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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 preset 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 let them know if you accept, decline, or think about it.
10. Easily play your favorite podcast
Much about the new product became known in advance, but Apple was again able to surprise. This time she reinvented multi-touch, or rather, 3D Touch.
This magical letter "s"
Traditionally iPhone with index " s"do not differ from their predecessors in design, but they bring a lot of interesting things in terms of functionality. Every time you think: “ I won't update my iPhone this year, it still looks exactly the same as last year.“, - and every time you find a reason to jump to a new product. Of course, in this case we are talking about real iManiacs, although on the other hand, gadget owners who skipped the previous generation often switch to “s” models.
So, iPhone 3Gs brought us a really cool camera for its time, an oleophobic display coating, a magnetometer (electronic compass) and a very powerful processor, three times faster than its predecessor. The focus was on Siri, increased performance and the camera, which grew from 5 MP to 8 MP. I was pleased with the world's first 64-bit processor and a really cool Touch ID sensor, which began to be used in third-party applications too.
So what? iPhone 6s? Without undue modesty, this device can be called revolutionary, since it was in it that Apple made a big step in the further development of the touch interface. For the first time in seven years.
Same on the outside, different on the inside
The coprocessor responsible for the phone activity tracker has also been updated. Apple M9 monitors the readings of the built-in sensors (accelerometer, gyroscope, barometer, compass) even more effectively, plus has access to the microphone. In fact, the phone always “listens” to the user and responds to the phrase “ Hey Siri"(in the Russian version it will probably be " Hey Siri»).
Fingerprint sensor Touch ID has not undergone qualitative changes. Phil Schiller called it a second-generation sensor, that is, similar to that in the iPhone 6. It scans a fingerprint twice as fast as its predecessor in the iPhone 5s. To be honest, I'm still delighted with the speed of Touch ID on my personal iPhone 6 Plus.
The radio part of the phone has also been updated. The LTE module has received support for an even larger number of frequencies and now supports absolutely all fourth-generation networks in the world. The new Wi-Fi module has twice the peak data transfer speed, up to 866 MB/s. Don't forget about the Bluetooth module, which has been updated to version 4.2. How in .
Remember Taptic Engine in Force Touch trackpads of new MacBooks and Apple Watch? It also found its home in the iPhone 6s instead of the standard vibration motor. So now the device will not just vibrate, but give out real positive vibrations. Moreover, the new module is capable of achieving maximum vibration strength almost instantly, namely in 10 ms. I hope that vibration feedback will appear in the on-screen keyboard, I really like it in Android devices.
The body of the smartphones has become a little thicker, literally 0.2 mm compared to its predecessors (7.1 and 7.3 mm, respectively), and the weight is several grams more (143 and 192 g, respectively), which is due to the new alloy and the presence of ribs rigidity inside the housing.
As for the cameras, that’s a separate matter. Still, the first increase in the number of megapixels in a photomodule in four years.
More megapixels, finally
Hooray - the main camera has acquired 12 megapixel sensor. Yes, competitors already have 23-megapixel modules, but you understand perfectly well that the number of megapixels does not automatically improve quality.
So, in the new module, Apple took care to ensure that the increased pixel density in the sensor does not negatively affect the quality of the pictures. In particular, there was no more noise and color distortion. The problem was solved with a new pixel design with improved isolation between them. Thus, light does not cross between subpixels and the data is not mixed, which avoids noise, artifacts and errors when forming a photograph. And here the lens remains the same- f/2.2 aperture, 5-element lens, hybrid infrared filter. But the number of so-called focusing pixels (phase autofocus system) was doubled, so autofocus remained just as fast and actually a record holder among mobile devices.
New features are also an excellent addition to the new camera. For example, live photos, which are essentially 3-second videos shot at the camera's maximum resolution and even with sound. Another important thing for some comrades will be 4K video support.
The number of megapixels in the FaceTime camera has increased from 1.2 to five. Now your selfies will be clear. Even in the dark. The fact is that the display has been turned into a flash for the front camera. Moreover, it uses True Tone flash, which mixes yellow and white light to get natural color rendition in the picture. Everything is the same as in the rear hardware flash.
And the display controller somehow makes the screen glow three times brighter in flash mode than when it's running normally. It seems like a small thing, but for selfie lovers this is a great achievement and an opportunity to write “selfies” right in nightclubs or at concerts in cheerful twilight.
