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The next generation of iPhone SE has arrived! The iPhone SE is arguably the best budget phone you can buy. It takes stunning photos and videos, is incredibly thin, has an HD screen, and is fast! If you want to make sure you understand how to use all of the features, then keep reading. This guide is formatted in a way to help you use your phone (and all its powerful features) as quickly as possible.I purposely have written this guide to be a little more casual and fun than what you expect from most iPhone manuals. The iPhone is a fun gadget, and any guide should be an equally fun read.Some of the included topics: What's new to iOS 13 Buying, removing, rearranging, updating apps Taking, editing, organizing and sharing photos Apple Services (Apple Music, Apple TV+, Apple Card, iCloud) Using Siri Using pre-installed apps like Notes, Calendar, Reminders, and more Making phone calls and sending messages AirPods CarPlay And much, much more!Are you ready to start enjoying your new iPhone? Then let's get started!

You know what a MacBook is, but chances are you spent most of your life with a Windows PC. While there is a learning curve, it's not as hard as you'd think. And there are lots of advantages-especially if you have other Apple products like the iPhone, Apple Watch, iPad, and Apple TV. This book is meant to help users who are picking up a MacBook for the first time. While it's based on the MacBook Air (2020 model), you will be fine if you own any other current Mac model.The following topics will be covered inside: What's the difference between all the different Macs and MacBook's Accessibility features How do you do all those Windows "things" on a Mac Using the Magic Mouse and Force Touch Using Siri Using Safari to search the Internet How to find things / how to organize things to make them easy to find Using Sidecar Using Notes Using iWorks Downloading / Updating apps on the App Store Organizing photos Making phone calls and sending messages Multitasking And much, much more!

Are Your Ready to Quit Your Job and Make a Living As An Author?I was offered my first book deal before the age of 30. I was over the moon! I had a literary agent, and one of the top publishers in the country; when the book was published, there were even mega-production studios calling my agent to inquire about the rights.It’s what every author dreams of, right?!Kind of. Sort of. No!It used to be. But that was several years ago. That was before the birth of the first real game-changer since Gutenberg's press: the Amazon Kindle.The Kindle itself didn’t rock the industry to its core - rather, it was the self-publishing platform that came with it: Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP)Authors could always self-publish, but prior to KDP, it was something you did when no publisher would take a chance on you. After KDP, authors were proving that for the price of $0, you could have your book published not only electronically, but in print as well. In a very short time, authors started using KDP and becoming millionaires!I started using KDP (as well as other publishing distribution channels) way back when it first opened its doors, and I haven’t looked back. I’ve launched several imprints and have sold over 2,000,000 books. In this book, I’ll show you how I, and other authors, have done it.A word of caution: this isn’t a how-to publish a book on KDP; if you need a step-by-step on how to navigate through the KDP dashboard, then there are other books that cover that (but seriously, publishing through KDP is ridiculously easy!). This book is to help you launch your book and attract more readers.

Jump Start Your Career As a Children's Writer!Many years ago, I had the idea for my first picture book. I sat on in for years for one reason and one reason only: I couldn't draw. Like at all! Even my stick figures looked terrible!I hoped one day to be connected with an illustrator who couldn't write, but one day I decided to stop waiting and start doing! I got proactive and started looking for an illustrator. And it wasn't as much as I anticipated. I realized that this was something that really could be done on a budget!This book is twofold: One, it's for writers like me who need to know how to find an illustrator on a budget Two, it's for children's writers who are hoping to one day make a living doing this.Let's be clear: This is not an easy career; nor is one you will get rich quick at. But if you are ready for some hard work, then read on!Note: this book is based of "The Six Figure Writer"; it has an expanded section covering Children's Authorship.

If you want to create a professional document like a resume or cover letter, then you know where to go: word processing software like Word or Pages. But what if you just want to create well-organized notes?If you are using a Mac, iPad or iPhone, then the choice is obvious: the appropriately named Notes app.On the surface, Notes is a pretty basic text editor; but there’s more than meets the eye, as Notes can do more than just give you a place to add notes. You can add images, format text, sync it across devices, and much more. If you want to get the most out of this powerful little text editor, then read on!

