I go back and forth between using Windows and Apple devices. But I do most of my work on PCs. So I was pleasantly surprised to see that I knew many of the tips and tricks for my iPhone. I should add that one of the reasons that I got an iPhone was that it was a practical way for me to prepare for students and staff asking me questions about their own devices. It has proven to be helpful.
I did learn more about the accessibility options. I work with many special education students, so it was nice to see all of the modifications that were available for users with special needs.
I also liked the Mapped Pictures option since this can be used both for education and just plain fun.
Finally, I took the time to read more about the Find My Phone feature. This option is both practical and gives users a way of keeping their personal information safe.
I should add that some of the features that I use constantly are texting of course (so simple yet so effective), Maps (being directionally impaired, this ones a life saver), the Camera plus editing (no need for a separate one any more), Weather, the Calculator (no need for another device as well), listening to audio books, etc. not to mention all the other available Apps.
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