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So, have the photos gotten better? See for yourself. The first photo is an iPhone 6, the second is an iPhone 6s.
When zoomed out, the photos are almost identical. Here and there there is a subtle difference: one slightly brightened the picture here, but darkened it in the next similar frame. If color rendition has improved, it is only slightly.
At the same time, the increased image resolution in 6s bears fruit after shooting: more opportunities for high-quality retouching photos (more working data) and b ABOUT Greater freedom to “crop” the frame without a significant loss in the clarity and quality of the resulting fragment.
Shooting in low light, if improved, is imperceptible. As a rule, most photographs on an iPhone are taken in precisely these situations: at home, in a restaurant, club, at work, in the evening...
There is not much digital noise here, but its quantity has not changed, and the quality of the photos themselves has not become better - in particularly advanced cases, an artifact removal algorithm is triggered, giving an identical, blurry result on any of the platforms.
At the same time, the iPhone 6s became worse at shooting in the dark. But this is a Live Photo.
3D Touch
Finally, let's talk about a new word in mobile touch interfaces. Thanks to the presence of a pressure sensor, Apple has implemented a lot of interesting ideas that provide even greater comfort when working with a smartphone.
For example, the function Peek and Pop. In the email client, you place your finger on a letter in the list and hold it - it stands out (beautifully implemented using a blur effect for the rest of the letters). Press it a little harder and a window with the contents of the letter will pop up. Reduce the pressure you press - the window will disappear, press a little harder and you will open this letter to answer it or study it in more detail.
Want to see what's hidden under a link on a web page without leaving it? No problem - do the same steps as described above. We pressed, increased the pressure a little - we saw a window with a preview of the page, if you liked it - press harder and open it in full screen.
This feature is very convenient in the camera interface, when you can quickly view the photo you just took without going to the gallery. Just click on the photo icon at the bottom of the screen and apply a little pressure.
With 3D Touch you can do all sorts of interesting things with application icons. They clicked, pressed a little and saw an additional quick action menu. So in the application " Camera» these will be: take a selfie, record a video, record a slow-motion video, take a photo. IN " Messages" you will see three contacts from " Chosen“, accordingly, you can almost instantly select the right person and immediately start writing a message to him. WITH " By phone" - similar.
3D Touch supported gestures. Swipe up in page thumbnail mode, for example, in Safari, and you will open this page in a new tab or add it to your “Reading List” (actions are customizable). While quickly viewing an email, you can swipe left to quickly delete it, or swipe right to mark it as unread.
And this not all the features of the new technology. Press harder on the on-screen keyboard and it turns into a trackpad for cursor control and quick selection of text (I'm willing to upgrade my iPhone 6 Plus just for this). Swipe in from the edge of the screen, pressing a little harder, and you'll be taken to the multitasking menu. Drawing with 3D Touch is also more fun. Viewing live photos is also more comfortable - just press a little harder and while you press, the picture will be animated. By the way, now there is full support animated wallpaper, which can be used as live photos.
Watch a video in Russian showing how 3D Touch works live.
Is it revolution or evolution?
On the one hand, the iPhone 6s looks no different from its predecessor, having become only a little thicker and heavier. On the other hand, Apple has implemented a lot of interesting things in the new product. This includes the revolutionary 3D Touch, the Taptic Engine, new photo modules, a much more powerful processor, an improved radio unit, and an even cooler fingerprint sensor. Taken together, it looks like a revolution.
There is only one exciting question left - how much RAM is in the new products - 1 GB or 2 GB? I hope that it is still 2 GB, although even without this there are enough useful goodies that make you want to change yours to an iPhone 6s Plus.
Pre-orders for iPhone 6s and 6s Plus in the first wave countries will be available on September 12:
As for prices, in the US the iPhone 6s will cost $649 , $749 or $849 (16, 64 and 128 GB), and iPhone 6s Plus - $100 more expensive. Plus add VAT to the prices mentioned, which in the USA is up to 10% (depending on the state).
When it’s 2016 and everyone is waiting for the tenth generation of Apple smartphones to appear, it’s hard to surprise iPhone users with new unknown features. Especially for you, we found 10 features and tricks that not everyone knows about.
Just take any modern iPhone and practice.
1. Recall
In the application Telephone On the tab with the numeric keypad, you can quickly make a call to the last subscriber you dialed earlier. To do this, just press the green call button twice.
