In this tutorial you will learn how to use video chat (Facetime) on iPhone running on iOS 7.
FaceTime is the ultimate mean of communication between Apple devices that allows you to make free video and audio calls to other Macs and iOS devices. You can call from one iOS device to another iOS device, from iOS devices to computer and from computer to device.
In this tutorial you will learn how to use Skype running on iOS 7.
Over last few years, the Skype program done by programmers of Estonia has entered daily lives of millions of people. You probably know people who say “Skype me” instead of “Phone me” and whose long-term relationships almost entirely depend on Skype:) There are even Skype love stories shown in contemporary museums!
Apart from your computer, Skype can be used on your iPhone and iPad. Here is a comprehensive overview on how to use it on your iPhone and how to deal with the iPhone version of Skype if you did not use it before. By the way, it works exactly the same way on your iPad!
In this tutorial you will learn how to to edit video on iPhone running on iOS 7.
The iPhone’s default “Videos” app is good for video playing, but not for video editing.
If you want to edit videos on your iPhone, it’s possible, but you’ll need to use third-party apps.
The most known third party video-editing app is iMovie. It’s simple to use, yet can make very sophisticated videos that you will not sometimes believe were done on iPhone. iMovie for iOS 7 has much more elegant look than its predecessors and holds some extra functions as well. It can be purchased from App Store. Let’s see how to use it. Make sure that you have the ready-for-editing video previously recorded by your iPhone.
In this tutorial you will learn what some Bluetooth icons of iOS 7 mean.
The new version of iOS has a new and improved way of managing the connection with Bluetooth devices. These improvements are signaled to the user by a new set of graphical icons, mostly displayed around or in conjunction with the classical Bluetooth icon.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to take screenshots on an iPhone running iOS 7.
Taking a screenshot on iPhone is easy if you know the secret: with a simple touch of two buttons, users of all iPhone models, except for first generation of iPhones, can take a screenshot of almost anything that is happening on the screen.
By default, iPad running on iOS 7 does not have an application that plays files in AVI format. The standard video player plays only MP4 files and H.264 codec. In order to play your AVI movies, videos, tutorials and so on with your iPad, you’ll have to use a third-party app. Such third-party apps are, for instance: VLC, CineXPlayer, FlexPlayer, HD Player, etcetera.
iOS and Android are the two operating systems for mobile devices that have been dominating the smartphone market for some time – iOS has had a particular stronghold on the industry, but this has been weakening in the last few years. This video is going to look at iOS v Android.
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