iPhone hacks you may not know about

I have been using an iPhone for over a decade. And yet, it seems, every day, I learn new features for me which make it an even more accommodating device.

And if I did not know them as a veteran user, you may not be so. Keyboard tips to the means of relieving car pain and everything else, here is my selection of the most useful and discreet iPhone hacks.

Realt your iPhone keyboard

Just under your nose.
Credit: screenshot: Apple

Here is an iPhone tip that is as easy to do as miss: realign your keyboard for hand entry.

Typer with one hand – especially on the biggest smartphones – can get a little uncontrollable. But all you need to do to solve this problem is to keep the button that you normally press to open the Emoji keyboard and click on one of the three keyboard icons that appear.

This will line up the keyboard on the left, right or center (this is where it is by default). Put it in left or right mode will slide it not only on one side, but it will condense the keyboard so that you can easily type with a single thumb.

Judge me if you want not to know that. For my defense, I am usually press The Emoji button, do not keep it. It is quite easy not to notice!

Move several iPhone applications at the same time, without putting them in a folder

Who knew?
Credit: screenshot: Apple

Most iPhone owners know that you move an application around your screens while holding your finger on it for a few seconds. They also know that you can assemble applications in the files. But what happens if you want to move several applications completely unrelated simultaneously, without putting them in a file first?

It turns out that there is a simple way to do it, even if it can be a little bizarre at the beginning – because it requires several fingers.

Start by pressing an application, as you would normally move it. Then, while other applications on the screen start to vacillate, keep your finger on the first application and use another finger to press other applications.

This will temporarily group all the applications you have selected together for the movement, without the need to put them first in a file. Quite nifty.

Use your iPhone in the car without any transportation

Unfortunately, you cannot really take screenshots of the points in action, so you get this instead.
Credit: screenshot: Apple

I am one of the lucky ones who have no problems with the evil of transport in cars. But if you have trouble looking at your phone at the back of an Uber, here’s something you can do to make your eyes easier.

Vehicle movement indices can be activated in the accessibility section of the parameter application, under the movement submenu.

This adds a lot of points to the outside of the screen which will react to the movement of the vehicle in which you are, in a way which is supposed to help to reduce the evil of transport. The editor -in -chief of Mashable Tech Tim Werth assures me that it is worth it to be used.

Stop activating the iPhone flashlight accidentally

Press this button less and be free.
Credit: screenshot: Apple

Do you hate the pocket lamp icon on the iPhone locking screen because you are constantly lighting it by accident? There is a definitive solution to this that Apple iOS does not represent in a simple way.

To start, unlock your phone but do not Slide to the top of the locking screen. Instead, keep your finger on the screen until you arrive on the lock / wallpaper personalization menu. Press “Customize”, then “Customize the current wallpaper”.

From there, you can fully delete the pocket lamp icon or replace it with something else. If you replace it, know that everything you put in this slit will probably be accidentally activated as often as the flashlight.

Plan your iPhone messages

NIFTY.
Credit: screenshot: Apple

Are you a night bird that does not want the world to know the late time when you do your best job? Do you want to get all your morning reminders to family members before your head hit the pillow? Then this feature is for you.

Ideally, you would use this for something more important than “hello”.
Credit: screenshot: Apple

Apple has built text planning in the messages application in iOS 18. Simply write your message and press the sign more to the left instead of the blue arrow to the right. From there, scroll a little until you see the button “Send later”.

Once you have struck this, there is a simple user interface to plan your message. Choose a time, press Confirm and easily rest knowing that your friend did not have you for having composed this message in the middle of the night for any reason.

Unfortunately, you and the recipient must be on iOS so that it works. Sorry, Android users.