I have two smart phones. A personal iPhone and a work Moto X running Android. I've had the iPhone for a few years now and seem to know most of the fun little quirks. Though I'm not ashamed to admit that I only recently figured out how to see when a text message was sent (it really wasn't that intuitive to me!).
The Android OS is completely new to me so I watched this
video tutorial to learn some of those tricks.
If you don't have this exact phone, this blog post is going to be boring to you so I'll just give a bulleted list of what I learned (it mostly involves the camera).
I learned how to:
- get to the photo gallery from the camera
- delete photos quickly from the gallery
- take panoramic photos
- take video and take pictures while recording video.
- unlock my phone using an NFC sticker or Skip device
- change audio effects.
One thing I did learn about my iPhone is how to use the compass as a level. I tested it in my kitchen and was surprised to find out how level most of the surfaces were. I always thought the kitchen was a little lopsided.
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