Iphones can do so much to keep all of your information in one place, if you know how to properly use it, but most people do not. If you are aware of the fact that there are things that you can learn about your phone you have come to the right place.

If you use Safari to browse through the Internet on your iPhone, try this trick for typing in a new URL. Instead of actually typing out “.com,” you can hold down the “.com” button. As you hold the button down, it will scroll through the most popular website extensions, including .org, .net and .edu.

Whenever you’re in Safari, it’s simple to make calls by a single tap. Suppose you are using the Internet to locate a pharmacy near your home. When you find the number, no need to go to your phone component to make the call. Simply tap the phone number once and you will automatically be connected.

Take full advantage of the video function in the camera section of the iPhone. This allows you to take high-quality videos of up to a minute long into your phone. When you are completed with your video, you can go to the photographs section and replay or send the video to a friend.

Practically any website can be transformed into an app for your iPhone. First, navigate to the site. When you are on the website, simply click on the “Go” button. Then, you will have the option of adding the site to the home screen. You can then rename your new custom app.

If you use your iPhone as a listening device for your favorite mp3s, use this trick. To randomly shuffle to another song, simply shake the phone gently with a flick of your wrist. This is perfect for those who prefer to listen but don’t want to stop and take the time to select another song.

Did you know that unlike many cell phones, you can assign a ringtone for each feature on your phone? Well, it is the truth! All you have to do is go to the settings, tap on the sounds feature and assign the tone. For contacts, tap on a contact and assign a ringtone to this specific entry!

When typing on your iPhone, tip it horizontally. The keyboard should be displayed horizontally and become bigger. When browsing the internet, use the Safari app: this is the only one that will rotate when you move your phone. This should help you avoid typos and type much faster than before.

When typing a URL in your iPhone’s Safari browser, you can hold down the “.com” button at the bottom of the keyboard to bring up a list that contains other domain suffixes. To choose one, just glide your finger over them and release when the appropriate suffix is highlighted.

To get personal with your iPhone and Siri, try teaching Siri your family’s names. For instance, you can teach Siri your spouse’s name. Then instead of speaking out your spouse’s full name when you want to call him or her, you can say instead “Call my husband” or “Call my wife.” It’s much more personable!

A terrific way to get even greater use out of your iPhone is to take advantage of its photographic shooting and editing capabilities. By customizing the camera interface and utilizing one or or more of the professional-quality editing applications available, you may find that you no longer need to carry a conventional digital camera.

While the iPhone recognizes an amazing variety of fingertip gestures, you may not always be in a position to perform the more complicated maneuvers like pinching and swiping. You can turn on the Assistive Touch option to make your iPhone into a single-finger machine. This will add an interface icon to the bottom corner of your screen. Tapping it will bring up a menu that will allow you to use complex gestures with one finger.

As stated at the start of this article, iphones have an almost endless amount of features to make it easy to keep all of your information in one place. Now that voice routes providers have read the entire article you know that all you need to do is to put the above tips to use to get more out of your phone.

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