The iPhone hides a lot of secrets, and it’s not customary to talk about secrets in commercials. Of course, these additional features are not needed by everyone and not always, but at a certain moment such tricks may turn out to be simply irreplaceable. Let's get to know them better.
1. The iPhone battery charges faster with an iPad charger rather than with its original charger. iPhone 6/6+ supports 2.1A charging - it will take you about two hours to return the energy indicator to 100%.
2. Apps that are draining your battery right now can be tracked.
Just go to Settings → General → Statistics → Battery Usage. You can sort the most power-hungry applications by battery consumption over the last 24 hours or over the last 7 days. Check out the entire list and try to optimize your energy consumption.
3. Sending self-destructing audio and video messages in iMessage.
iMessage makes it easy to send video or audio files that are automatically deleted after two minutes. To do this, you need to press and hold the camera or microphone icon in the correspondence window, after which a special pop-up window will appear.
4. We make it easier to control your smartphone with one hand.
This advice will be useful for those people who find it uncomfortable to hold a mobile device in both hands. Of course, this is far from a revolutionary method, but in some cases it can help. Double-click the Home button and all the icons in the menu will drop down, making them easier to reach while holding the iPhone in one hand.
5. Create shortcuts for websites that look like apps.
In the Safari browser, just click the button To the Home screen, after which a bookmark for the current web page will appear in the smartphone menu. At the same time, it will look like an application icon.
6. Quick response to message.
When you receive a notification about a new message, do not click on it, but swipe from top to bottom. This will allow you to instantly type your answer.
7. Turn on Siri by voice.
You can talk to Siri even without pressing the Home button. Go to Settings» → General → Siri and enable the item Allow "Hey Siri". The function is very convenient, for example, while driving.
8. Returning an accidentally closed browser tab.
Accidentally closed a tab in Safari? It's okay, you can quickly return it back. Press and hold the plus sign at the bottom of the browser, after which the section will open "Recently Closed Tabs", sorted by date from top to bottom. Click on the one you need and continue reading the site.
9. Login to the “Medcard” with the emergency calls menu.
The Medcard medical application allows you to manage personal health information that can be important in emergency situations. You can enter the “Medcard” even without unlocking your phone. On the password or Touch ID entry screen, select the “SOS” option, which is used for calling emergency services. At the bottom left is the “Medical Card” button - select it.
10. Quickly send your current location to iMessage.
When corresponding with someone, you can click the “Details” button and select the function "Send my current location", after which your location will be sent in a message. It is important that GPS is turned on on your phone.
11. Hiding photos from the general stream.
When viewing any photo, just tap on it and hold for a few seconds. Next, you need to select the “Hide” option. As a result, this photo will not be displayed in the “Moments”, “Collections” and “Years” views, but you can view it in the “Albums”.
12. Using the Health application.
This program tracks a person's physical activity and easily synchronizes with many fitness applications (for example, MyFitnesPal). On the iPhone 5s, Health was too battery-hungry, but the iPhone 6 did not inherit the problem.
13. Search engine without advertising and tracking your personal data.
Set DuckDuckGo as your default search engine if you don't want your queries tracked by third parties or are simply tired of ads in search results. Go to Settings → Safari → Search engine and select DuckDuckGo there.
14. Fast payment in online stores.
Advice for those who do online shopping. The Safari browser allows you to make quick payments without manually entering credit card information. On the payment page, click the button "Scan card", hold the card up to your iPhone's camera and scan it. Ready!
15. Taking the perfect photo using burst shooting.
Launch the camera in Photo mode and hold down the button responsible for shooting. The trick allows you to take many photos with minimal delay, among which you just need to choose the most successful ones.
The capabilities of the iPhone are its main feature. Unlike other devices, all the functions of Apple smartphones are worked out in detail, and therefore work smoothly and flawlessly. Out of the box, the device has all the most necessary options that allow you to comfortably use the Internet, make calls, take photos/shoot videos, listen to music, watch videos.
But, oddly enough, the iPhone has quite a lot of non-obvious capabilities that not all owners of the gadget know about. The Ain resource offered 15 hidden gadget functions that allow you to save mobile traffic, charge your smartphone faster, and improve the performance of the fingerprint scanner. The post is intended for those who are interested in learning all the capabilities of the iPhone.