After the first press, the last number dialed will appear in the top line, and the second press will dial the number.
2. Improved Touch ID performance
The fingerprint scanner on the iPhone does its job well in most cases. However, sometimes the sensor may refuse to recognize a familiar fingerprint several times in a row.
To improve Touch ID's accuracy, save multiple fingerprints from the same finger as separate entries. By occupying the five available records with one or two prints, the sensor's response rate will increase and failures will be minimized.
3. Fastest currency converter
To instantly find out the exchange rate, use the Spotlight search. Just enter “1₽” and we will see the equivalent of the national currency in US dollars. You can specify any amount to immediately convert; the number can be written either before or after the currency symbol.
The reverse conversion also works when using the “$” symbol. Finally, currency symbols on your keyboard will be of real use.
4. Cleaning the device's RAM
iOS is a fairly stable system that does not require special care, cleaning or optimization. However, sometimes the iPhone may start to slow down or slow down. The reason for this is the lack of RAM (or iOS 9 installed on the iPhone 4S).
You can quickly unload all applications from the device memory in the following way: hold down the button Power until the slider to turn off the device appears, release the button and hold down Home before getting back to the desktop.
5. Continuous photography
To take a continuous series of pictures, simply hold down the shutter button in the standard application Camera(works with both the virtual key on the screen and the volume button).
A series of pictures will be saved as a common set in the application Photo. After this you can press the button Choose and mark the successful shots.
6. Quickly turn off the flashlight
For those who often use the flash on their iPhone as a flashlight, the following life hack will come in handy. You can turn on the LED on your iPhone from the bottom curtain using a special icon, but to turn it off you don’t have to do the opposite.
Just pull the camera icon on the lock screen. You should release the shortcut just above the middle of the screen; the camera will not start and the flash will turn off.
7. View recently closed pages in the browser
While surfing Safari on iOS, you can easily close the desired site. To return a closed page, it is not necessary to go into the history of visited sites. You can hold your finger on the “+” button in the tab management menu and select the desired page from the list of recently closed ones.
8. View the full version of the site
If you need to view the full version of the site in a mobile browser, you can find the corresponding option in the Safari menu. However, it will be much faster to hold down the page reload button and select the appropriate item from the pop-up menu.
9. Only unread messages in the mail
The standard email client has one little-known feature. A separate section allows you to view only unread messages. To display it, you will need to go to the page with all mailboxes in the application and click the button Change.
All that remains is to add a section Unread and choose a suitable location for it.
10. Re-enabling power saving mode
You can manually turn on the power saving mode in the iPhone settings or click on the corresponding button in the dialog box when your smartphone battery is low.
After charging, the device will automatically turn off the power saving mode and notify you with a message on the lock screen. Just drag the message to the left and turn on the economy mode again. The iPhone does not work at full capacity in it, but lasts longer without recharging.
1. Acceleration Touch ID: Save multiple fingerprints of the same finger. This is especially true for improving the operation and response speed of the module on iPhone 5s And iPhone 6
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2. Clear RAM: Hold the Power button until the slider appears to turn off the device, then press and hold the Home button. If the screen goes dark and you get to the home screen, then everything is done correctly. 
3. Shutter button on the headset as a secret iPhone function: Use the volume buttons on the headset to take a photo. 
4. Close multiple apps at once: Open the app switcher screen by double tapping the Home button and close multiple apps at once using multiple fingers at once. 
5. Recently closed tabs: To see them, press and hold the "+" button in Safari.
6.Full version of the site: to open the “desktop” version of the site, press and hold the refresh button in the address bar of the browser. 
7. Quick Reply: When you receive an incoming message, pull down the notification and enter a reply immediately. 
8. Level app: Swipe from right to left in the Compass app to turn your iPhone into the measuring instrument. 
9. Find the owner iPhone: if you find a forgotten or lost iPhone, just ask Siri“Whose phone is this?”, and the voice assistant will tell you how to contact the owner of the device. 
10. Reachability: double tap (not press, but tap) on the Home button to turn on the mode Reachability. In this mode, you can reach distant icons on the desktop with your thumb. 
Remember at least a couple of the ones presented hidden iphone features, they will certainly be useful for you and your friends.
