Iphone tips

On previous iOS versions, if you tapped on a link or an email, it would lead you to the Safari Web Browser and the Mail client App. But now, with iOS 14, you can choose your default web browser and email client app to your liking. To select a default app, go to Settings and search for the web browser or email client you wish to choose as the default. Tap on the desired app, and you will be given an option to select the “Default Browser App” or “Email Client”. Tap on your preferred web browser or email client and confirm your action.

The iPad had been bestowed with the Picture-in-Picture mode since the iPad OS 9, and iPhone users were missing out on this useful feature. Now, iOS 14 finally brings this feature to iPhone devices. Currently, iOS native apps like FaceTime and some third party on-demand streaming services are enabled with this feature. When you are on a FaceTime video call, simply swipe up the screen, and your video call will continue in Picture-in-Picture mode. You can drag the mini display anywhere you want on the screen.

Apple wants you to use their own services and apps so that their users don’t wander off to other competitors, so they have bundled the Translate App with the iOS 14 (which can be removed). The Translate app is straightforward and intuitive to use for real translating needs or casual fun. The interface is very simple. On the right and left, you choose the language you want to translate from. You have the option to type or use the microphone to begin the translation. The Translate App is convenient for people who are traveling very often foreign countries.