#1 Compose your own custom vibrations
Yes, you know that you can create custom vibrations in iOS 5. Here's how:
First, you need to activate the feature:
Settings > General > Accessibility
From there activate Custom Vibrations.
Now to create the custom vibrations:
Settings > Sounds
Scroll down to Vibration Patterns and then Create Custom Vibration. Start tapping out your custom vibration!
#2 Text shortcuts
Here's a real timesaver! Allows you to type a shortcut for a a word of phase.
Settings > General > Keyboard
Click on Add New Shortcut... the type the phrase and the shortcut you want to use.
#3 Make the LED flash as an alert
Want a visual indicator that you have messages of missed calls? Easy!
Settings > General > Accessibility
Enable LED Flash for Alerts. That's it!
#4 Restrict iOS system privileges
Get a grip on iOS 5 Location Services privacy settings at:
Settings > Locations Services
Scroll down and click on System Services. From here you have control over what has access to your location information:
#5 How Apps are noming your storage!
Wondering where all your storage has gone? See for yourself!
Settings > General > Usage
Click on the app entries if you want to delete the data.
Bonus Tip!
A lot of people seem to be having problems finding the camera button on the iOS home screen - just double-click the Home button to make it appear. Simple!
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