iOS

Ten remote headphones commends for your iPhone:

iOS 7 keeps a track on where you hang out most, allowing it to cache relevant nearby data. Once you’ve used iOS 7 for a while, go to Settings > Privacy > Location Services > System Services to view a list of where you've been most. Near the bottom, you’ll see a place to tap that groups your locations into areas. Tap on a specific region and you’ll get a map with all the places your iPhone has recorded a location. If you are worried you can turn this feature off in the same place.

Now we're gona use burst mode even more!
How to Quickly shoot in burst mode; The redesigned Camera app has a nifty trick up its sleeve: if you want to shoot in burst mode, taking multiple shots in quick succession, just click and hold the volume-up button.
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A nice simple guide / manual to using your iPhone compass for basic navigation.
"Lineup the compass needle to your heading and then tap on the compass face to lock it. The heading will be bolded and highlighted with a short white line on the compass face. As you walk around, the compass will track your direction and will draw a red arc on the inside of the compass dial that shows you how far you are deviating from your intended target. When you are done, just tap on the compass face and your heading point will be removed."
Nice and super simple :)

Users who are experiencing reduced battery-life on their iOS devices can follow a couple of simple steps to resolve the issue:

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Resetting all settings on your phone without erasing content:
- Tap on Settings > select General and scroll down to the Reset option.
- Select Reset and tap on Reset all Settings.
- Enter the passcode if prompted
- The phone should now automatically reboot and reset to default settings.
(This procedure will not erase any content on your device such as apps, photos and other user data.)

10 awesome things you didn't know your iPhone could do ?
- How to Stop Autocorrect
- Create Your Own Typing Shortcuts
- Switch Between iMessage Texting and SMS
- Have Siri Insert Punctuation in Your Dictations
- Create Customized Vibrations
- Automate Phone Dialing of Extensions and Pass Codes
- Lock the Camera’s Focus and Exposure
- Change the Shortcut Buttons in the iTunes Store
- Trick Out Do-Not-Disturb Mode
- Zoom In (Accessibility)
Here is the article with more about these 10 tips

How to Fix an “Unable to Join the Network” Error in iOS

If you can’t join a wireless network because of the “Unable to join the network” error message / alert

In most cases you can resolve the issue with these steps:
1. Go to Settings > General > Reset > Reset Network Settings
2. Enter the devices passcode and confirm the reset
3. Let the iPhone/iPad restart, you’ll see a spinning cursor on the device as it finishes the reset before the device boots back on
4. Go back to Settings > Wi-Fi and join the network again

Killing the app that you are currently running (force quitting) in iOS 7:
1. Hold down the Sleep/Wake button until the Slide to Power Off control appears
2. Hold down the Home button until the screen blanks and you're returned to the Home screen

Now the fast app switcher is replaced by the card view, holding down creates no jiggles and presents no X to force quit the app. So how do you kill apps in the new, carded, iOS 7 world?
1. Double click Home to launch the multitasking cards interface
2. Touch and hold a card and then toss it up and away.
3. Touch and hold multiple cards to toss multiple cards away. (Up to three - the maximum shown on screen at any time).
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