Do you go and waiting for iPhone 6s or iPhone 6s Plus, which will begin shipping on October 9?
Meanwhile, you may have downloaded and taken new iOS 9 on the iPhone or iPad you already have.
Already after two or three days had in fact over half of all iOS devices around the world downloaded and installed iOS 9.
Upgrading to a new iOS version has never gone faster, Apple said in a statement.
Chances are, in other words very high that you have already upgraded to, and have begun to use, iOS 9.
If you have not updated yet, is patch ready in Settings – & gt; General – & gt; Update.
The latest available version is writing iOS 9.0.1.
You may have gotten tested Siri in Norwegian, but you’ve got with you these 9 tips?
1. Proposals based on the time and place
The first tip is simply to use iOS as much as you can, since iOS 9 shall be
PROACTIVE: iOS 9 will learn your patterns based on time and place, and give you suggestions accordingly.
better as the system becomes familiar with your usage.
If you call Mom every Wednesday at 19, so you get up contact her card every time you open the search screen (Spotlight) at this time.
Similarly dolls suggested apps up in terms of where and when you would normally use them.
If you check weather, mail and Facebook every day when you wake up, it’s these apps iOS 9 would suggest when you open the search screen in the morning.
Open search screen (swipe down from the middle of the home screen) to see how much iOS 9 learned about your usage.
2. Codelock
To lock the phone with a code to prevent others from using your phone, is certainly smart.
Since the iPhone 5S has been able to unlock the phone via the fingerprint reader at home button – or by using a four digit code.
The new iOS 9 is that you get the opportunity to make you even better with a numeric code on
SAFER: You can secure your phone with the code which is even harder to guess.
optional length, or even an alphanumeric code in custom lengths.
If you still use the fingerprint reader in 99% of opplåsingstilfellene Why not make out with a real hard lock key!
Go to Settings – & gt; Touch ID and code – & gt; Change code.
You will be prompted to enter your existing code several times traveling into settings code.
To set the new code, press the “Safety Code Options”. When you get the opportunity to choose “Custom alphanumeric code”, “Custom numeric code” or “Four digit code”.
Once you have selected, enter the new code twice, and everything ready.
3. Notes app
AppStore overflowing with good note apps, simply because Apple’s own notes have been too simple. But that was before.
The new Notes app has received a number of new features, and works seamlessly with the Notes application in Mac OS X El Capitan, when the note is
seamlessly: Notes app has become much more extensive, and works seamlessly with Mac via iCloud.
stored in iCloud.
Now you can create check lists (for eg. packing or purchasing) and add pictures to your notes.
It is also a sign function with a ruler, which is convenient for making quick sketches.
You can also add photos to your notes, and it is easy to share content from Safari to a new or existing note.
Notes has in fact come with under the Share button, which is found in both iOS and Mac OS X.
4. Battery
Do you think the battery quickly becomes depleted?
Before one has perhaps had to hunt a little in the dark for an app that gobbles battery while strolling in the background.
Now you can easily check which apps have spent how much battery the past 24 hours.
You can also bring up how much time the current display has been active on the screen, which can give you some statistics on your own usage patterns.
To get up the overview of battery usage, go into Settings – & gt; Battery.
STATISTICS: It’s easy to keep track of which apps consume the most battery and how much you use them.
If you have a battery problem you should easily be able to weed out the battery drain shoulder in the list generated.
5. Find photos instantly
Photos app has a new feature where you can browse quickly from image to image by swiping through the thumbnails at the bottom of the screen.
This makes it quicker to search through images.
You can also use Siri to search for images taken at a specific time, a specific location or favorite images.
You can, for example. say “Find favorite pictures from Oslo,” and Siri will present photos taken in Oslo which also is the favorite brand in the app.
6. Cheaper storage
Apple has reduced prices on storage in iCloud.
That is, the monthly price is slightly higher, but you get much more for your money.
That means there are probably more appropriate to use functions such as Picture Library or iCloud storage of documents and files.
miniature: It is faster to browse images thanks thumbnails at the bottom of the screen. Also remember that Siri can search for images.
50 GB now costs 10 kroner a month, while the 200GB and 1TB cost respectively 29 and 99 million.
In comparison, cost 20 GB previously 8 per month. 5 GB is still free.
To manage iCloud subscription, go to Settings – & gt; iCloud – & gt; Storage – & gt; Change storage subscription.
You can upgrade or downgrade your subscription. The amount billed credit card you have associated with iTunes and AppStore.
7. iCloud Drive app
In iOS 9 has iCloud Drive received a separate app.
It is, however, not in AppStore, and must be activated in the settings to appear on the home screen.
Go to Settings – & gt; iCloud – & gt; iCloud Drive and unhook f
cloud storage: New pricing structure provides more iCloud storage money.
or “show on home screen” after you’ve enabled iCloud Drive.
The app allows you to view all the files you have lying iCloud Drive at any time.
8. Multitasking on iPad
This tip applies only iPad, but might also be the most important news for just iPad.
When you have any app up, swipe in from the right side and bring up a small side panel where you can select another app that can be displayed in 1/3 of the display area to the right.
To choose another app in the sidebar, swipe down from the top in this panel.
As you press the “main app” disappears sidebar app.
For iPad Air 2 and new iPad models, compatible apps run side by side and you can choose to have them at 50/50 of the screen.
This means that you can work on the two apps entirely simultaneously, such as in the picture.
9. Picture-in-Picture
Once you have a video consistently, you can pinch with your fingers to get the video to run in a small window on the Home screen.
FILES: A separate iCloud app provides listings files you have in the cloud, but you must activate the app.
From there you can open another app, and video will continue to run picture-in-picture. From the small video window, you can maximize the video to full screen again.
It is also possible to enable the picture-in-picture from a new button in the video player, which is down right beside subtitle button when the video player.
It’s not just videos and movies that can run picture-in-picture, but also FaceTime picture during a video call.
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