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Welcome, in front of me is an iPhone 14 Pro Max and today I'll show you a couple tweaks
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and tricks you can do on this phone. So anyway, let's just begin by going into the control center
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As you can see, there's a bunch of different toggles right here
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And we can actually access a little bit more than we have visible right here
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So as an example, under brightness, we have a couple options if you hold it. This will give you obviously the brightness slider, right
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It also gives you the access to dark mode, night shift, and also true tone
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So you can quickly change some of them if you want to, I don't know, change them like
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on the go, for instance, dark mode, which obviously is another thing that I want to show you, which is dark mode
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And this, well, honestly, it looks like it didn't change anything almost
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Let me quickly just make sure, disable it. So it does change the filling right here of this
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Obviously one thing that it will change is default applications. So now that I have changed it, if I open up something like settings, as you can see, it's
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now in dark mode. Also a bunch of the default applications, or almost all of them are now in dark mode
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So there we go. Now moving on to the next option that I want to show you
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It's going to be associated with installing a bunch of apps. As you can see, all my apps right here are just like smack in the middle of the home
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screen, all added just the way I was installing them. But you can navigate into the settings before you start like downloading your apps, or maybe
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even after if you're planning to like, test out different apps. And you can navigate into your home screen section
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So right over here, where you'll find newly downloaded apps get put on into, for instance
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app library only, meaning that they will be visible only in here
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So the app library and won't be cluttering your home screen so much
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A bit of a more convenient way of organizing your applications because they do get sorted
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as you can see, we have recently added, suggested, other, utility, photos, videos, social
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So they have categories and those apps will be placed in them. So there we go
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Now, another thing that I want to show you, when it comes on to organizing your home screen
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is the moving your applications. Now, normally, when you hold your app, and you just drag it, everything goes into like
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this jiggly mode. So if you wanted to normally move an application from one page to another, you just grab it
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drag it over and drop it. But what you can also do is just hold it
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And then obviously, for the most part, you probably want to move more than just one up
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So what you can do is while holding this one up, tap on additional ones
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So as an example, I can just grab all the games right now
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There we go. There's some here as well
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I think that's all. So 26 of them and I can just swipe to the side
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And for instance, that's newly added. Well, there is no games folder
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I can just drop it right here. Boom, there we go. And now, as you can see, all the apps are gone from here and I have just a little bit
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more organized device. Now, let's move over to the next one, which also will be on a home screen
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And this is just a one handed mode. So if you have the need to just access your phone while only using one hand, you can quickly
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do this by just swiping down right here. So like from this portion, just quick swipe down all the way and it extends your phone
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or technically moves the display from top to bottom. Not sure why it just closed it automatically
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There we go. And you can also access things like your control center, though it does not want to cooperate
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in this kind of way. So it just turns off the one handed mode, as you can see
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Kind of dumb in a way, but still, it allows you to reach apps just by holding the phone
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in one hand pretty easily, right? So there we go. I can easily reach everything right here, even the control center
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So there we go. Anyway, moving on to the next one, it's going to be customization of your home slash lock screen
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Now, my home screen has like very bland wallpaper, but I can change it
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So anyway, let's lock the device and then hold your finger on the lock screen
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Do it again. It will tell me to put in my passcode. I'm going to do so and then it goes into this editing mode right here
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So we have a bunch of like pre-made options right here for home screen and lock screens
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You can also create your own right here because you do have the options to change like clocks
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and stuff like that. So let's go into customize here. It asks me, do I want to change wallpaper for home screen lock screen
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I can go for instance, right here, I can choose a wallpaper from my library and just select
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this one. I choose done. There we go. I can also add a blur to it if I wanted to
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So there we go. I'm going to select done and then I will just press on it to change that wallpaper on my
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home screen. Normally, if you go to the settings, you would need to change for both home screen and lock
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screen wallpaper, but this way you can change it only on one. You can also, let's see, I should be able to edit this
