Hi Alan, also i am gotit my new iPhone 7 a weeck ago it fills me that i press the botom of the screen. it's take time to get use to it. it fills strange in first. i like the new speakers it's sounes very well.
Sent from my iphone ב-6 בנוב׳ 2016, בשעה 6:52, Alan Lemly <[email protected]> כתב/ה: > Hi List, > > I got my new iPhone 7 today and decided to document the steps followed in > setting it up and restoring an encrypted iTunes backup. I want to thank > Jonathan Mosen for his excellent Blindside podcast on unboxing his iPhone 7 > Plus which I listened to again yesterday in anticipation of getting my new > phone. I thought a written list might be helpful to some although it is a bit > long. The list follows my signature. > > I was pleased that all my apps downloaded from my computer to the new phone > after running a sync in iTunes. Even apps such as Fleksy VO which are no > longer available in the Apps Store downloaded with no problems and quickly. > My biggest adjustment to the iPhone 7 is going to be the haptic home button. > It really feels more like the phone is shifting in the case when this button > is pressed instead of like a button being engaged. I'm sure I'll get used to > it after a while. > > Alan Lemly > > Here are the steps I followed to set up my new iPhone 7 purchased online from > Apple and restore my encrypted iTunes backup of my iPhone 6: > > 1. Reviewed my most recent list of app updates to ensure all had been > downloaded to my computer using iTunes. > 2. Connected my iPhone 6 to my Windows 7 computer and opened iTunes > version 12.5.1.21. This is one version back from the current iTunes 12.5.2 > and should be current enough to successfully restore an encrypted backup to a > new iPhone 7. > 3. From the iTunes menu, selected File, Devices, Transfer purchases > from iPhone to ensure all media purchased on my iPhone was properly > downloaded to my computer. > 4. Synced and did an encrypted backup of my iPhone 6 within iTunes. > 5. Opened my Keepass passwords manager to ensure my encrypted backup > password was listed and to copy it to my computer clipboard. > 6. Opened the shipping box containing the iPhone 7. The box was sealed > along the bottom front edge and opened like a hinged trunk after the tape was > cut. The iPhone box was shrink wrapped to the floor layer of the shipping box > and this layer also pivots. Apple really puts a lot of thought not only into > its products but the containers in which they ship. > 7. After using a pocket knife to cut the shrink wrap, removed the film > around the iPhone box. This film had a tab at the top edge of the box and > easily pulled off not unlike a protective film over the screen of certain > electronic devices. Only one sheet of paper was included in the shipping box > and it's a packing list according to my KNFB Reader scan. No instructions > were provided. > 8. The top of the unwrapped iPhone box pulls up smoothly. Sitting on > the very top over the iPhone itself is a cardboard sleeve containing 3 items, > a sheet the same size as the iPhone with miniscule print with absolutely no > contrast, a more durable sheet which appears to have a picture of the iPhone > shown partially on the front and back with little information I could > discern, and a clear film sheet the size of the phone with two Apple stickers > on it. I have no clue what these stickers are for other than to stick on a > notebook or such thing to advertise your Apple support. > 9. The iPhone is next and lifts straight up. It has a protective film > around it with a tab that can be used to grasp and pull it up if need be. > With this tab toward the bottom of the box, below the iPhone in the bottom > cutout, is the lightning AC plug. In the top cutout is the wired lightning > earpods housed in a square cardboard package which lifts up using a cardboard > tab. On the underside of this cardboard housing is the lightning to 3.5mm > headphone adapter sort of crimped into the cardboard underside. Just below > the lightning earpods container is a circular bottommost area holding the > lightning USB cable. > 10. Being the exceedingly cautious geek that I am, I put the iPhone 7 in a > Tech21 Evo Check case to offer protection while setting it up. > 11. Powered on the iPhone and could make out the word hello presented on > the very bright screen. I pressed the home button 3 times quickly and heard > Voiceover on. Home is no longer a real button and is driven by a haptic > engine. With the iPhone 7 default home button setting, it felt more like the > phone was shifting in its case than like a button being pressed. I'll change > the home button setting later. > 12. The iPhone screen turned off while I was typing this but with the > default setting, it automatically awakens when lifted up. Voiceover announces > "press home to open". > 13. Select your language was announced and English was listed first and I > double tapped while it had focus. > 14. Select your country or region was announced and I double tapped on > United States which was first in the list. > 15. Choose a Wi-Fi network heading was announced and I double tapped on the > appropriate one. > 16. My wi-fi network is secured so I was prompted to enter the password. Be > aware that you will be in standard typing mode instead of touch typing mode > so you should use your rotor and change it as appropriate. I spent a few > minutes entering letters before I realized that nothing was being populated > in the text field since I was entering using touch typing practices but it > was not yet truned on. > 17. I received a message that activation was not successful although I'm > pretty sure the password was correct. As I recall, Jonathan Mosen also got > such a failure in his Blindside podcast where he unboxed his iPhone 7 Plus. > While I was typing this and with no further action on my part, a screen > headed Activation came up asking me to confirm my phone number which was > correctly stated. I double tapped the next button in the upper right corner. > 18. I was taken to a second Activation screen asking me for my billing zip > code and the last four digits of my social security number which are required > by Verizon Wireless. I entered these using the number pad which popped up at > the bottom of the screen and double tapped the upper right next button. > 19. Got a screen saying "activating your iPhone" repeatedly. This took a > few seconds. > 20. Got a Location Services screen with an enable location services button > toward the bottom middle which I double tapped. A back button was at the top > left for those not wanting