18.4 C
London
Wednesday, May 1, 2024
HomeScienceThe hidden iPhone feature that lets you turn on your torch, mute,...

The hidden iPhone feature that lets you turn on your torch, mute, or snap a screenshot by tapping the back.

It’s late, you’re fumbling with your keys at the front door, and the porch light has once again gone out… if only assistance were nearby.

Well, there is potentially a remedy for iPhone users. A little-known feature buried within the device’s numerous settings.

Double-tap the rear of the phone with your index finger, and voila! The flame is lit. You can now locate the aperture.

Turn on your torch
The hidden iphone feature that lets you turn on your torch, mute, or snap a screenshot by tapping the back.

Back Tap activates many actions that would normally be triggered by touching the home screen.

The camera, screen rotation lock, mute, screenshot, Siri, volume controls, and torch are among the 16 functions that can be accessed by double- or triple-tapping the rear of the phone.

Users can choose between two functions, one of which is activated by a double tap and the other by a triple touch. However, before you get too enthusiastic about this life-saving new trick that could be the ultimate party trick. You should know that while it is simple to turn on, it is not simple to use.

They say that you can lead a horse to water.

Read More

RELATED ARTICLES

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Most Popular

England, Key predict World T20 ‘slugfest’ as elite muscle ripples

This much was evident from Key's provisional 15-man selection announced on Tuesday; it is this squad that must rectify the 50-over World Cup debacle in India last year. Following his most recent year-long injury ordeal, Jofra Archer returns with the nation's best wishes strongly behind him. However, on the whole, it is abundantly evident that its purpose is to outperform adversaries in Twenty20 cricket as run rates continue to rise this season. 

Hainault sword attack: Child dies, four hospitalized in London

Four individuals are hospitalized and a 14-year-old boy has lost his life in a stabbing attack in northeast London. At approximately 7:00 a.m., reports surfaced that a 36-year-old man was threatening members of the public while brandishing a sword. In response, the police were dispatched to the scene.

Jaguar XJS revived as £225k supercar; TWR will produce 88

TWR, a racing legend from Rebord, has unveiled its first road car of the twenty-first century today; it is certain to attract the attention of classic Jaguar enthusiasts with substantial pockets.  The V12 Super-GT Supercat, which will be constructed upon the same framework as the legendary Jaguar XJS, will infuse high-performance road vehicles with the legacy of the '80s and '90s dominant Tom Walkinshaw Racing team.

Encamp, divest and keep your eyes on Gaza

As an encampment participant at Michigan, I have witnessed something truly inspiring. Students of diverse religious and ethnic backgrounds, including Jews and Palestinians, individuals of Arab and South Asian descent, and others, have joined the demonstration. Numerous members of the community are present in the camp and its environs to preserve it, disseminate sustenance, and gain knowledge.

Recent Comments