It would probably be worth your time to watch some tips & tricks videos on iOS. Apps are cool, but other than some iOS exclusive 3rd party apps, the apps themse

It would probably be worth your time to watch some tips & tricks videos on iOS. Apps are cool, but other than some iOS exclusive 3rd party apps, the apps themselves will likely be pretty similar. What you’ll really want to spend time on is learning the system and first party apps from Apple. For example, in the camera app there is a little carrot in the top center that reveals a bunch of more advanced features. Simply swiping up (or away from the shutter button) on the viewfinder will also quickly bring these options up. Also, instead of tapping the shutter button, sliding it one way will start a video, while sliding it the other way will take a burst of photos. I find tips like this really help me use my phone much better and easier, and they are things most users never stumble across on their own. Apple likes to make apps that appear simple on the surface, so it’s easy for the 80% to use, but certain apps have a good amount of depth when you know where to look.