Getting more from your iPhone 13? Read these tips and tricks to get the most out of your device. From enabling dark mode to monitoring other users, these tips and tricks will help you maximize the capabilities of your phone. If you’re new to iOS, this is the perfect guide to get you up and running as quickly as possible. Don’t miss a trick – get a copy of our free eBook now! There’s a lot more to the iPhone 13 than meets the eye.
Back Tap
iPhone 13 users can customize the shortcuts available on Back Tap. By pressing and holding the Back Tap button, a whole range of possibilities are opened. For example, a back tap on your phone can launch a Duolingo lesson, or send a text message. Another function available on Back Tap is access to system functions like the camera, flashlight, mute phone, and screenshot. These are just a few examples of the possibilities.
When using Back Tap, you can bypass the Lock Screen. Before using Back Tap, you must swipe up to access apps on the Home screen. This requires two fingers – one for the home button and the other for the side button – and hold both for a few seconds until the Apple logo appears. Luckily, this feature is still available for the iPhone 13 and will only get better with time. For now, however, you may have to live without this handy feature.
Enabling dark mode
If you’re using an iPhone 13 or another iOS device with iOS 13, you can enable dark mode for your screen. To do this, launch the Settings app and tap the Display & Brightness option. This will bring up the display settings. Tap on Light or Dark, as desired. Once you’ve selected the mode, your screen will automatically change to a darker shade. To make dark mode permanent, you’ll need to restart your iPhone.
To enable the dark theme on your iPhone 13, you must open Control Center. Tap the Brightness Indicator on the screen to toggle it on and off. This will take you to the Dark Mode settings. To turn on the dark theme, tap the Brightness Indicator. This will make your screen go darker and make it easier to see. You’ll also want to set a timer for the dark theme to turn on automatically on certain dates.
Taking screenshots
Taking screenshots on your iPhone is a breeze. Just go to the screen you want to take and tap the Side button and Volume Up button simultaneously. A screenshot thumbnail will appear in the lower left corner of the screen. To view or edit the screenshot, simply tap or swipe left on the image. Once the screenshot is taken, you can open the image in the Photos app or any other third-party app. You can also save the screenshot and share it with friends and family.
Taking screenshots on the iPhone 13 is easy. All you need to do is hold a few buttons on the screen. After that, simply drag the screenshot to the desired location. You can then edit or delete the screenshot by tapping on the thumbnail or applying edits. After taking the screenshot, the image will be saved in your Photos or Screenshots album. Alternatively, you can also share the screenshot to social media networks or email it to family members.
Accessing the upper half of the screen
If you’re not a fan of the bottom-mounted buttons on the iPhone, you can use Reachability to reach the upper half of the screen. Simply swipe down from the bottom edge of the screen and the top half will be accessible. Activate Reachability by toggle the setting to on. Then swipe up to exit Reachability. Alternatively, you can double-tap the Home button and tap the upper half of the screen.
However, there are a few issues that you may run into with this new smartphone. Some users have reported that the screen is not responsive and that small apps in the top corners are unresponsive. This issue can be frustrating, especially during an emergency. To solve this, you should learn how to access the upper half of the screen on the iPhone 13.
Enabling LED flash alerts
If you’ve ever wanted to turn off LED flash alerts on your iPhone, there’s no reason to fret. There’s a simple fix for this, too. In iOS 12, you can disable this feature from your Settings. Alternatively, you can enable it in iOS 13’s Settings by going to the Audio/Visual section. When you enable LED flash alerts on your iPhone, it will flash an LED light whenever you get a message or receive a call. During the day, it may be difficult to remember to turn on the ringer, so if you’re having a hard time locating it, you can simply turn off LED flashes.
Those with sight problems will appreciate this feature. The LED flash is useful for visual alerts, especially when “Do Not Disturb” is enabled. However, enabling LED flash alerts on your iPhone 13 will require you to change some settings on your phone. Fortunately, Apple has made this process easy for those with vision impairments. To enable this feature, go to the Accessibility panel on your phone and tap the LED flash icon in the Accessibility section.
Scheduling notifications
You can set up scheduled notifications on your iPhone 13 so that you receive notifications only when they are relevant to you. Apple has given users a significant amount of control over notifications, so they can prioritize the most important ones. This will prevent you from being distracted by notifications or missing important communications. There are a few steps to scheduling notifications on iPhone 13.
First, you can select which apps to receive notifications. You can also toggle each app one by one. If you set up a schedule, only notifications from apps you want to receive will be sent to your iPhone. But, notifications from people will still be delivered instantly. And once you’re done, you can also choose the time of the notifications. You can also set up shortcuts so that you can go through notifications faster.