Hi,
I would suggest you to look for podcasts at applevis.com and htb2.com
Or an even better option would be to go through Apple's manual for using
VoiceOver in iOS 6. You can search for that via Google.
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On Apr 25, 2013, at 10:46 AM, Surajsingh Jogi Nerul East Branch
Help, if you can.
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Hi,
Even though you won't find MS Word, etc, Apple has their equivalents i.e. Pages
for Word , Numbers for Excell, etc.
I haven't tried those applications, but I believe they're accessible.
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On Apr 23, 2013, at 9:56 AM, Surajsingh Jogi Nerul East Branch
Suraj,
1. Only way I could think is go to Settings and look for Siri. If its exist
then you have 4S else 4
2. Not sure but please check on apple is.com
3. Open phone menu, you will see logs of dialed, received and missed calls.
Double tap on the contact or number to dial
Hope this helps.
