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Set up an iPhone in minutes
1) Go to http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/ and download iTunes on to your computer.
2) Open iTunes and create an iTunes account.
3) Connect your new iPhone to your computer using the USB cable and follow the on screen prompts to activate the handset.
4) In iTunes, select the iPhone 'sync' button to transfer contacts etc from Outlook, Google or any other storage medium.
5) Disconnect the iPhone from the computer and go to 'settings' on the phone. Go to 'mail' and then 'add account'. If your email provider isn't shown on the screen then select 'other'. Select 'add mail account', enter your name, email address and password and populate the incoming and outgoing mail server fields with your settings. If you are unsure of these settings then contact the company who provides your email domain name.
See also iPhone 3gS, iPhone 4, micro SIM card
1) Go to http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/ and download iTunes on to your computer.
2) Open iTunes and create an iTunes account.
3) Connect your new iPhone to your computer using the USB cable and follow the on screen prompts to activate the handset.
4) In iTunes, select the iPhone 'sync' button to transfer contacts etc from Outlook, Google or any other storage medium.
5) Disconnect the iPhone from the computer and go to 'settings' on the phone. Go to 'mail' and then 'add account'. If your email provider isn't shown on the screen then select 'other'. Select 'add mail account', enter your name, email address and password and populate the incoming and outgoing mail server fields with your settings. If you are unsure of these settings then contact the company who provides your email domain name.
See also iPhone 3gS, iPhone 4, micro SIM card