What's up guys?
Today I'm going to show you what is on my iPhone 6S Plus.
This is a new phone and I'm going to show you the cool features on the 6S Plus
and my favorite apps.
Here's my lock-screen.
I really like it because this phone has
the force touch, the 3D touch, and when you touch it harder, the smoke moves like that.
It really is just a fun, cool effect.
Also I want to show you more on the force touch on 6S Plus.
For example: you've probably seen the camera, you can tap harder to take a selfie
or do anything else.
Look, there's you guys in the camera and that's me, that's me!
You can also do this to Instagram.
You tap Instagram harder, you can do New Post,
View Activity, Search, Direct.
Let's go to View Activity.
Some cool activity going on.
In Instagram you can force touch a photo to peek at it, and you can also swipe up
if you want to like, comment, or send a message or anything, which I think is pretty cool.
As I'm scrolling my home page, I can totally be like, "Oh, I'm interested in this person
so you get a preview of their profile and you can swipe up to see more.
I know that the 3D touch is really new so I can't wait for other apps to incorporate
it.
For me it's really fun to just touch hard to get a preview of someone's profile without
clicking into it.
If you want to click into it, I think you just touch it harder and you go in.
So yeah.
On the front page, I have Safari, Calendar, Instagram, Camera, Photos, YouTube.
Waze is my favorite GPS app.
This is the app that gets you through traffic.
Google Maps, Facebook Messenger, Twitter, Snapchat, Yelp!.
I love to use Yelp!
to look for food and stuff.
Day One is my favorite app.
I use this every day to journal and calendar.
You can see that everything that's blue means that I have an entry.
I try to make an entry at least once a day and I try to put a photo with each entry.
You can also see your entries in a timeline form.
It's a really great way for me to keep track
of my memories and also just to make sure I'm doing something productive each day.
Simplenote is the app I like to use for taking notes.
SoundCloud for music, obviously.
Wunderlist is my favorite list app.
You can categorize your lists.
I just really like to make lists
and categorize my stuff because that's how I keep track of things.
I can't remember things on my own.
Here I have my bucket lists, so I have a list of books
that I've read and I usually try to date them when I finish them.
Here's my reading list,
list of books that I want to read.
And I also have a watch list for things I want to watch,
and places that I'd like to go for adventures, and random stuff.
Werdsmith is an app that I use to put down song notes, so this is really great
if you like to write and have ideas and projects and stuff.
Under my daily category, I have ZenFriend which is my favorite meditation app.
Meal Logger, whenever I eat a healthy meal or make a smoothie, I would take a photo.
I actually haven't used this in a while.
Basically I like to keep track of
the green smoothies I make, I don't know why.
Coach.Me is a way to check off the habits that you do for the day.
For example: if I meditate, go to the gym, or write morning pages,
I can just check it off for the day.
I haven't updated this in a while, but if you guys are interested
in keeping track of your habits, that's a really good app: Coach.Me.
Clue is a great period-tracking app.
I highly recommend that.
And I just dump the Notes and Reminders in there.
Social, I have my socials: WeChat, Whats App, Full Screen App, Pages, Facebook, Facetime.
I put Facebook into this little folder so that I don't check it as often as I check
other things.
I don't want to get too distracted.
Alright, on page 2:
I just have some generic Apple stuff.
I have Mint which is the app
that I use to keep track of my finances and money stuff.
In photography, VSCO is my most used filtering app and it's super popular,
I'm sure you guys have heard of it.
I don't really use everything else that often.
Most of the stuff are miscellaneous apps that I do need.
Podcasts, I listen to some podcasts.
This is a new app that came with this phone, I'm just going to check it out.
bit.ly, I use this to shorten my links.
Google Translate does come in handy quite often
because I travel a lot and sometimes I just have to translate Chinese stuff.
Amazon Photo is my favorite app to just upload my photos to the cloud.
Once you open it, it will automatically upload your stuff through wifi.
Right now I guess I'm not on wifi.
But when I am on wifi, it uploads and I can keep track of everything online.
The last page, I rarely go to.
The first row are Apple apps that are pretty cool to use.
iBooks, I usually read on my iPad but if I do not have my iPad with me
I can just read on my iPhone and this is big enough that it's comfortable to read on.
GarageBand is really fun, I've played with that.
I haven't played with the rest yet.
And these are just necessary apps: Uber, Venmo, PayPal.
Google Drive, I work off Google Drive.
Everything is on that.
Most importantly, my dock at the bottom: these are the apps that I use most often.
Phone (obviously), Inbox is my mail app.
This is Inbox by Google, and I really like this app
because it keeps your inbox really clean, and it's a really cool interface.
You can swipe to archive emails and swipe to snooze emails as well, and I really like
that.
Messages for texting.
My favorite app of ever: Spotify, because this is where
all my music comes from and this is where all my life comes from.
Feel free to follow me on Instagram @lavendaire, also on Twitter and Snapchat @lavendaire.
Alright I hope you enjoyed that little tour.
If you guys have any favorite apps
that you'd like to recommend, definitely comment them below
because I love discovering new apps.
Thanks for watching and I'll see you guys next time.
Bye!