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Visual Look Up: Identify Plants, Animals & More in Your Photos
Your iPhone automatically recognizes plants, animals, landmarks, and artwork in your photos — no extra app needed. Just tap the info button.
iPhone Burst Mode: Capture Perfect Action Shots Every Time
Burst mode takes a rapid series of photos so you can pick the best one afterwards. Perfect for sports, kids, and pets.
Contact Poster on iPhone: Make Your Calls More Personal
With iOS 17+, you can create a custom Contact Poster that appears full-screen when you call someone. Set it up in 2 minutes.
WhatsApp Privacy: 8 Settings Everyone Should Change
Protect yourself from scams, stalking, and data theft with optimal WhatsApp privacy settings — in just 5 minutes.
iPhone Markup: Turn Scribbles into Perfect Shapes
You don’t need steady hands: in iPhone Photos Markup, hold after drawing and your circle/arrow/line snaps into a clean shape.
Live Text: Copy Real-World Text with Your iPhone Camera
Point your iPhone camera at any text (menu, sign, whiteboard) and copy it instantly. No extra app needed, works offline too.
AirDrop: Share Files Instantly Between Mac and iPhone
Transfer files, photos, and links between Apple devices in seconds — no cloud, no cable. Here's how to set up and use AirDrop.
Mirror your Mac screen to Apple TV without cables
Want to show a presentation, photos, or a video on a bigger screen without hunting for an HDMI cable? AirPlay lets your Mac send the screen directly to Apple TV or an AirPlay-compatible TV.
Master Spotlight Search on Mac
Spotlight is the fastest way to find files, apps, calculations, and more on your Mac.
Schedule iMessage: Send Messages at the Perfect Time
Send messages at exactly the right moment – automatically, without having to remember. Perfect for birthdays, time zones, or late-night quiet.
Quick Look: Preview Any File Without Opening It
Select a file in Finder, hit Space – instant preview for images, PDFs, videos, code. No app launch needed.
Found an iPhone? Siri Knows Who It Belongs To
Ask Siri "Whose iPhone is this?" — even on a locked device. It shows the owner's contact info, making it easy to return. Here's how to set it up for your own iPhone too.