1. Close three programs at once
Need to close multiple applications? To avoid swiping up each card individually, you can use three fingers, then you can close three tasks at a time.
2. Quickly turn off the flashlight
All iPhone users know that Control Center has quick access to the flashlight function. But not many people know that you can turn it off not only in the usual way, but also by launching the camera when the screen is locked.
3. Built-in level
Using a gyroscope, iPhone is able to determine when the surface it's lying on is perfectly horizontal or vertical. To use this feature, launch the stock Compass app and swipe to open the next screen.
4. Search messages, their time and color
In order to find a specific message, you can use a special search. A text entry field appears when you drag down the list of messages. To see the exact time a message was received or sent, pull the screen with them to the left - a line with the time will appear on the right. Also, if you are not aware, the blue background is for iMessage messages, and the green background is for simple SMS.
5. Underlined and bold text, italics
In some applications, the text formatting bar is immediately visible, but otherwise, users often don't know how to bring it up. After selecting the text to edit and calling up the copy/paste window, you will also find B I U settings that allow you to edit the formatting.
6. Go back quickly
Unlike Android devices, the iPhone does not have a separate back button. But in applications such as Settings, Mail, Messages, Safari, you can quickly return by swiping to the right. This option often works in third-party applications like Instagram.
7. Focus and Exposure Lock
When the camera is on, tapping the screen sets focus and exposure, but moving the iPhone resets those settings. To lock them at a specific point, tap and hold the screen until the exposure and focus lock notification appears.
8. Create different vibration alerts
Do you want to know about someone's call without even looking at the phone? In the contact settings there is an option to select and create a vibration for notification. In order to create a vibration type, select the desired person in your contacts and, by editing his data, create a new vibration signal. It will be created by pressing your fingers and can be an original way to highlight any of your contacts.
9. Saving mobile Internet traffic
If you're watching your cellular data usage and want to reduce your data usage, iOS has the option to turn off cellular data for individual apps. Find the “Cellular” item in the settings and below you will see switches for each application.
10. Increased battery life
Spotlight is, of course, a very useful feature that allows you to quickly get the information you need. But, in cases where battery power is more valuable, you can disable tracking of some data, since constant indexing of many indicators greatly drains the battery. The Spotlight menu can be found in the iPhone's general settings.
11. More emojis and symbols on your keyboard
In iOS 8.3, Apple added the ability to change the color of emoji and emotions. Also, when you see the iOS keyboard, don't forget that some of the letters or symbols may have different variations. In order to see extended versions, you need to select the desired emotion on the keyboard and hold your finger on it for a few seconds.
12. Improved Touch ID performance
While Touch ID already does a good job, there's one trick that will make your iPhone's fingerprint scanner work even better. In the Touch ID menu, create several “new fingerprints” by placing the same finger on the sensor each time. Two or three times will be enough.
13. Continuous shooting
Thanks to the iPhone's powerful processor, the camera allows you to take bursts of photos. Then you can select the most successful ones from a large number of frames. The mode is great for photos of sporting events, children, and special moments that you're afraid of being photographed poorly.
14. Charge iPhone faster
Sometimes, in a hurry, you need to charge your smartphone faster than usual. In this case, after connecting the charging cord, you should turn on “Airplane mode”.
15. Privacy protection
This feature will not only provide greater privacy, but also slightly extend the battery life. The fact is that the iPhone sends its location data to Apple. In order to disable this option, find the “System services” item in the privacy settings and disable surveillance.
1. Taking pictures without using the touch screen
Just call Siri with a long touch on the Home button and ask her to turn on the camera. To take a photo, press any volume button on your smartphone or headphones.
2. Emergency reboot
In those rare cases when the iPhone freezes or you need to free up the device's RAM, an emergency reboot will help. Just hold down the Home button and the Lock button for 10 seconds.
3. Triple press the Home button
Go to the "Accessibility" item in the main iPhone settings. Scroll down to the “Keyboard Shortcuts” tab - a list of functions will open in front of you. Triple-clicking the Home button launches VoiceOver, color inversion (useful for reading), some display settings, on-screen zoom, and Switch Control or AssistiveTouch.
To turn on the magnifying glass by triple-clicking the Home button, simply select the appropriate item in “Universal Access.”
4. Double tap the Home button sensor
Perhaps all iPhone users know that double-clicking the mechanical Home button opens the application selection window. But not everyone is aware that double tapping the button sensor “lowers” the screen a little, allowing owners of large smartphones to easily reach the top icons.