Are Your Ready For Apple To Take Control of Your Classroom?! Apple has made a big push to get into the classroom. But if you are still new to Apple, you might be a little overwhelmed.This bundled collection contains several previously published bestselling guides; it covers iWork, MacOS, and iPadOS.

If you are like the majority of people, you probably use Google Chrome. It's the most popular browser out there. Hundreds of millions of people use it. Using it to Google a funny meme is easy. But do you really understand everything about Google Chrome? There's a lot under the hood, and this book will help break it down.

If you own a Mac, then the Safari browser is the default app for surfing the Internet. But how does it work and is it really worth using over other popular browsers?This book, which is based on The Ridiculously Simple Guide to Safari will help you understand it more. It will teach you all the tricks that will make it a better browsing experience.If you’re ready to make the switch and want to make sure you understand all of the features, then read on!

Microsoft Office used to rule them all. It didn’t matter what computer or operating system you had—if you needed to type something, you used Office.Times have changed! Today there are many Office Suites out there. If you have a Mac, then the best one for you just might be iWork.If you really want to get the most out of it, then this guide will help. It will show you the ropes—including how to do all those things you are used to doing in Office - and help you with some of the features you may not even know about.Ready to get started? Let’s go! 

Are You Ready To Cut the Cable Cord?If you are like most people, then you are probably paying way too much for cable. And if you are like most people, you probably want to know if a media player like Apple TV can help.In a word: yes.There are lots of options out there when it comes to media players, but Apple TV is arguably one of the best. It’s slick. It’s fast. And it just works. It’s everything you’d expect from Apple. But how does it work!This book will guide you through all the features you should know. It will also give you a rundown of all the most popular services out there available on Apple TV (like Disney+ and Hulu).This guide is an introduction to the newest Apple TV (released in October 2017); but if you have the earlier 2015 model, that’s fine—you’ll even find it useful if you have the earlier models (though some of the features won’t be here).The book is based on “Apple TV: A Ridiculously Simple Guide to Getting Started with Apple TV 4K and HD with TVOS 13” but includes an extra section on accessibility.If you are ready to take your entertainment to the next level, let’s go!

There's never been a better time to learn. Several years ago, the word Edutainment was introduced--it's the idea of learning through games and other activities. What better way to learn than the iPad, right? Kind of. The iPad is an amazing learning device but handing it over to a child with no restrictions gives them access to the world...and all the evils in it.This book is twofold. One, it teaches parents how to use the iPad; even if you've used it before, there's probably going to be a few things that you never knew. Two, it teaches parents how to safe-guard the device and ensure their child only sees and does what you want them to. It will teach you how to set app limits, turn on and off privacy features, and block certain websites. In short, it will teach you how to customize the iPad so it's fit for your parenting style.It's based off of the newest iPad's that lack a physical Home button, but if you have another iPad, most of the features are in the same exact place.Ready to get started? Let's go!

The smart house has arrived. The days of buying from one company for your home security, another company for your thermostat, and still another for your doorbell camera are behind us! You can still do that, of course, but today’s smart homes can easily belong to one ecosystem, which allows them to interact better with each other.This book will look at how to make your home “smart” using Google products. It will cover:·      Nest Learning Thermostats·      Nest Cams·      Nest Hello (Doorbell Camera)·      Nest Secure Alarm·      Nest Protect·      Nest WifiThis book will not cover Google smart speakers (such as the Google Home and Nest Mini); these devices use Google Assistant, but there’s not a lot of settings you need to know about. That said, they do work very well in your home if you have other Google devices. For example, if you have the Nest Doorbell, your speakers will chime and tell you who is at the door if you have speakers throughout your house. Nest Mini speakers are frequently on sale for less than $30.This book is based off of iOS, but the Android OS version of Nest is nearly identical.If you are ready to connect your home to the future, then let’s get started.