Any tips for ios8-e Tour Guide S8

1. Customized third-party sharing

Everyone has always complained that due to the closed ecosystem of iOS, sharing between applications is not as convenient as Android. iOS8 is expected to completely solve this problem. iOS8 provides developers with a new Extension feature, allowing applications to share globally. Since there are currently no updates related to the App release, it cannot be seen in the screenshots. But I believe that in a few days, WeChat, QQ and other options will appear in the sharing list, and you can also customize the sorting.

2. Scheduled photos

The iOS8 camera provides the function of scheduled photos. You can choose to wait for 3 seconds or 10 seconds before taking photos. It is very simple to use. After selecting the timer at the top, press the photo button and a countdown will appear. The photo will not be taken until the countdown is over.

3. Time-lapse photography

Another major update of the camera is the addition of time-lapse photography. You must have seen the quick footage of day and night alternating in just a few seconds in the documentary. That’s right, now you can also take it with your iPhone! How about it, cool!

4. iMessage quick picture selection

iOS8 has also added some thoughtful little features. For example, when sending pictures in text messages or iMessage, the three most recently taken photos will be automatically displayed. , you can click directly, which is very convenient.

5. Add pictures to the memo

The system memo in iOS8 looks no different at first glance. However, when you press and hold it, you will find that there is a new "Insert Photo" option. , not only can you record text, but you can also add photos at will.

6. Display grayscale mode

In the auxiliary settings of iOS8, a grayscale option has also been added. When turned on, the entire screen will become black and white, which can help users with color blindness provide more Good contrast. Although there are rumors on the Internet that grayscale mode can save power, however, because the iPhone uses an IPS screen, which is different from Samsung's own AMOLED screen, even black pixels need to emit light, so there may be no basis for saving power.