I found this video of Upgrade your life from yahoo about Time-Saving Apple Touchscreen secrets, I thought it was pretty interesting since most people now a days have some sort of apple device. Check out the video and comment below.
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This will be really helpful on my android phone. I get annoyed when I try to move the screen left and right and it doesn’t move. Then I have to wipe my hands on my cloths to get the moisture off. Since I usually carry powder with me anyway this will be an easy fix. Plus, I have fat fingers so I like using the swype feature as often as possible. It helps to know I can just hold down the keys to use other options like switching letters to numbers without all the steps. Thanks for sharing.
Good couple of tips here and as Janelle said it will be helpful on adroid devices as well!
This is a very useful video. Touchscreen can be extremely annoying to deal with. The long hold is helpful with sending a quick message, but the powder can only help when I’m at home
Those are some good tips. There are a bunch of stuff that I did not know you could do that would make things a lot easier and faster to do.
What a useful tool for using Apple product! There are lots of secrets about Apple product I didn’t know before. I never pay attention to search tips for using Apple product. I always think it will be the same function as before. Thanks for sharing, Jeevan!
I kinda wish I had an iPhone 4 right now so I could take advantage of all these. I tried them on my Android but most of them didn’t work. However, the double space bar tap period one worked, so I’m happy I watched this video. I think that’s the one that’s most useful out of all those anyway.
Oh, this is great! I really like these tips since they definitely save time when you have to do a lot on your i-Phone or i-Pad. There is also a free app for i-Phone that has all interesting secrets about i-Phone that majority of people are not aware of. The app can help you extend your battery life, master Siri, type faster, create photo albums, protect certain pictures, and uncover more hidden features with 140+ tips, tricks and secrets. Knowing small tips can save us lots of time, improve the efficiency, and increase the effectiveness of our i-devices. If you are interested, find “Tips and Tricks – i-Phone Secrets” app.
This was great! After watching the video I actually used a lot of the shortcuts. They’re very helpful. I hate having to hit the “123″ button for a period at the end of a sentence, so now I’m utilizing the double-tap space bar to insert it.
If you go into an Apple store and ask, they will teach you all of this … says the guy that works at an Apple Store
Not a bad idea. I can see your point. Thought the video was informative and probably did help a few classmates.
As an iPhone owner, I stumbled upon this shortcut which I thought will be helpful along with this video. If you press and hold the home button while the phone is locked, you can still access Voice Control to place a phone call (or FaceTime call).
Thanks for sharing this video, but I actually found many of these shortcuts just by playing around with the Iphone, but it gave me more shortcuts then what I originally knew.
This video has a lot of great tips for the iPad. It’s kind of annoying how Apple doesn’t have its own video on how to use their product but other people do.