#Iphone tip of the day how to#

#Iphone tip of the day how to#

Recent tips have included how to use the different features of your iPhone's camera and how to turn off your iPhone's flashlight from the lock screen. Tips range from basic how-tos to cool tricks and hidden features.

Now listen closely because the Apple Watch is pinging the iPhone to help you locate it. In response to your requests, iPhone Life is launching a new Tip of the Day newsletter for our readers. Tap the Ping iPhone button that’s centered toward the bottom of the display. Swipe to the Settings with a right swipe. Top image credit: Pavel Ignatov / Shutterstock. HOW TO FIND THE APPLE IPHONE USING THE APPLE WATCH.

But considering the work week tends to divide quite distinctly into weekdays and the weekend, with most of our appointments and business meetings taking place Monday through Friday, you may prefer to set Monday as the first day of the week. If you want to know how the markets in general are doing, you can ask, 'How are the markets doing,' and Siri will show you the current performance of the Dow, S&P 500, and NASDAQ. In most western countries, the Calendar app on the iPhone or iPad has Sunday set as the first day of the week. For example, you can say, 'Compare Apple and Google stock prices' or 'Compare Apple and the NASDAQ.' You can also ask Siri to compare the performance of a stock with an index or another stock. For example, you can ask 'How is the Dow doing today,' and Siri will return information that again includes current price and how much the index is up or down, as well as open, high, low, and volume. Similarly, you can ask how an index is performing. It also shows a graph of the day's performance and reports the opening price, high, low, volume, and price/earnings ratio. To find out the current price of a stock, simply ask, 'What's Google's stock price?' Siri answers by telling you the current price and how much the stock is up or down on the day.