Everything You Ever Wanted Or Needed To Know About IPhone

Aug 28, 2012 by jamagl30

There is a way you can take pictures faster instead of going through your apps. Double-tap on the Home button, and the camera icon will be available for you to tap. This even works if have your iPhone locked. Once you do this, use the volume up button to take the picture.

You can edit the pictures you take on your iPhone. Go to the picture you want to edit. Once you find the picture, click the Edit button in the top right corner. This will allow you to fix red eye, crop, rotate or auto enhance. After you make your fix, click Save in the top right corner.

Use your iphone to stream movies to your television. There are plenty of ways to stream movies. Many of them are expensive. If you already own an iphone, you can actually sync it to your television. Using your iphone, you can then stream movies or shows from the internet, directly to your television.

When browsing in Safari, hold your iPhone horizontally. Turn the phone to this position before tapping the address bar. This will provide you with a larger keyboard that is easier to type on. You will make data entry easier on yourself and decrease opportunities for mistyping webpage addresses and other important information.

When you open your email inbox on your iPhone, you’ll usually see the first couple of lines of each message displayed in the list. Depending on your personal style, you may feel more comfortable with more or less preview information. Fortunately, you have lots of control over this feature. Just go to the Mail, Contacts, and Calenders section of your Settings and tap Preview. You can set the preview for anything from five lines down to zero.

If you need to get back up to the top of a page, there is no need to use the scroll bar to slowly make your way up a long web page or email. Simply tap the bar at the top with the clock and you will be right back where you started. This is a simple shortcut that can save you time.

Avoid putting too many apps on your phone. While it can be tempting to load up your device, remember that most users wind up deleting the majority of the apps they add. It can be a costly addiction and it may also slow down your device, particularly when the apps start updating.

You can use your iphone to store all sorts of files. The only way to do this, however, is to purchase the iphone drive app, but once you do you can store almost anything on your phone. This enables your phone to function almost completely as a mini portable computer.

If you find an app that you like and want for your iPhone, look at the cost. Chances are that there is a free or cheaper equivalent that does the same thing. This way, you can get the same desired functionality, but save yourself, all or some of your money.

If you use certain words and terms a lot that take up a lot of time to type, the best thing to do would be to add shortcuts. You can do this in the Settings section of your phone. For example, “SYL” can be used for “see you later.” Typing those three letters will prompt the phone to type out the entire phrase.

If you are considering selling your iPhone, make sure you erase all of its settings and content prior to doing so to protect your privacy. There is a simple way to do this. Click on your iPhone’s Settings button and enter the General section. At the bottom of this screen is a Reset area where there is a button that allows you to erase everything from your phone, including the settings.

A great trick that you should always be aware of when you are using your iPhone is that you can make calls from the Safari internet component instead of going back and forth between your phone. This will help you to save a lot of time and effort shifting different screens while searching.

Everyone is always curious about new technology but most often are confused as to how it works. Now after you just read the information from above, you should have a better understand of what the iphone is all about. Apply the tips and tricks you learned today and use it when you get your first iphone.

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