Help Me! Guide to iPhone 6: Step-by-Step User Guide for the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus (3 page)

Note: To add more icons to a folder, just touch an icon while it is shaking and move it onto the folder.

Figure 14: A New Folder

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Use a nearby Wi-Fi hotspot or a home router to avoid having to use data. Wi-Fi is required to download large applications. To turn on Wi-Fi:

1. Touch the
 icon. The Settings screen appears, as shown in
Figure 15
.
2. Touch
Wi-Fi
. The Wi-Fi Networks screen appears, as shown in
Figure 16
.
3. Touch the
 switch next to 'Wi-Fi'. Wi-Fi turns on and a list of available networks appears, as shown in
Figure 17
. If the network has an
 icon next to it, a password is needed to connect to it.
4. Touch the network to which you would like to connect. The Wi-Fi Password prompt appears if the network is protected, as shown in
Figure 18
.
5. Enter the network password. Touch
Join
. Provided that you entered the correct password, a check mark appears next to the network name and the
 icon appears at the top of the screen. You are connected to the Wi-Fi network.

Note: If you enter an incorrect password, the message "Unable to join the network >Network Name<" appears, where '>Network Name<' is the name of your network. The network password is usually written on the modem given to you by your internet service provider. It is sometimes called a WEP Key.

Figure 15: Settings Screen

Figure 16: Wi-Fi Networks Screen

Figure 17: List of Available Wi-Fi Networks

Figure 18: Wi-Fi Password Prompt

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There are various settings that you can access without opening the Settings screen by using the Control Center. To use the Control Center:

1. Touch the bottom of the screen at any time and slide your finger up. The Control Center appears, as shown in
Figure 19
.
2. Touch one of the following icons at the top of the Control Center to turn on the corresponding function:

- Turns Airplane mode on or off.

- Turns Wi-Fi on or off.

- Turns Bluetooth on or off.

- Turns 'Do not disturb' on or off.