Quick Camera Access
Great moments often happen unexpectedly, and by the time you unlock your phone, the moment’s gone.
Here’s a faster way:
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On iPhones, swipe left from the lock screen to open the camera instantly.
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On Android phones, double-press the power button to launch the camera app.
With these shortcuts, you’ll always be ready to capture special moments without delay.
Widgets
Widgets have come a long way — from simple information boxes to dynamic tools that make your smartphone experience smoother.
By adding widgets to your home screen, you can check the weather, calendar, or to-do lists, and even control smart home devices without opening multiple apps.
Popular widgets include calendar, weather, notes, email, and health tracking — all designed to make everyday tasks quicker and more convenient.
Reduce Eye Strain
Long hours of screen time can cause “digital eye strain,” leaving your eyes tired and unfocused.
To help reduce this, try turning on Dark Mode. It’s easier on the eyes, saves battery on OLED screens, and looks stylish too — especially in low-light environments.
Many apps now offer dark mode settings as well.
You can also follow the 20-20-20 rule: every 20 minutes, look at something 20 feet away for at least 20 seconds. This gives your eyes a quick rest and helps prevent fatigue.
Reduce Battery Drain
There’s nothing worse than watching your phone battery drop even when you’re barely using it.
