By the time he reached the section on "Customizing Your Home Screen," the sun was beginning to set. Arthur didn't mind. He had successfully moved the Camera icon to a spot where he wouldn't accidentally delete it, and he’d even managed to set a photo of his golden retriever, Buster, as the wallpaper.
With the book propped open against a fruit bowl, Arthur began his journey. He learned the secret language of swiping. A swipe down from the top revealed a hidden menu of "Quick Settings," which felt like finding a secret passageway in a castle. He managed to connect to his Wi-Fi on the first try, a feat that usually required three phone calls to technical support. Androidв„ў Phones For DummiesВ®, 3rd Edition
Sighing, Arthur reached for the bright yellow and black book he’d bought earlier that day: Android™ Phones For Dummies®, 3rd Edition. He ran his hand over the cover, feeling a strange sense of relief. It didn't judge him for not knowing what a "widget" was. By the time he reached the section on
Arthur glanced down at the yellow book on the table. He wasn't a pro yet, but for the first time, the glass slab in his hand felt less like a mystery and more like a tool. He closed the book, ready to tackle "Managing Your Contacts" tomorrow. He had a lot of people to brag to. With the book propped open against a fruit
He flipped to Chapter 3: "The Grand Tour." Following the diagrams, he finally identified the Power button—not to be confused with the Volume Up button he’d been mashng for twenty minutes.