5. Using 3D Touch
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6. Reassigning volume buttons
The iPhone has two volume settings: the first is for calls and notifications, the second is for music and applications. Turning off the “Change with buttons” toggle switch in the sound settings will fix the ringer volume in its current position and transfer control of music and applications exclusively to the side buttons.
Work with text
7. Undo last action
Just shake your smartphone, and iOS will offer to undo the last action, be it typing, pasting or, conversely, deleting text.
8. Quickly enter a domain
In cases where the keyboard prompts you to quickly enter domain.com, hold your finger on this button. A list of popular domains will open in front of you, where you can quickly switch to cherished.ru.
9. Removing the microphone icon from the keyboard
The microphone icon between the space bar and the language change button is intended for voice text input. You can remove the icon by moving the “Enable dictation” slider to the inactive position in the keyboard settings.
10. Listening to the text
iOS supports Screen Speak. To enable it, activate the slider in the speech settings: “Settings” → “General” → “Universal Access”. To have iPhone speak text on the screen, swipe down with two fingers in any app.
Safety
11. Create a letter password for unlocking
If you don't trust four- or six-digit passwords and don't like Touch ID technology, you can set a long one.
Go to the password code settings and select “Change password code”. The system will require you to enter the old combination first, and then the new one. On the screen for entering a new password, click on “Passcode Options” and select an acceptable option.
12. Improve Touch ID accuracy
To help iPhone recognize you more confidently and quickly, create multiple prints of the same finger.
13. Create hidden photos
If you take photos in the standard camera application, they will be saved in the library. To protect a photo with a password, you need to resort to a trick. Turn off photo export and set a password in the Notes app settings. To take a secret photo, go to create a new note and tap on the camera icon. Once the photo is taken, click on "Export" and select "Lock Note."
14. Guided access
We often give our smartphone into the wrong hands to “pass a level in a game,” “read an article,” or “watch a video on YouTube.” If you don't trust who will be using your iPhone, turn on Guided Access in Settings: General → Accessibility → Guided Access.
When handing over an iPhone to someone, triple-click the Home button to turn on Guided Access, and the person will only be able to use the open app.
Siri
15. “Whose iPhone is this?”
If you find a lost iPhone, Siri can help you contact its owner without entering a password. Ask her “Whose iPhone is this?” or “Who owns this iPhone?”, and a window will open in front of you with the name of the owner of the gadget.
So that the person who finds your iPhone can find you in this way, go to Siri settings and in the “Data” tab, assign a contact with information about yourself.
16. Male Siri voice
Not everyone knows, but our faithful electronic assistant can speak in a pleasant male voice. This option is available in Siri settings.
Calls
17. Calling the last number dialed
To repeat the last call, it is not necessary to go to the “Recent” tab. Click on the green handset on the screen with keys, and the iPhone will offer to call back the last number dialed.
18. Quick access to favorite contacts
To quickly dial important numbers, add them to the Favorites tab in the standard Phone application. Swipe right on the desktop to go to the widget panel. Scroll down and click “Edit”, and then tap on the plus sign next to the “Favorites” widget. Now you can call your loved ones faster and even when the screen is locked.
19. Detection of an incoming call in headphones
Answering calls using headphones is sometimes much easier than reaching for your phone. To find out who is calling you without taking your iPhone out of your pocket, turn on the “Call Announcements” toggle switch in your phone settings.
Messages
20. Deleting old messages
Deleting irrelevant messages will help bring order to your correspondence and free up precious megabytes of memory. Find the “Leave messages” item in the settings and set the required time after which the messages will be deleted.
21. Saving traffic in “Messages”
To avoid wasting traffic on heavy attachments, turn on low quality mode in your message settings.
22. Time of sending messages
One of the non-obvious functions of “Messages” is viewing the exact time of sending. Just swipe from the right side of the screen.
Alarm
23. Setting up a call from Apple Music
The ability to set your favorite song as an alarm is not a trick, but a basic iPhone feature that many people don't know about. When creating a new alarm, click on the Sound tab. Rewind the list to the very beginning, before the standard ringtones, find a panel with familiar names and click on “Select song”.
24. Snooze alarm
To reschedule the alarm to a later time, you don’t have to look for the corresponding button on the screen. Press any side button and iPhone wakes you up again in nine minutes.
