Inside the Apple Car Rumors
By David Averbach on Tue, 10/13/2015
How to Change Password on iPhone
By Conner Carey
Your iPhone contains precious memories and sensitive information that can be protected with a password. Apple has default six-digit passcodes on newer iPads and iPhones for better iPhone security, but not everyone wants to enter a longer iPhone passcode, while others want to add an even stronger passcode. I will teach you how to change your iPhone passcode in a few simple steps!
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How to Share and Save Voicemails
By Conner Carey
Updated 04/22/2016
Voicemail storage is limited and, usually, most people discard the old ones. However, now and again there’s an awesome or hilarious message that you want to keep or share with friends and family. Now, in iOS 9, you can do that.
To save or share a voicemail open the Phone app. Select the Voicemail tab.
Tap the voicemail you want to save. Select the share icon.
From there, you can save the voicemail to Notes or Voice Memos, send it as a message, add it to an email, and more.
What iOS 9 features would you like to learn more about? Let us know in the comments!
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If you’re enrolled in Apple’s Public Beta Program, transferring data from your old iPhone to a new one isn’t quite so simple. Any iTunes or iCloud backup made from your current iPhone running the iOS 9 public beta is not compatible with the shipping version of iOS 9 running on your new iPhone. The only way to unenroll from the beta program is to restore your iPhone with the iOS 8 backup you made before signing up. However, if like me you've acquired a lot of data since then; restoring to the old back up could be a deal breaker. Here's how to easily transfer your data from an old iPhone currently enrolled in the Apple Beta Software Program to your new iPhone.
How to Delete All Mail
By Conner Carey
Finally, in iOS 9, there is an option to delete all of your mail via the Mail app. This only works with individual mailboxes, such as Yahoo, not the All Inboxes mailbox. If you're using Gmail, you'll need to select Delete All instead of Archive All in Gmail Settings. If you're worried about losing emails you want to keep, there's a setting you can enable to prevent accidentally deleting emails.
How to Save a Web Page as PDF on iPhone
By Conner Carey
Converting a web page to PDF is very easy to do. Once you've converted HTML content to PDF and saved it to the Books app, you can print, email, or even AirDrop the file. Let's get started learning how to save a page as a PDF on iPhone so you can refer to it whenever you need to.
Beginning with iOS 9 the Mail app included Markup, a photo editor that lets you write, draw on, and add shapes and signatures to your images. Now there's no need for a separate app to sketch and add text to pictures; iPhone and iPad users can insert images into the body of emails, then mark them up right there without ever leaving the Mail app. Let's get started learning how to use Markup on your email images.
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How to Use Markup to Write & Draw on Photos in Mail App on iPhone
By Conner Carey
Updated 07/18/2018
Beginning with iOS 9 the Mail app included Markup, a photo editor that lets you write, draw on, and add shapes and signatures to your images. Now there's no need for a separate app to sketch and add text to pictures; iPhone and iPad users can insert images into the body of emails, then mark them up right there without ever leaving the Mail app. Let's get started learning how to use Markup on your email images.
Related: How to Markup Screenshots with iOS 11 on iPhone
We've already gone over how to add attachments in the Mail app on the iPhone, how to edit and share video memories, and how to send a video in a text message. For more great tutorials about how to share pictures, videos, documents, and files, check out our free Tip of the Day.
To begin:
- Open your Mail app.
- Start composing a new email.
- Press and hold or double tap the white space in the body of your email; a menu box with options and an arrow will open. Select Insert Photo or Video.
- Choose the photo you'd like to add from the selection your iPhone or iPad offers.
- Tap the photo once, pause, then double tap and the options menu will open. Select Markup.
- An assortment of tools will appear; experiment to see which are your favorites, tap the plus sign to the right of the toolbar for more options, including text. This is where it's handy to have an iPad with an Apple Pencil; the larger screen size combined with the easily controlled, fine detail work can make for a very intricately edited photo!
- When you’ve added your changes, select Done.
- Now all that’s left to do is send your email!
Top Image Credit: Kaspars Grinvalds / Shutterstock.com
How to Use Siri to Turn Low-Power Mode On and Off
By Conner Carey
Low-Power Mode is a battery life saver when your iPhone is running out of juice. It’s easy enough to navigate your Settings and turn it on; however, Siri can do it for you even faster.
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