If everything written is “Chinese literacy” for you, we suggest watching a video that simply and clearly explains the secret functions of the iPhone and demonstrates cool tricks that will be useful to you in difficult situations.
We hope that the article was useful to you and you learned something new.
Every day we use our iPhone for all kinds of tasks: calls, messages, mail, games, Twitter, social networks, reading, music and much, much more. But not everyone knows that the implementation of most of these tasks can not only be accelerated, but also simplified. We've collected twenty-five useful tips and tricks for you that will make using your iPhone even easier (how much easier?) and more convenient.
Tip #1: Turn iBooks into Audiobooks
Few people know, but any books from iBooks can be easily turned into audiobooks and, for example, listen to them in the car on the way to work: much more interesting and useful than some boring radio program. So what do we need to do? Go to “Settings” - “General” - “Universal Access”. Next, you need to go to the “VoiceOver” section and switch the toggle switch to enable this function.
Once you turn on VoiceOver, all text that appears on your screen will be read back to you. Of course, this is not a professional announcer, but the voice acting is very acceptable. But do not forget that the function is primarily intended for those who have any vision problems, so after enabling VoiceOver, the gestures and controls on your iPhone will change. Not that it’s critical, but to be honest, it won’t be very convenient. By the way, I advise you to turn off “Hints” - it will be more convenient.
Tip #2: Quick access to an unfinished letter
There are situations when you start writing a letter, but then urgent matters arise and there is no time to finish it. Of course, when time is free, we will return to Mail.app and finish the letter, because it still needs to be sent and there is no choice. Having saved a letter in drafts, when you return to writing it, you will have to make more than one “tap”, especially if you have several email accounts, to get into drafts and find this letter there. Why complicate your life when there is a much simpler way, just one touch.
To return to the last email that was sent to drafts, simply open Mail.app, press and hold the Compose button (pencil in the box in the lower right corner). In one or two seconds, the last unfinished project will open in front of you.
Tip #3: Send multiple photos at once
Agree, sending each photo in a separate message or letter is, to put it mildly, a little inconvenient. It is much easier and faster to send several photos in one letter.
In the upper right corner of the photo gallery there is a button with an arrow; by clicking on it, you can select several photos at once that you want to send by email, via SMS, or simply print. Unfortunately, the number of photos sent by email is limited to five at a time, and via SMS even less - only two.
Tip #4: Let Siri fill out the email form for you
Every time I send another e-mail, I don’t want to fill out the entire form of the e-mail: who to send it to, the subject of the letter, and then the letter itself. Now, thanks to Siri, this entire process can be completed in less than a minute.
You simply open Mail.app and the form to write a new letter. Then, press and hold the Home button and tell Siri something like, “Remind my wife about the party tonight and tell her to bring a bottle of red wine.” Done: Siri will already know who your wife is (if not, she will ask about it once and remember for the future) and will automatically add your wife’s email, taking it from contacts, to the “Subject” line, Siri will add the word “Party”, since this is exactly what your proposal is about. And the text of the letter will indicate everything that you asked your wife to say: “Grab a bottle of red wine.” That's all. Simple, isn't it?
Tip #5: Close all unnecessary applications
Very often we are faced with the problem of rapid battery discharge. To at least slightly, but still correct this situation, do not forget to close all applications that you do not need. Moreover, many of them can greatly influence the discharge rate. This is especially true for applications that are somehow related to location and navigation.
To close all unnecessary applications, double-click the Home button to open the multitasking panel. Press and hold your press on the icon of the application that you want to close: after a second, the icons will shake and red crosses will appear next to them, by clicking on which you will finally close the applications you do not need.
Tip #6: Write tweets from almost any application
Often on various forums, many iPhone users complain that they cannot send a tweet from any application, except from the microblogging client itself. And, as a rule, these users do not know one very simple point: in order to write tweets from other applications, they only need to register their account once in the iPhone settings.
To activate your account, you need to go to “Settings” and select the section called “Twitter”. If you already have your own account in this microblogging service, then simply enter your username and password. If you don’t have your own account, you can create one right there – the registration process will take just a few minutes. After these simple manipulations, you will be able to send tweets, for example, from a photo gallery, Safari, camera, maps, YouTube, and so on.
