- Five iPhone features you should know about.
- And features you can use to impress your friends.
Let's start with Safari.
A lot of cool keyboard shortcuts made for Safari.
We're going to highlight one in this video.
So if I open Safari and I tap at the bottom of the screen,
and what if I just want to do ESPN?
Now, where's the .com button?
You could type out.com like a chump,
or you can press and hold the period, .com, .net, .org--
- [David P] .edu. And .us.
- .com. Go.
How about that? Pretty cool.
- You just saved yourself three keystrokes.
Count 'em.
- I am the Count.
They call me the Count because I love to count things.
- Our next tip is going to be demonstrated in the notes app.
Let's go to the notes app. I'll swipe up, tap on notes.
Here I am.
- Now I have a mouse in front of me,
it's really easy for me to move the cursor to wherever I
want to move it and make edits.
So if David had misspelled anything in this,
which of course he doesn't.
- [David L] I did, I did it intentionally for the video.
- Awesome. Oh, look at this.
You used the wrong there.
- There you go. - Yes, you did.
So I mean, how do I get to, I can't do that.
- What you could do.
Press hold that space bar,
and now look at that, you're moving right around and I'm
gonna go right to that there.
- Right there. - Right there.
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- Maybe I want to take a screenshot of this
and share it with my friends and say, "Hey, look at this.
"Look at this note."
I'll take a screenshot.
You can quickshare a screenshot by pressing and holding
on that preview.
There you go.
It's a little clunkier in iOS 15 running the developer beta,
it'll be a lot smoother on your iPhone or in iOS 14.
- We promise, you can just send it right off to your friend.
And if you wanted to edit it,
you can just tap on it and then you could send it off
to your friends.
- That was feature number three, here's feature number four.
What if you want to make a phone call
and hide your caller ID
so that person doesn't know who you are?
- Well you have to go to Walmart and buy a burner phone,
right David?
- You could do that, or
you could type in star 67 before the phone number.
So I'll go to the phone app here.
- Hm. Star 67.
- Type in that star 67.
Then do your phone number.
- He's holding this up so as not to show my phone number,
but it's star 67.
You have to dial the area code of the person whose number
you want to call.
And who's calling me?
No caller ID, - No caller ID, none.
Maybe it's somebody important.
Doctors use it.
Hey, this is your doctor.
(playful music) (beeping)
Take my word for it.
- Next, we're gonna talk about Control Center
versus Notification Center.
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A lot of people don't know that you can swipe down from the
upper right-hand corner on any screen on your iPhone
to open Control Center.
And if you have an iPhone with a home button and not face ID
you just swipe up from the bottom of the screen.
So this is Control Center,
and you can do a lot of really cool things here.
I would encourage you just to explore this.
There are fewer controls than David has here by default,
but we'll show you that in a second.
The other thing we wanted to compare was this,
which is swipe down from the upper right-hand corner to
Notification Center,
which is what happens if you swipe down from
the upper left-hand corner of the screen.
So sometimes people get a notification on their phone and
they say, where did that just go?
Because they swipe it off the top of the screen or swipe it
somewhere because that's what we do.
Here it is, you found them.
And you can also scroll up and down if you have
more than just that. - Yep.
But we want to talk about customizing Control Center too.
- Right, a lot of cool features in here.
- Let's open Settings,
scroll down to Control Center.
And here you go.
Here's the controls that I set up,
but there are also more controls.
- Like if you wanted a control, right, for the alarm.
I use Siri to set my alarms.
You could always do that.
Do you use Siri? For alarms?
- I just go to the clock app.
- He just goes to the clock app,
but he could be saving a tap. - Yep, so.
I add an alarm, swipe down.
As you can see, now we've got alarms in here.
Takes you right to the clock app.
- [David P] There you go.
- Those are five iPhone features you should know about.
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