Get to know your iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus with these 8 amazing facts enumerated below. These are made for you to enjoy, take advantage, and get the best out of it.
iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus run on iOS 8. Yeah, yeah, that's not news but there are certainly things you are not aware of yet that you can do with iOS 8. Did you know that with iOS 8 you can install another keyword, shoot timelapse video, send out your phone's last location, search the web from spotlight, send voice message, get out of group chats, view battery usage, and many more?
Easier editing with horizontal display and bigger screen. The iPhone 6 Plus provides 89% bigger screen than the iPhone 5s when in landscape display, thanks to its 5.5-inch screen display. This makes typing emails and editing documents a lot easier.
Send voice messages. Why type out your iMessages when you can send them via some kind of an instant voicemail manner? To do this, look for the record button in the bottom right corner and press and hold it.
Swipe iPhone to delete and flag email. Swipe your iPhone to the left to bring up options for deleting and flagging emails, to the right to mark unread messages. This is also known as split screen.
Make standard call over Wi-Fi. iPhone 6 allows Wi-Fi calling which comes handy when network signals are poor. This feature is not universally available, however. One carrier that supports this feature is T-Mobile.
Dual-Function Keys. Use space bar to add a period. Simply double tap it when ending a sentence. Shake your iPhone to edit typo errors, when texting, writing an email, or editing a photo.
Convenient payment via Apple Pay. iPhone 6 makes payment over-the-counter possible even without the physical credit card, thanks to Apple Pay. Simply add your credit card account from your iTunes account, or add a new one via iSight camera.
Take a screen shot. This may not be completely new but it's one useful trick that some users would be delighted to know. Simply hold the home button down and the on/off button at the top right corner at the same time. Check the screen shot in your camera roll. You can also do this with Apple Watch.
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