This interval was not chosen by chance: old mechanical alarm clocks could not count exactly 600 seconds. They did not take into account the current minute and began counting nine minutes from the next one.
Safari
25. Search by word on a page
Enter the desired word in the address bar. In the drop-down menu under the search engine suggestions, select “On this page.”
26. Recently closed tabs
Go to the screen that shows previews of open pages and hold your finger on the “+” button. A list of recently closed tabs will open in front of you. This is useful if you accidentally closed a long-open page that is difficult to find in your browser history.
27. Convert a Safari page to a PDF file
28. Opening links in the background
Other basic applications and services
29. Spotlight as a converter
Swiping down on any iPhone screen opens Spotlight. Its use significantly reduces the time spent searching for something on a smartphone. Spotlight provides results from many applications: it will help you find the desired episode of a podcast, a message by keyword, or a person on Twitter. Also, a standard search engine can act as a converter. Just search for "1 usd" or "15 inches in cm".
30. Convert slow motion video to regular video
If you've been playing around with the slow motion function and accidentally shot something in slow motion that would look better at natural speed, it's easy to bring the video to the original tempo without additional applications. Open the video editing section and adjust the values on the speed bar. This strip is located above the timing field, where we usually cut the videos.
Level 31
The compass in the basic application is practically useless in the city. But if you swipe the screen to the left, you can get a level - an indispensable device for repair and installation.
32. Optimizing Apple Music storage
Turn on Storage Optimization in Music Settings and iPhone will automatically delete songs you rarely listen to. This will only happen when the device’s memory runs out.
To set the minimum amount of music that will not be deleted from iPhone, you can set the storage size.
33. Geolocation reminders
Task managers in the App Store offer a lot of functions, but standard “Reminders” are also capable of a lot. For example, a basic application can remind you to buy milk not only at 15:00, but also when you visit the store. To enable this function, select “Remind me by location” and find the desired geolocation in the task settings.
Battery
34. Turn on power saving mode
If your iPhone has more than 20% charge left, but the nearest outlet is still very far away, it makes sense to switch to power saving mode. To enable the mode, just ask Siri about it or find the corresponding item in the battery settings. In these settings, you can also find a list of the most energy-consuming applications and close them in a timely manner.
35. Silent charging connection
You can avoid vibration when connecting the charger to your iPhone by opening the Camera app before connecting the Lightning cable. The device will begin to charge, and your light-sleeping relatives will not be awakened by a sudden sound.
Last month, the American corporation Apple announced new iPhone models, which will be available for purchase in Russia on October 9 through the company’s online store and from resellers. If you are still wondering whether to buy a new product, be sure to check out this article. The smartphone is full of interesting “skills” that you may not have known about.
1. Make live photos your screen wallpaper
2. Switch between apps quickly
It may be difficult to do it right, but once you understand how it's done, you'll definitely love it.
Press firmly on the left side of the screen to enter multitasking mode. You will see the most frequently used applications. Scroll the list left and right to select what you need.
3. Reply to messages super quickly
Open Messages, tap the text field and scroll to the top: you'll see a list of pre-written responses, such as "OK", "Thanks!" and “Shall we talk later?”
4. Click on the keyboard to turn it into a touchpad
It's much simpler than the magnifying glass cursor. Click on the keyboard and move the cursor!
Bonus: Touch the touchpad once to highlight a word, twice to highlight a line, three to highlight the entire text.
5. Manage photos directly from browsing mode
In Safari, Messages, or Mail, long-press on any link to see its contents. In Safari, you can also tap a link and then swipe up to copy it or add it to your favorites.
7. Review recently taken photos before taking new ones.
In the camera menu, click on the thumbnail of the last photo at the bottom left and scroll through the list of photos left and right. Remove your finger to return to camera mode.
One of the coolest new features of the iPhone 6s is that you can say “Hey Siri” when the device is not connected to a network. If you can't find your phone, you can simply say: "Hey Siri, where are you?"
The device will recognize your voice. You can set up Siri in Settings > General > Siri > enable “Hey Siri.”
Bonus: In iOS 9, you can command “Find photos I took at [there]” or “Find photos I took at [back then].” You can also say, “Remind me [to do something] when I get to [location].
9. Easily accept or decline invitations to events in Calendar
Tap an event message and swipe up to indicate whether you accept, decline, or think about it.