to enable location services. > 21. Got a place your finger screen to set up Touch ID. I got several place > your finger, lift your finger screens until I received a complete screen that > Touch ID was successful. I double tapped on the continue button in the bottom > center of the screen. > 22. Got a create a passcode screen to set up the code needed in addition to > the Touch ID fingerprint. The default format of this passcode was a 6-digit > code so I double tapped on the passcode options button just above the on > screen keypad at the bottom and selected the format I wanted and entered the > code. A confirmation screen came up to re-enter the passcode which I did. > 23. A screen headed absent data opened and presented buttons to restore > from iCloud backup, restore from iTunes backup, set up as new iPhone, or move > data from Android and I double tapped on restore from iTunes backup. > 24. I got a screen asking me to connect to iTunes with a picture showing > the lightning cable being plugged into the iPhone. I plugged in the cable and > was taken to iTunes which I already had running. iTunes had a screen saying > Welcome to your new iPhone with two radio button choices to setup as new > iPhone or restore from this backup which was already selected with the most > recent backup made in step 4 above listed. I executed the continue button. > 25. iTunes showed an iPhone Software License Agreement with an I have read > and agree to tick box below it which I had to tick before the continue button > would undim and be selected which I did. > 26. I apparently got an iPhone 7 running a version of iOS earlier than > 10.1.1 because I received a message saying the backup could not be restored > because the iPhone was running a version older than that in the backup. To > restore, the message said I would first have to set it up as a new iPhone, > update it to the latest version, and then restore the iTunes backup. > 27. I double tapped the back button to return to the absent data screen > where I double tapped the setup as new iPhone button. > 28. Got a screen headed Apple ID where I entered my Apple ID and password. > 29. Since my Apple ID is set up with two factor authentication, my iPhone 6 > received a text message with the 6 digit code that I entered on the iPhone 7 > screen to proceed. > 30. Got a terms and conditions screen which I agreed with by double tapping > on the agree button in the bottom right corner. > 31. Got an in progress screen saying it may take a few minutes to set up > your Apple ID. This took about 5 minutes and I was taken back to the Apple ID > screen where I double tapped next and had to go through the 2-factor > authentication process again. > 32. Got the Pay with Touch ID screen to set up my existing credit card > already in my Apple profile. I had to confirm by entering the 3 digit > security code. > 33. I got another terms and conditions screen where I double tapped the > agree button at the bottom right. > 34. Got a Siri screen where I double tapped the set up Siri button. This > setup was 5 screens where I had to say Hey Siri on three of the screens, say > Hey Siri, how's the weather on screen 4, and say Hey Siri, It's me on screen > 5. Got a Hey Siri is ready message and double tapped on a continue button to > finish the setup. > 35. Got a Diagnostics screen where I double tapped the Send to Apple button > to allow diagnostics and usage data to be automatically sent to Apple. > 36. Got an App Analytics screen where I double tapped the Share with App > Developers button to allow this sharing. > 37. Got a Meet the new Home Button screen where I double tapped get started > to customize the home button. I selected option 3 and double tapped next. > 38. Got a zoom screen selection screen where I selected standard instead of > zoom. > 39. Got a Welcome to iPhone screen with the standard screen of icons > presented. I noticed that Messages had been swapped with Mail so that > Messages is in the dock and Mail is the first icon on the screen. > 40. I opened Settings and was told that iOS 10.1.1 was downloaded and I > double tapped install now and had to enter my passcode to proceed. > 41. The update installation began and the phone displayed the Apple logo > with a small progress bar below it indicating the progress. This took about 5 > minutes and I was then prompted to key in my passcode again. > 42. I returned to iTunes to restart the restore. The radio button was still > selected but when I executed the continue button, I was told I had to turn > off Find my iPhone which apparently was selected as part of the default new > iPhone setup. I went into settings, iCloud, Find my iPhone and turned it off > which required my entering my Apple ID password. I then selected continue on > the iTunes restore screen where I had to paste my encrypted iTunes password > from my clipboard again and then the iTunes restore began. The iPhone gave a > Restore in progress message from Voiceover and iTunes displayed a restore > progress bar. I got an iTunes message that I had to enter my passcode on my > locked iPhone before the restore upgrade could proceed. I had to enter my > passcode a couple of times before receiving the iPhone was updated > successfully message followed by there are just a few more steps. > 43. My default voice was changed to something that sounded like Eloquence > instead of the high quality Samantha I had before but I will change that in > the settings. I then had to enter my Apple ID password yet again which I did. > 44. Got an updating iCloud settings screen. > 45. Got the pay with Touch ID screen again where I entered my security code > for the card on file after I double tapped next. > 46. Got the Hey Siri setup screen like I did previously when setting up a > new iPhone and went through the 5 screens again. > 47. Got the new home button setup screen again where I selected option 3 > and doubled tapped next. > 48. I had to go into settings, general, accessibility, voiceover, speech, > and download Samantha enhanced which was my default voiceover voice. I also > lowered the volume setting in my rotor from 55% to 15 % to get the volume at > about the same level on this iPhone 7 to that of my iPhone 6 which had only > one speaker in mono. > 49. I executed the Apply button in iTunes which started a sync with the > iPhone 7 and all my apps were fairly quickly downloaded to the new phone. > Before initiating this sync, each app had a will install button next to it in > the list which changed to a remove button after the sync. 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