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3:16 PM

IPhone: More Than Just A Cell Phone

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The iPhone is an incredibly popular due to a number of factors. The iPhone and the apps that let users customize it make it a perfect choice for the multi-tasker. The following article will help you to learn how to become the master of your iPhone.

You need to worry about being lost when you have your iPhone. The maps app is in the phone when you see your location any time your service is active.This can help you get back home or anywhere else you were planning to be.

Say you are surfing for local dry cleaners. When you locate the number, you don't have to go back to the phone menu to call. Just press the number and you then connect to the place you are trying to call.

A great tip to implement when using the iPhone is to save the images you view directly from those. Just touch and hold the image you want for a moment. A box will come up with the save option.

The iPhone gives you the dictionary and your own specific shortcuts. Your phone will automatically know what you're trying to say by relying on your custom dictionary. You can establish your own words. The keyboard can also pull from this dictionary for autocorrect needs.

A website that is designed with boxes can be scrolled through box by using one finger to see each box. Two finger scrolling lets you quickly scroll through the whole web page.

Thanks to it's popularity, many have seen how great the iPhone is as a device. It contains many features and customization options that gives you many possibilities. It takes time to be able to understand and fully utilize all of the features. The information in this article will help you be able to get the most from your iPhone.

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4:29 PM

10 Tips to make your iPhone's battery last longer

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Even with hi-tech new models such as iPhone 6, many users still struggle to get more than a day’s battery life when using apps such as navigation and video.

But there are a few tricks which can help extend any smartphone’s battery – and even tiny details, such as choosing a dark screensaver, not a bright one, can help.

1) Don’t leave your phone in bright sunlight


Lithium-ion phone batteries work best at slightly below room temperature, according to Mobile Choice Magazine – you’ll get less out of your phone if it’s warm.

2) Turn down the brightness


Turn the brightness settings down on your phone. Most of your phone’s battery drain is from running the screen.

3) Don’t leave the screen burning unnecessarily


Leaving the screen on isn’t just bad for your battery – it’s an open invitation for thieves to get past your password. On any phone, set the screen to turn off after 30 seconds.

4) Don’t use vibrate

Using vibration instead of ring tones actually consumes more power – making the entire phone vibrate is harder than making a tiny speaker vibrate. Where possible, switch your phone to silent instead.

5) Choose the right screensaver

Don’t use animated screensavers. It even makes a difference to switch to a black, or dark, screen background so it doesn’t burn as much electricity when you’re in the menus.

6) Kill off apps which are keeping your phone awake

Make sure your phone isn’t running apps in the background. On iPhone, you can check by double-tapping the Home button, then pressing ‘X’ to shut ones you don’t need. If you’re unsure, restart your phone to banish apps that might be running without you knowing.

7) Turn down your ringtone and indicator noises

It might seem like a tiny detail, but turning down noisy ringtones can prevent unnecessary battery drain – as can getting rid of the little clicks and bleeps many phones make as you type.

8) Switch off Bluetooth, GPS and Wi-Fi

Turning off Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and GPS will immediately add about a third to your battery life – you’re basically getting rid of several radio aerials which are burning away inside your phone.

On both iPhone and Android, controls to do this are easily accessed via phone menu.

9) Turn off voice control

 Never use Apple’s Siri voice control, it’s murder on your battery, likewise Samsung’s S Voice.

10) If you need to, switch off 3G and 4G

If you’re running low, switch off 3G. This can double the battery life of a dying phone – basically, there are at least two aerials working all the time in most phones, so if you switch to 2G, it’ll still work as a phone and for texts, but will last twice as long, just like phones did in ‘the good old days’.

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