Apple Posted 5 Instructional Videos Using Useful Features on the iPhone but Few People Know

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iPhone, one of the most popular smartphones in the world, but not all iPhone users know all the interesting features that Apple has equipped for this device. Therefore, Apple recently released 5 new videos, each with only 15s short, but it is enough to introduce interesting little-known features on iPhone to help users use the device more effectively.

In the first video, Apple instructs users how to arrange more reasonable content for their reading process while viewing content with Safari browser by clicking the "Reader" icon in the left corner of the screen. This also helps users remove unnecessary components on the site.

In the second video, Apple instructs users to use the 'drive' mode on the iPhone, when this mode is turned on, all notifications will be hidden to help users focus more on driving.

The third video, Apple instructs users how to use Air Drop - a protocol that enables devices to share images in a radius of 10 meters without Wi-Fi or data, to share images between iOS devices.

Next, users can search for an image taken in the 'Photos' application on their iPhone through the built-in "seach" toolbar.

Finally, Apple introduced users to swipe two fingers on the screen to use the feature that allows iPhone to read the words on the iPhone. To enable this interesting feature, you need to go to Settings -> select General -> select Accessibility -> select the "tap on Speech" feature in the "Vision" section. Or users can use the command "Hey Siri, Speak Screen" through Siri to activate it.