Tips and Tricks For The Latest iPhone SE Owners

Do you know any tips and tricks for the latest iPhone SE Owners? Using the latest iPhone SE a reality. People who don’t have an iPhone are sharing their tips for using the handset. In this article, we have mentioned some common tips we think the latest iPhone SE customers will love.

Seasoned iPhone users might familiar with these tips. Also, we’re not expecting this guide to satisfy everyone, nor is that the point. The point is to surface some of the latest new features of the 2020 iPhone SE and offers some instant tips for how to use them efficiently.

List: Tips and Tricks For The Latest iPhone SE Owners

Touch ID

Initially, register up to five various fingers to make your iPhone unlocking process quite simpler easier. If you want to better the reliability of fingerprint recognition. Simply scan the finger that creat issue in a new Touch ID slot. If you want to add 5 fingers to Touch ID. Then remember to click the Home button with various fingers during a single Touch ID enrollment process.

Quick Camera mode changes

Rather than going to Settings to modify the shooting resolution and frame rate. Simply you can do that using the Camera app (this needs at least the A13 Bionic chip that your iPhone SE has).

Move to Video under the stock Camera app. Then simply press the video resolution label in the top-right corner to move b/w HD (1080p) and 4K recording. If you want to cycle through the compatible frame rates. Simply click the adjacent label to flip between 30 and 60 fps (frame per second).

Also, you can move to Slo-Mo at the bottom. Then click the frame rate label to move between HD (1080p) slow-motion recordings at 120 or 240 frames per second (fps).

Display/hide Camera buttons

Because of its smaller form factors, the stock Camera app can’t show the bottom and top row of icons every time. Some common shooting features, like Live Photos and LED flash, can be toggled on or off by clicking their respective icons in front of the top of the interface.

If you want to uncover other choices such as crop settings, timer, filters, and so forth. Just move up and down on the camera interface using one finger or press that chevron at the top.

QR code scanning

Yeah, the latest iPhone SE enables you to scan QR codes using the built-in Camera and get required popup actions, such as visiting the encoded URL, without using third-party apps. Also, you can scan QR codes and documents from the Home screen or uisng the Control Center, or use the QR code scanner to join Internet networks, scan documents in the Notes app, and much more.

Export Live Photos as videos

Like the earlier tip, it can also work on previous iPhones as well. If you want to export a Live Photo as a video, choose it in Photos. Also, press the Share button and select the choice Save as Video.

Gesture typing

iOS 13 enables you to type by swiping while using the stock keyboard (Slide to Type should be on in Settings → General → Keyboard) Once you slide to type, you can then view suggested options to the word you’re entering besides predictions for your other word. To input accented letters or other options characters, click and hold a key and then move to select one of the choices.

Precise cursor positioning

The iPhone SE can’t have 3D Touch, but iOS comes to rescue using Haptic Touch. Like a tap-and-hold gesture paired with haptic feedback that imitates a physical tap in a manner quite similar to 3D Touch. This enables you to position the pointer precisely while editing text by holding the Space bar key. Or else drag the pointer to where you want it to be.

Invest in fast charging

Because of its compact 4.7-inch design, the iPhone SE lacks too much space inside to help a huge battery. It means you’re might going to be charging it once or twice per day. Well, it depends on your specific use case. Hopefully, the phone compatible fast-charging, providing you a 50% charge in just 30 minutes — if you’ve got the right charger and data cable.

Apple adds the regular, small five-watt charger in the box. But it only compatibles super-slow charging. If you want to fast-charge your iPhone SE. Also, make sure it’s attached to an 18-watt or higher USB-C Power Delivery charger using a Lightning to USB-C cable (if you have an iPhone 11 or the latest MacBook version, you already have a very capable USB-C charger that can fast-charge your iPhone SE).

Disable Auto-Brightness

Your latest caning new iPhone SE defaults to automatic brightness control to secure battery life. If you don’t need the iPhone SE screen brightness to modify automatically according to your surroundings. Just turn off the Auto-Brightness setting in Settings → General → Accessibility → Display Accommodations (which should display as “On”).

Move multiple apps at once

You might familiar with this one: tap and hold an icon simultaneously on the Home screen until the icons begin jiggling. You can now use another finger to click other icons to gather, which you can then scroll to a various position on the Home screen, or to another Home screen, as a bundle.

Force-restart iPhone SE

You can also close your iPhone SE like you want any other Touch ID-enabled Apple smartphone. Simply by holding the Power button until your shit-down choices appear. You can force-restarting an iPhone SE is, however, quite different from the iPhone 6s and traditional phones.

If you want to force restart your iPhone SE. Instantly hit the volume up or down button simultaneously and then hold the power button hit until the phone force-restarts.

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