The iPhone (and iPad) Bump app team included Alex, Stan and Sheila. Siri was demonstrated by Mary.
http://www.wikihow.com/Use-Bump-for-iPhone
Bump is a mobile application available for iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, and Android-based devices. The app allows you to share content including photos, music, contacts, apps, calendars and social network info by simply bumping your device with another device running the app. This article will walk you through the process of using the Bump for iPhone app.
Steps
- Download the Bump for iPhone app from iTunes or by searching for “Bump” within the App Store on your device.
- Launch the app by clicking its icon from your homepage.
- If it is your first time using the app, you will be prompted to create an account. Entering an email is optional, but will help your friends and other Bump users find you.
- Select what you want to share via Bump by tapping an icon from the main screen of the App.
- Bump your device by gently tapping it against another device running Bump to send the content. Note: the device only has to be next to the device you are sending content to and doesn’t actually have to make contact with the other device.
- The user you are sending content to will be prompted to confirm the connection by tapping “Yes” or “no.”
- By default, you can view the content you receive through Bump in the location associated with that content on your device. For example, photos will be saved to you iPhone camera roll and addresses will be saved to your address book.
You can send content to any device running the Bump App, including to and from iPhones, iPod Touch, iPads and Android-based devices.
WARNING If the content you are trying to bump fails to transfer, you will see the “please bump again” message. Make sure both devices have the Bump App running before bumping and try again.
The Bump App is a free download. Spread the Bump Love is a helpful and entertaining video. You can also Bump from your iOS device to your computer, as shown in this ABCNews article with a video demonstration.
The Bump FAQ offers answers
-- Sheila Lawson
Review the Contacts presentation to prepare an address book entry and create a bumpable contact -- great for future team presentations!
MacWorld Magazine has a few tips on using Siri from Lex Friedman Four ways to get things done with Siri, and Hands on with iOS 6: Siri. At the end of each article are links to related stories. Explore! Also, be sure to check your iPhone/iPad User Guide for Siri suggestions.
Mary recommends you visit the Siri Tips & Tricks on the iPad Video Lessons Blog by iPad Pete. Another free sample video is about Protecting Your iPad Data with a Passcode. His classes and videos are offed on a subscription basis.
