iOS 7: 20 practical tips and hidden functions in the new interface (update: addition of 10 new ones)

It's now normally a while
that iOS 7 is in your hands and you are certainly starting to get familiar
with the new design. I am even certain that, several times, you have
without realizing it goes around10 new things to try
immediately presented here.

Under the spell of this new iOS you probably want to go further
far away so we concocted youa small series of tips to take advantage
at best of iOS 7.

Ahead :

On the photo side, not everyone knows it, but the iPhone 5s is not
not the only one to be endowed withburst mode. Try pressing
long press the photo shutter button and then take a look at the
film…

This is not new, but always worth remembering, a long press on the
button allowing you to create a new email provides instant access to
a very practical draft menu.

This other little tip this time concerns iMessages. For
delete or forward an iMessagefrom a conversation,
nothing could be simpler. Double click on one of the bubbles to appear
a menu offering the option 'copy' or 'More'. By pressing 'More' it is
then possible to select one or more bubbles to transfer (the arrow
at the bottom) or to delete (the trash)

A lot ofnew gestureshave been added to the interface
of iOS 7 and among them, one is particularly practical. In Safari, in mail
or in notes, a swipe from right to left or from left to right
Allows you to move to the next or previous page. To find out everything or
almost of these new gestures do not hesitate toconsult this
article.

Look closelyclock icon… No ! You don't
don't dream, it's moving and the best thing is that it really tells the time. A little
gadget, but really great.

Under iOS 6, a new application was marked with a blue ribbon, here,
it's a little blue dot right next to the name of the app which indicates
that it has not yet been opened or that it has just been updated
jour.

As before, it is possible toincrease text size
on the iPhone. For this, there are now two solutions. There
The first is to go to the settings then to the general tab or
A text size option awaits you. By sliding the cursor it is
possible to play on the general text size of apps compatible with
the dynamic format. In other words email, contact, Calendars, Messages or
Notes will thus be modified. In addition to this, in the section
accessibility continued in the settings, a second option 'more characters
big' allows you to obtain even larger fonts than with the
previous solution. Small, big or very big, it's up to you.

It is now easier to track data application consumption
per application. To do this, go to the application to then find
the cellular network option. By heading to the bottom of the screen you
discover data consumption app by app. Consider resetting
this figure every month to easily follow the package!

If the settings are accessible via the control center, consider
ask Siri. Bluetooth, Wifi, airplane mode or do not disturb, assistant
embedded can help you.

Speaking of Siri, did you know that it is now possible to give her
a female voice? To do this, head to the iPad settings to
find the General tab then Siri and finally activate the female voice. and say
hello Mrs !

Third and final Siri trick, by scrolling up,
it is possible to access the latest orders placed with
the assistant. A recent history which could prove very practical!

Know the time of receipt or sending of a
iMessage: the application has changed a lot and it contains some
little secrets. Among them, a simple swipe from right to left will allow you to
display the time on the right side of the screen

View your Twitter feed from Safari: Safari n’a
not been spared and offers many new features of which we will have the opportunity
to speak again. One of them is particularly practical and allows you to
consult links from your Twitter feed directly from the browser. A
simple click on the bookmark symbol at the bottom of the screen opens a page offering 3
tabs. The one with the @ symbol displays the shared links in your feed
Twitter. Another click and the page opens immediately keeping the tweet in
top of page

More details for the weather: the weather application
is particularly pretty, but also secretive. By clicking on the
temperature, it is possible to access other information such as speed
wind, humidity level or even the temperature felt.
Practical !

Easy access to the weather app: by activating the center
notification of a slide from top to bottom, it is possible to consult
the forecast in the today tab. By pressing this text, you
will send directly to the weather app

Find the search: if you are used to it
to carry out searches on iOS then you may have noticed that the
search had disappeared from its usual location. From now on, a little
sliding up and down will bring up the search screen
from any of your app pages. Another tip, in the apps
Message or email, the search is also hidden above the first message, a
simple swipe will make it appear

Personalize the mailbox: when we manage
several mailboxes on the iPhone quickly become a mess. iOS 7
provides an interesting solution allowing you to adapt the app to your needs.
By clicking on modify at the top right, it is possible to choose
to display or not certain boxes, but also a box containing only
unread emails, sent emails, those containing an attachment or even
to reorganize the order.

Kill multiple apps in one go: Access
applications switched to background task is done, as before, by a double
click on the home button. If to permanently close an app you just need to
send it upwards, going there with several fingers, it is possible to
close several apps without being able to exceed 3.

Level: I want red: You know without
doubt that the compass app now has a strange spirit level (we
spoke here in the 10 things to discover in iOS
7|https://cline.one/en/tech/ignace/post/top-10-nouveautes-ios-7]). If by default this one
is all black, it is possible to display it in red by clicking anywhere
on screen. It's not very useful, but it has the merit of existing

Discover updates to your apps: the update
Updating apps is now automatic. Yes, you understood correctly, it will
be done alone provided that the option is activated. To verify that
this is indeed the case, you just need to go to Settings then iTunes Store and App
Store and check that the Update switch is green. But if
it's automatic, how do I know what's changed? it's quite simple,
Apple has provided a small blue dot to the left of the app icon on the
springboard for apps modified and never launched since the update
day. And for the details? By going to the App Store app, in
the Updates tab, you find the date of the updates and the details by
application. Practical. For those wondering how to clean this list,
this is not possible manually.