Your iphone can do almost anything you want it to. The phrase "there's an app for that" is partly tongue in cheek and partly real. Check out the app store for lots of great ideas and things that you can start using your phone to do, keep track of or remind you of.
Check for updates for your iPhone frequently. Keeping your phone updated will ensure that it is loaded with the latest options and software patches. It also makes you put information and pictures into storage so that when something should happen with your iPhone, you have not lost everything.
Did you just drop your brand-new iPhone in the sink or a pond? Don't worry! Make sure you don't turn the phone on. Instead, lightly towel dry it as much as you can. Don't use a blow dryer. Then, put the phone in a small bag filled with white rice and leave it sit overnight. The rice will absorb any water left in it.
It is the world of phone applications, and pretty soon phones are going to replace laptops. If you haven't already gotten into iPhones and using applications, you need to get started now. There is a world of different applications out there that can handle much of your daily business.
Save the battery life on your Iphone by turning off Notifications and Location Services until you need to use them. Your Iphone will automatically reach out and update these functions regularly and use battery power in the process. Be aware of the power your Iphone is using, and you will have it when you need it.
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 will need to download an app to allow your iPhone to function as a storage drive. This makes uploading videos, pictures, music and text files much easier. Simply plug the iPhone into your computer to get instant access to files. Or, you could even open the right from the iPhone.
Don't forget that your iPhone is capable of displaying various types of media. Your iPhone can become your primary source of entertainment when you download TV programs and clips to it.
There is a real nifty trick for using your iPhone headphone to handle your calls easily. The mouthpiece actually doubles as another button. If you are using your headphones and receive a call, just pinch the button. This lets you answer the call. If you click the button, you can send the caller to your voice mail.
There are timers when your iPhone may have an issue with an application like any computer would. This can easily be solved by force quitting it. To do this on your phone, press and hold your Home button for about six seconds. This will cause it to quit the problematic application quickly.
You can check where links will take you to by slightly pressing on them instead of tapping. This is the equivalent of hovering your mouse over an element displayed by your computer; you will see more information about the links you touched. Always check links you receive in your emails, especially if you do not know the sender.
If you called someone and do not remember their number or when you called them, click the "recents" button in the phone section. This button will not only give you a list of your recent calls and their times, but also allow you to delete these call logs or check your missed calls.
When your iPhone falls in water, as is likely, do not power it up to check whether it works. Dry off the phone first and let the internal moisture evaporate. Turning a wet phone back on can cause it to permanently and fatally short circuit.
Having trouble finding a specific app over the pages and pages of your iPhone? Try using the "Search iPhone" feature. Simply click your home button once (or twice if you are off of your first screen) to get to the search feature. Then start typing the name of the app you are looking for. This also works for finding a contact, a scheduled meeting and even specific emails.
You can get extend the battery life of your iPhone if you make a few changes. Remove are apps that you do not use, turn off any of the wireless services on your phone you have no use for and reduce the amount of brightness on your screen. This will assure your battery will last a bit longer.
One of the things that you can do when you are typing a message on your iPhone is to double tap the space bar, which will automatically add in a period for you. This is much more functional and practical than going to three different screens to find the period on your phone.
The iPhone is popular with children and teens. If a parent chooses to purchase one for a child, it can be helpful to learn how to limit content. Simply go to "general" and "restrictions." After you have done this, enable the restrictions and enter a four-digit code. You can specify what type of content is permissible to keep and view from the phone.
At it's base level, the iPhone is great, but that doesn't mean that it can't do more. You don't have to get only the bare minimum from your iPhone. Take the advice that you've seen in this article and use it to take your iPhone to the next level of power.