10. Easily play your favorite podcast
About 40 non-obvious functions of a tablet iPad, judging by the reviews, the article turned out to be useful to many and even received a request to write something similar for iPhone. We listened to the request and prepared a selection of secret features of the iPhone and iOS 5.
Camera and Pictures
Want more from camera and picture apps? Then you definitely need to read this section to find out all the known and not so known details of these two functions of an iPhone based on iOS 5.
1. Use the volume up button as a shutter. Taking photos with your camera while holding your iPhone in one hand is a good way to avoid having to focus the image. With both hands, fix the phone in a horizontal position, and then put the finger of one hand on the volume up button and use it as a shutter - isn’t it convenient?
2. The same trick can be done with the volume control on your headphones. This is especially convenient if you are using a portable tripod for iPhone (for example,).
3. Creating a new photo album. If you feel like your photos section doesn't look as organized as you initially would like, go into the Photos app, click on the "Edit" function in the top right corner and click the "Create a new photo album" button that appears in the top left corner of the screen. Now all you have to do is come up with a name for it and add photos that you think are necessary.
4. Quickly view your photos. Want to see the most recent photo you took? Open the Camera app and slide your finger across the screen from left to right to see the photo you took last.
5. Photo by double click. If circumstances are such that you need to take a photo without unlocking your iPhone, press the “Home” button twice. You'll see a small camera icon next to the screen unlock slider. Click on it and you will enter shooting mode.
6. Photo editing. Does red eye ruin a good photo? iOS features can fix this. In the viewing mode of the required photo, click on the “Edit” button, and you will be presented with a whole set of image editing tools. It is not very extensive, but it is enough to correct gross flaws in the photograph.
Text and Mail
We all have to type something on our iPhone, whether it's a text message or an email. So why not make the process a little easier. Below are some tips on how to do this.
7. Expanding text. Have you ever typed the same word or phrase a million times? To save yourself from this, go to Settings, then to General, from there to Keyboard, then scroll down the list a little and you will see the “Abbreviations” section. Simply enter a phrase and define an abbreviation for it. The next time you enter text, type the abbreviation and it will be converted to the long equivalent. For example, you type “omw” and it expands into the phrase “on my way,” or you write “brb” and it automatically expands into the phrase “be right back.”
8. Emoticons. If you want to represent your emotions in a message in the form of yellow round faces - emoji - invented by the Japanese, add a virtual Emoji keyboard. To do this, go to Settings, then to General, then to the Keyboards section, where you activate the appropriate layout.
9. Special symbols. Are you typing a phrase in French and want the apostrophes above the letters to be placed according to the rules? Just hold down the required letter over which you want to place an apostrophe, and you will see the whole range of possible options for placing it.
10. Entering in CAPITAL LETTERS. If you're just crazy and want to emphasize it in your message, activate Caps Lock by double-tapping the corresponding keyboard icon. Enjoy!
11. Defining the meaning of a word. If you don't have the slightest idea about the meaning of that word in your favorite book on iBooks. Surprised that your friend used this word in his message? Don't be ashamed and look up its meaning in the iOS dictionary. To do this, simply select the word whose meaning you want to know and select the “define” function.
12. Mark the letter. If you're the kind of person who flags every message that comes into their inbox as important, make your OCD happy with the new quick flagging feature added to iOS 5. To do this, go to your Inbox, click the Edit button » and select the emails you want to mark. Then select the "Tag" tag in the lower right corner, and then select "Tag".
13. RTF text of the letter. Now the text of the letter can be highlighted in bold, italics or underlined. To do this, highlight the word or sentence you want to highlight, click the arrow in the menu, and then click B/U depending on the function you need.
14. Delivery reports in iMessage. iOS 5 brought us the iMessage app and a very convenient feature of notifications that come when the recipient of your message reads it. To enable this option, go to Settings, then go to the Messages section, where you activate the “Send read receipts” line.
Siri has changed the way we interact with our iPhone. This is one of the biggest innovations of the iPhone 4S. If you have this model, here are a few settings to help you handle your new assistant.
15. Do entries in your microblog using Siri. Imagine how cool it would be if you could dictate new tweets to Siri? And it's possible! However, you will have to work a little to enable this option. First, sending new tweets via SMS on the Twitter website. When you're done, add Twitter to your contacts list and use the service as if you were just sending a message to a regular subscriber. If Siri yells at you for using the word Twitter, simply change the caller's name to something else. Do the same with Facebook.