Tip #7: fixing “ignoring” Bluetooth devices
Those who have ever connected any Bluetooth device to their iPhone know that the iPhone has the ability to ignore this device. But if you decide to ignore this device, for example, if you have no time to connect now or just by accident, then later your iPhone may no longer see the device when you decide to connect it again. How to fix this awkward situation? — It's easy: just restart your iPhone. When it turns back on, you will be able to connect again to the device you once ignored.
Tip #8: Use Siri for Facebook and Twitter
Everyone knows perfectly well that Apple will add the ability to write tweets and change Facebook statuses to Siri in the new iOS 6 operating system. But there is no need to wait for the release of iOS 6 or install the next beta. Siri is already capable of this today, although, unfortunately, not in all countries (but I advise you to try; I couldn’t check it personally, since I have an iPhone 4).
So let's start with Facebook. To be able to change your statuses on this social network using Siri, you need to send an SMS with the text “hello” to the number 32665 (by the way, these numbers look like FBOOK on a traditional keyboard). After sending the SMS, you will receive a message in response with a link that you must follow to complete all settings. After which you will receive a short number that you need to add to your contacts list and name it “Facebook”. Now you can tell Siri “Text Facebook” and dictate the text, which will appear in your status.
The same needs to be done for Twitter. You need to send an SMS with the word “start” to the number 40404 (USA) or 21212 (Canada), after which you will receive a short number in response. This number must also be added to your contacts list and named “Twitter”. And then everything is the same as with Facebook: tell Siri “Text Twitter” and dictate the desired tweet.
Tip #9: Choose a specific screen orientation
Don't want the screen orientation to constantly change from portrait to landscape when you rotate your iPhone? Then this advice is especially for you.
All you need to do is open the multitasking panel and swipe to the right. The leftmost icon with a round arrow will be exactly the function that will help you fix a specific screen orientation. In the same way, you can then cancel this blocking. As you can see, everything is very easy and fast.
Tip #10: Add PDFs to iBooks
Why download unnecessary applications, especially if they are paid, to view PDF files? - Absolutely no need. That's what I think. If you have been sent a file in PDF format, just press and hold its icon: the iPhone itself will prompt you to open this file in iBooks. In addition, iBooks has a special section for such files so that they do not get mixed up with books.
You can go to this section by clicking on the “Books” button in the iBooks application library.
Tip #11: Keyboard options
Agree, when you are typing an SMS to your friend for a couple of seconds, spending the same amount just to go to the special characters section and add a period is somehow ridiculous. There is a much simpler and faster way: as soon as you have finished writing the next sentence, “tap” twice on the space button - a period at the end of the sentence will be placed automatically, a space will appear after the sentence and the Shift button will already be prepared so that the new sentence begins with a capital letters.
Additionally, if you click on some of the letters provided on the keyboard, you can see a list of additional symbols. Probably everyone is familiar with this opportunity, thanks to situations where you need to write a hard character that is not initially on the keyboard.
Tip #12: Siri is also a calculator
Siri can not only search for information for you, but also serve as a good alternative to the usual calculator. You can ask her to do a variety of math tasks, such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division, or ask her to solve simple math problems, equations, or functions. Alternatively, you can ask Siri, “If there are four of us, how much should each of us give to tip 20% of a $300 bill?” - Siri will immediately respond that each of your friends should chip in $15.
Tip #13: Quickly delete messages
Many iPhone users spend extra time deleting unnecessary messages. Although you can delete an entire conversation in just a couple of seconds. Just swipe to the left and a “Delete” button will appear next to the conversation, clicking on which will erase the entire conversation from your phone. Much easier and faster than doing it through the “Edit” button or deleting messages one by one, isn’t it?
Tip #14: “tap” to adjust focus
Probably, those who often take photographs with their iPhone know this simple advice, but you cannot ignore it. If, while shooting with a camera, you want, for example, to focus on your friend’s face or the beautiful glass of cocktail she is holding in her hand, just “tap” on this place on the screen of your iPhone and the phone will automatically focus on the selected element. The photo will turn out beautiful and interesting.
Tip #15: Take your time deleting bad photos
Firstly, very often many users delete several photos at once that do not seem very good to them, without even looking at them. It is not right. You can not only delete a photo that turns out to be beautiful upon closer examination, but also accidentally delete a photo that you would not have deleted even on purpose. Secondly, it is best to delete pictures after you look at them on the computer: this way you can understand for yourself exactly whether the photo turned out well or if there is something wrong with it. Well, thirdly, no matter how surprising it may sound, the process of deleting any files, including photos and videos, wastes a lot of energy on your iPhone. If you don’t mind taking photos, then at least save your battery charge.
