iPhone 6

Every month millions of new people continuing to purchase Apple’s iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus and other iPhone models, it is very necessary for us to keep in mind that there are plenty of wonderful tips and tricks newer users simply do not know regarding that. As well while we cover handy tips and tricks on the site, it can be necessary to address them again down the road for these newcomer users. As well it helps the currently users, obviously, who can sometimes forget regarding cool iPhone features because there is just many thing to take in mind in iOS.

Therefore today, we would like to reveal one simple hidden iPhone feature that can be used to perform one of the 6 various functions in a fraction of a second.

Disabilities. This section of the setting application is as well treasure trove of hidden features which most of the iOS users would never find out on their own.

Of course, that’s why we’re here.

Previously, we have revealed many of secret functionality which can be unlocked in an iPhone’s Accessibility settings. For instance, we mentioned regarding a hidden trick that could significantly improve your iPhone battery life, also a tip which includes a nifty dimming effect to the screen to assist with viewing the device in low light.

Currently, this is the time to unfold a bunch of those single posts into one nifty how to: now the time has come to know regarding the Accessibility Shortcuts section in your iPhone’s Setting app.

1. Open the Settings app
2. Tap General
3. Tap Accessibility
4. Scroll all the way to the bottom and tap Accessibility Shortcut

In this part of the settings, you are going to be having 6 options. By selecting any of them, you are going to bring up a secret iPhone shortcut, the home button triple tap, which is going to provide you access to any of those functions in an instant.

Here are the six options:

1. Voice Over
2. Invert Colors
3. Grayscale
4. Zoom
5. Switch Control
6. Assitive Touch`

For instance, if you go for “Invert Colors” option, any time you triple click your mobile’s home button while being on any screen, the colors of everything on your display will be inverted

The VoiceOver option is going to make Siri explain everything happening on any given screen, the grayscale is going to remove all shades from the screen and display only colors of gray, and Zoom includes a built-in magnifier. Lastly, Switch Control allows you navigate your iPhone with simple head gestures, and the AssistiveTouch makes the phone to use for people along with motor control issues.