of iphone There are many hidden features waiting to be revealed. Given his decade of history (and some changes), it’s easy to see why so many features on the iPhone go unnoticed. Part of the fun of buying a new iPhone is knowing what new features have been added. Some of these new features will take some time to discover if they were discovered at all.
Unfortunately, these functions are not always intuitive. Apple is notoriously vague about how to advertise certain features. Some may be shown at his Apple consumer show, but only as a minor sideshow. In other words, these convenience features are ignored in favor of fancy features.
safari in the background
Users can tap a link in Safari with two fingers and have it automatically open in the background for later reading. In articles with so many backlinks, such as ScreenRant and Wikipedia, avid readers will find this very useful to learn and a great way to switch between tabs in Safari.
Sometimes when you’re browsing the Internet, looking up the latest articles or recipes, you want to follow the links later. It’s very annoying having to go back to the original tab to open a link and browse quickly. A two-finger tap on a link is a great way to avoid that annoyance.
grab the top
To quickly navigate to the top of the screen, swipe down on the home button to reveal the top menu. this is,[読みやすさ]of[アクセシビリティ]You can turn it on in the menu settings. And while this is a relatively arcane way to grab the top “from the bottom”, it’s definitely an improvement for the iPhone.
Owning an iPhone comes with many harsh realities, but this shortcut minimizes at least one. After all, popping up the top of the iPhone menu is notoriously annoying. This is because the apps may have conflicting features. Sometimes the top of the screen starts bugging out of rhythm or reason. So this is a good compromise.
spacebar highlight
iPhone users can try spacebar highlighting by pressing and holding the spacebar with one finger. Gently swipe your finger left or right to precisely slide the cursor. To select text this way, hold down the spacebar and tap the keyboard. This will highlight the scrolled text on the slide, like a roll of tape. This is an objective improvement over the iPhone’s clunky old ways.
For certain users, highlighting text on fine touch screens can be a real pain. This streamlining is a great example of good software design for the iPhone.
tap tech
The iPhone has many customization features that are not immediately apparent to the user. For example, customizing something as simple as the number of taps the user has to apply for different functions can greatly improve the user’s experience. To do this,[設定], and find the Accessibility menu. From there,[タッチ],[バック タップ]then select
Under this menu the user can determine the behavior of a double or triple tap on the screen. Common uses for back-tapping include opening Control Center, toggling the flashlight, muting the device, and triggering one of many actions from the Shortcuts app. The iPhone is all about features like these that simplify the user’s daily phone work.
Bypass face recognition
The environment may not be suitable for FaceID, such as being too dark or the user being masked outdoors. In such cases, a simple trick can bypass FaceID completely. Just press the Face ID text in the middle of the screen.
Doing so will open the password screen and allow the user to enter their password directly into the phone. This is also a useful bypass if FaceID animations get stuck. No more waiting for the password screen to appear automatically. It may take a few seconds.
specific mute
Notifications on iOS are useful for receiving updates from important apps like Mail and Workboard. These apps are essential for everyday professional use. That said, the app has tons of notifications, not all of which are always relevant to the user.
Swipe right to quickly get rid of these notifications.[オプション]to find the option to mute future app notifications. The app in question is now muted without being completely uninstalled from the iPhone.
share a screenshot
Something in particular catches your eye while browsing the web in Safari. It could be a funny comment or a relevant part of an article you share with your friends. The typical process is to screenshot it, then go to the gallery and send it to whoever needs to send it.
That’s fine, but there’s a much faster way to do this, and it’s essentially something only the iPhone can do. A long press on the banner right after the screenshot brings up the share menu. This streamlines the end-user experience by skipping the gallery app steps entirely.
timed music
To use this feature, open the Clock app, tap[タイマー]Choose. Tap the button at the bottom that says “When timer ends”. In the menu that appears, select Stop Playing as the action. This is perfect for those who want to fall asleep to the soundtrack of their favorite relaxing video game, but turn it off after a reasonable amount of time.
Some people find it very enjoyable to fall asleep to music, but the noise can be annoying in the middle of the night. This is an elegant solution to that problem, and is also very useful for those trying to memorize information from podcasts and audiobooks while they sleep.
app stack
A common problem for iPhone users with many apps is visual clutter. Ultimately, some organization is required. Otherwise, chaos will reign. To avoid this, people usually start moving apps into folders, which is inconvenient.
Thankfully, the secret is in “jiggle mode”. While in jiggle mode, hold down one app and start tapping other apps with another finger. These apps are automatically moved to the stack below the app that is being held. From there you can drop everything into a single folder without fuss. Especially recommended for those who use Dynamic Island on iPhone.
Drag and drop
who have used iphone I’ve been pretty used to the copy-paste functionality for a while now. This is pretty much the industry standard and shouldn’t be too much of a hassle. Yet iPhone is all about innovation, and even this simple practice has been streamlined. You can now easily drag and drop images, text, and even photos.
Long press the media of your choice and drag it where you need to post it. Whether it’s text from a note or a photo from another folder, iOS will automatically paste it wherever valid. It’s a very nifty feature, but the software was surprisingly poorly promoted in his campaign.