Tip #16: Create folders
Be careful not to make unnecessary clutter on your desks. Using folders, you can not only quickly find the application or game you need, but also make your desktop look neat and convenient. Move the icons of the applications you use most often to the main desktop, and on all other desktops you can create folders by category.
To create a folder, simply drag the icon of one application onto the icon of another application. Folders can be renamed and placed on the desktop in a way that suits you. It's best to create folders based on app categories, such as games, social, navigation, and so on.
Tip #17: Take photos with ease
I think I’m not the only one who doesn’t find it very convenient to take photographs by tapping the camera button located on the iPhone screen. If in portrait mode this is probably the best option, then in landscape mode it is the worst. But Apple thought of everything; such a company could not make such an offensive mistake. If you hold your iPhone horizontally while taking pictures, simply press the volume up button and your iPhone will instantly take a photo. This is very convenient, because the “+” button is located exactly where the shutter is located on real cameras.
Tip #18: View photos
If you swipe right in camera mode, you will instantly start viewing your latest photos. This is much faster and more convenient than opening a photo gallery by tapping on the icon in the lower left corner.
Tip #19: Listening to Music
Did you know that the standard headphones that come with the iPhone have three switch buttons? Two of them, of course, are responsible for volume control, but the third, located in the middle, between the volume controls, is quite multifunctional. By clicking on it once, you will pause the playing track or, of course, continue playing it; two presses - you will skip the next track; three - listening to the previous song will begin.
And those who have access to Siri can use it to order music from their collection. For example, telling the voice assistant: “Turn on David Guetta.”
Tip #20: Add events to your calendar directly from your email
The Mail.app application is convenient because it can easily determine whether it is a specific day of the week/time or not. For example, if you write in your email: “Don’t forget, we will join your holiday on Friday afternoon” - the iPhone will highlight this day in blue and the person to whom you are sending this letter directly from the Mail.app application will be able to add the specified event to their calendar .
Tip #21: Sync everything
You can synchronize any of your data and files. And we strongly advise you to do this to protect yourself from losing something important, for example, in case of accidental deletion, breakage or theft of your device. Moreover, synchronization does not require any wires, computers or connections. You can make a copy to iCloud over the air.
To create a backup in iCloud, open “Settings” - “iCloud”, at the very bottom go to the “Storage and backups” section and click “Create a copy”. You can choose for yourself which files should be placed in storage and which not. If the provided 5 GB is not enough for you, you can always purchase additional space in cloud storage.
Tip #22: Set limits
Everyone knows that there is a lot of content that should not be seen by anyone but you, or, for example, something that is clearly not intended for the eyes of your children. In such cases, the best solution would be to set a restriction on viewing a particular application or content.
You can enable restrictions like this: “Settings” - “General” - “Restrictions”. First, you'll need to turn on restrictions on your iPhone and enter a four-digit security passcode, which you'll have to enter every time you (or someone else) wants to view protected apps. Once the password is set, you can choose which applications should be closed from public access, and which ones you can leave.
Tip #23: Remove unnecessary apps
Don't turn your iPhone into a dumping ground for apps that "I might use again someday." Starting with iOS 5, you can see in Settings how much space each app takes up on your iPhone.
If you see, for example, that the game Max Payne takes up as much as 1.3 GB, and you haven’t played it for a long time or have completely finished it, then perhaps it’s time to say: “Max, come on, goodbye” and remove the game from your phone.
Tip #24: Avoid unnecessary push notifications
Another way to extend your battery life is to turn off unnecessary push notifications. This is especially true for push notifications that come very often, for example, from Twitter or any other social networking application. Believe me, you can also live without notifications and not miss or forget anything. Although, of course, you don’t have to refuse all notifications.
Tip #25: Enable the Emoji Keyboard
You can enable the Emoji keyboard in “Settings” - “General” - “ ” - “International keyboards”. As a rule, there are only two keyboards: the Russian keyboard is in first place, and the English keyboard is in second place. Add the Emoji keyboard in third place.
With this keyboard, you can send your interlocutor not only text and emoticons that are made using punctuation marks, but also real drawn emoticons and small pictures. Thanks to this, your communication will become even more fun and funny.