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Remember, I was just able to hold it and it would change, but I guess it doesn't want
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to work here anymore. I'm not going to mess around with it
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You can try it out yourself. So anyway, let's move over to the next one
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And also, I believe the last one. So what I wanted to touch upon is something that I won't be able to show, which is the
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magic eraser. This allows you to edit your photos. Actually, there's two things that I'm actually going to show you
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One that actually still works, but for this, I'm going to capture a photo first
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Set up later. Hopefully, this is a good enough photo
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So I have just captured a photo of the plant, but now going into our photos
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Where's my little plant? There we go. So as you can see, there is my plant
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And a bunch of other things. But what you can do is right now, for instance, hold this plant
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For some reason, it's selected plant on the keyboard. As you can see, it kind of like lifts it up
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And from here, you can, for instance, select share. And this will allow me to save just this cropped portion
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So save image as an example. And it added a new image
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And there we go. Now, it didn't do a fantastic job at cropping it, to be completely honest
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I'm going to try one more photo just so I can give this option a little bit more to work with
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A little bit better result. Because this one was actually really bad
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In general, this option works really well. There we go. I'll just flip it
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I guess it's already flipped. Let's see. Okay. Let's try it again
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Let's try it again. Let's try it again. Let's try it again. Let's try it again. Let's try it again. So now that we get that, we can now hold this
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There we go. As you can see, it selected it the same way. That's not giving me that pop-up right here
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So let's try it again. There we go. I can select share, save image
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And now we actually got a decent result right here of just the plant itself
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without any kind of like weirdness that happened right here. This also works with people
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I think I have it in like hidden. Let me quickly see
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I'm going to navigate into photos just to show you. I've just literally seen this
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So this was the example I did before, but I can do it again. So I can hold it, share, save, and it will crop this dude completely out of here
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And there we go. So as you can see, he's cropped completely out of the photo
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Before we had the white background. Now there is like nothing around him. So you can just paste this wherever you want
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If you zoom in, you will see that it's not as great. As you can see, some like not the best cropping ability right here
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but it is done really quickly and automatically. So some here, but for the most part, this is really good
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for something that just requires you to hold the image and it just crops it instantly entire thing
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It's pretty decent. So that's another thing. And one more thing that I want to show, which I can't
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is the magic eraser, which should be accessible by just opening up something like a photo, selecting edit
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and having tools option right here in between, which would include under tools, the magic eraser
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But the magic eraser decided to magically erase itself. Out of existence. And it's not here
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And honestly, I have no idea where it went. I've done the iPhone 14 on different ones and it was there
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Where the heck is this one? So normally it should be somewhere. There should be an option between the auto and exposure
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There should be a option called tools. And in tools, you'll find below magic eraser, which you just press
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and then circle around thing that you want to just completely remove. It will crop it completely and try to use like AI processing
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to fill it up with whatever is supposed to be behind it. Now, the more complicated the scenario is with a lot of changing things
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For instance, if you, if I would have like complete mess of
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let me just bring up everything right here. It's like this mumbled jumbo mess, right
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Just also put something like this, this, right? And let's make it a little bit more complicated
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So there we go. If I have something like this as a photo and I try to remove
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only the iPhone right here, obviously it would struggle with this because there is so much clutter going around it
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But if the scenario is a little bit more clean, like this
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for instance, right? You remove an iPhone and we just substitute it with a white table
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without a problem, which is a pretty neat feature to have. If you just want to crop something unwanted from a photo
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and it does it pretty well as well. Like I said, it might struggle the more complicated the scene is
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but with something like easy to blend and easy to define what you're trying to remove, it should do a pretty good job
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Now, unfortunately, I have no way of showing it because like I said, it just decided to remove itself
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So that being said, this would conclude everything that I wanted to show you. So if you found this video helpful, don't forget to hit like, subscribe
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and thanks for watching
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