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"Let's talk a little bit about the weather feature on your iPhone. The weather feature is actually using Yahoo weather to update you on your locations weather. Click the little sun icon, and it will load our weather. Here in Tampa Bay, right now we have a temperature of seventy nine, and then it shows the following few days. We have Saturday, Sunday, Monday, and so on. Tomorrow says a high temperature of eighty, partly cloudy, and a low temperature of sixty one. This is great. I have a couple of cities saved in, so we'll scroll across. Here we are in Los Angeles. As I mentioned earlier in the calendars, I will be in Los Angeles in March, so this is a great way to keep track of the weather before I actually get out there. So if you want to change locations, you'll click the Yahoo button on the bottom. It will take you to the web, loads everything up. In here, we can actually change our locations. It's really simple; click change locations and it will bring up a text bar, and in here we can change to whatever city we want to go to. For instance, if we wanted to put Austin, Texas, because I know that Expert Village is in Austin Texas. Those are the basics of changing the weather and checking the weather on your iPhone. Once you're done, click the menu button, and you're done."
eHow Article: How to Use Weather on an iPhone
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