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Apple instructs iPhone X owners to swipe up from the bottom edge of the display and pause in order to bring up the iOS app switcher. But there are faster, undocumented methods of opening the iPhone X app switcher which don't require performing this clunky gestural action.
Among other things, Face ID lets you authenticate any purchases made in iTunes Store, App Store or iBooks Store, which permits you to buy apps and media with a simple glance.
iPhone X offers a whole new way of interacting with your phone.
Can't stand that notch at the very top of the iPhone X display? I don't mind it at all. In fact, I find the notch to be a rather cute design element. Understandably, some folks may deem it visually distracting. If you'd like to conceal the notch, there's now an app for that, too!
Learn how to always show previews of notifications for messages, calls and more on the Lock Screen of your iPhone without having to authenticate with Face ID.
Because it lacks a Home button, Apple's iPhone X requires users to perform an upward swipe from the bottom edge of the display to get to their Home screen.
A new Apple support document published two days ago recommends a temporary workaround solution for a weird auto-correct bug in iOS 11.1 where typing the letter "i" can replace it with the uppercase letter “A” and a question mark symbol.
In addition to releasing a detailed Guided Tour video covering some of the iPhone X basics, including navigating without a Home button, using Apple Pay, Animoji and more, the company published a set of support documents and tips for using the device.
Apple on Friday published a Guided Tour video through its official YouTube channel, highlighting the biggest iPhone X changes in terms of navigation, Face ID, Apple Pay and more.
In this post, I'm going to show you how to pair an existing Apple Watch with a new iPhone and make sure you don't lose any data in the process.
Instagram users can add a short bio to their profile to tell the world a little bit about themselves, but all text entered into the bio field is left-aligned in the Instagram app by default. If you’re like many others frantically attempting to find a way to center your Instagram bio, then we have you covered.
Pretty much everyone is familiar with the iOS app switcher, Apple's multitasking view on iPhone, iPad and iPod touch traditionally invoked by double-pressing the Home button.