find a few key tips to keep in mind.