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User guides are handy when wanting to know more about the product you have purchased. Apple are one of those companies who believe that shipping manuals with their products is a thing of the past.
The good news is they still produce manuals for most of their range and in this case the iPhone.
Simply launch the Safari browser on your iPhone and tap the bookmarks button as highlighted below:
Then scroll towards the bottom of the list and you will be presented with “iPhone User Guide” as highlighted below:
Tapping on this option will present the complete user guide as shown below:
Simply tap on any of the areas you are interested in and you will be given more information on how specific functions work and what you can do with your iPhone.
Please note to access this information you will need internet access as most of the content is driven from one of Apple’s websites.