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15 (More) iPhone Tips & Tricks You Probably Don’t Know You should know by now that we love every shiny product that Apple brings into the market especially the iPhone. Although iOS6 had some let downs, the aluminum body of the iPhone 5 is undoubtedly still one of the best looking smartphones you can buy, with plenty of stylish accessories to keep it looking good. (Image Source: onedigital) However, we’re not talking about the iPhone’s looks today but rather what you can do faster on it. Here amassed are 20 (more) useful iPhone tips and tricks you might not know or heard about. You can easily learn these tricks and may even find yourself using them a lot to enhance your overall iPhone experience. But first, here is a recap of our previously published iPhone tips/tricks compilation posts: Recommended Reading: Migrating From Android To iOS: 10 Most-Asked Questions 15 iPhone Tips 1. When your iPhone battery is running low, turning off the following settings can help make your iPhone last longer. (Image Source: Dokisoft) 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
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iMac Upgrade Guide - Upgrade Your Intel iMac When is it time to buy a new iMac? When is it time to just upgrade your iMac? Those are difficult questions, because the right answer varies from individual to individual, depending on needs and wants. The first step in making the right decision about whether to upgrade or buy new is to become familiar with the upgrades that are available for your iMac. Intel iMacs In this upgrade guide, we'll look at just the Intel-based iMacs that have been available from Apple since the first Intel iMac was introduced in early 2006. iMacs are typically considered one-piece Macs, with few, if any, upgrades available. Find Your iMac Model Number The first thing you need is your iMac's model number. From the Apple menu, select 'About This Mac.' In the 'About This Mac' window that opens, click the 'More Info' button. The System Profiler window will open, listing your iMac's configuration. RAM Upgrades Upgrading RAM in an iMac is a simple task, even for novice Mac users. Internal Hard Drive Upgrades iMac Models
Starting from an external USB storage device (Intel-based Macs) Languages Learn how to start your Intel-based Mac up from an external USB storage device, such as an external USB-based hard drive. You might do this when troubleshooting certain situations, or for other reasons. Intel-based Macs support starting from an external USB storage device's volume that: Has been formatted with a GUID partition type Contains an installation of Mac OS X 10.4.5 or later, or Mac OS X 10.5 or later, which is compatible with (or shipped with) the Mac that the USB device is connected to. To start from a USB storage device that meets the above requirements, connect the device, then select it in Startup Disk preferences. Notes: It may be necessary to connect the USB storage device to an external power supply, depending on its power requirements. Tip: If your USB device isn't working, try following the troubleshooting steps here. Last Modified: Jul 10, 2013 One Moment Please Thanks for your feedback.