16. Activate Siri by holding your iPhone to your ear. Not everyone knows about this, but there is another way to activate Siri that does not require pressing the main button. Go to general settings, find the Siri section there, in which you need to activate the “Pick up to call” field. Now the photocell on your iPhone will detect when you put it to your ear and activate the voice assistant. This is a practical way to make sure that using Siri in a public place doesn't make you feel like an idiot.
One of the best things about the iPhone when it first came out was its very user-friendly web surfing interface, where users could see the full content of a page rather than mobile-optimized junk. If you want to get the most out of your iPhone browsing experience, here are some tips to make the experience more comfortable.
17. Private browsing. Want to make sure that information about your browsing activities isn't leaked online via Safari? There is an easy way to do this. Go to settings, there go to the “Safari” section and activate the option called “Private Browsing”. Now all your activity on the web is secret.
18. Reading list. If you don't use services like Read It Later or Instapaper, but still want to read the contents of a web page without banner ads, try using the Reader built into Safari for this purpose. Click on the Reader icon in the web address bar and the page will be reformatted into clean, easy-to-read text.
19. Return to top. Don't feel like scrolling down a long web page and then having to jump back to the URL bar? Just click on the top of the screen, where the clock is. Safari will return you to the address bar.
20. Saving images. If you find a picture or photo on the site that you don’t want to miss, or maybe you want to set it as wallpaper or an icon, hold your finger on the image for one or two seconds. A menu will pop up from the bottom of the screen where you will be asked to save the illustration or copy it. The image is saved in your Photo Library, where you can perform any operation with it.
Settings
There's a lot you can do in iOS just by fiddling around with the settings a little.
21. iOS update. The good thing about the settings is that you can use them to check whether your system needs an update. Go to General Settings, select the Software Settings option. There you can check whether you have the latest version of iOS or if it needs an update.
22. You've probably already configured notifications somehow, but in general setting up notifications applications is very flexible, with its help this function can be brought to perfection. To start setting up notifications, go to Settings and find the Notifications section there. In it, you can select the contents of the Notification Center, and also set the OS to what extent you want any application to notify you about something.
23. Custom vibration setting. One setting in iOS 5 that everyone forgets about is creating selective vibration. In general settings, you need to go to the "Accessibility" section and turn on the Custom vibration option in listening mode. Then go to the Sounds section in the settings. Scroll down and you'll see the Vibration Patterns line. Click on it, and now you can create a custom vibration yourself. Simply press your finger on the display and create the pattern you want by holding your finger down for as long as you want to stretch the note. Then you can use the resulting composition to call the subscriber, or for some system alerts.
24. Use your camera flash for reminders. The flash on the back of your iPhone isn't just for taking photos in the dark, it can also be used to signal notifications, just like on most BlackBerry smartphones. To activate the feature, go to general settings, find the “Universal Access” section, and turn the slider to turn on the flash during reminders.
25. Setting reminder sounds. Do you want your iPhone to sound like everyone else? We are sure not. To customize your unique sound, go to Sound Settings, where you can change the sound of everything from calendar reminders to Ringtone.
27. Fun with AirPlay. If you have an iPhone 4S, then iOS 5 added the ability to mirror your phone's screen contents to your TV using Apple TV. To activate the option, bring up the menu of running applications, then press right twice. Click on the AirPlay button and choose what you want to stream to your Apple TV. Now what happens on your iPhone screen is mirrored on your TV screen.
28. Change built-in reminder times. If you use Calendar apps, you know that some types of reminders are built into the system by default. You can change them by going to the “Mail, Contacts and Calendar” section in the settings, and there you need to find the “Default reminder time” option and configure it as you wish.
29. Changing the size of your iCloud storage. If you find yourself close to your iCloud storage limit, you can use your iPhone to increase your storage capacity. Go to Settings, there find the iCloud section, and in it - the line “Storage and backup”, and in it select “Buy more space”, and then select the increase level. You can also reduce the size of your storage if you don't think you need as much.
30. Post This on Twitter. Twitter is now integrated into iOS, so if you ever get a little tipsy and decide you should send a photo to your grandma, you'll have a chance to do so. First, set up your account in
