GeeksModo Story Archive - October 2026

You can use Burst mode on iPhone to take photos in rapid succession of a moving subject, then keep only the shots you want.

You can customize Calendar notifications on iPhone, turn them on for specific events, and keep your calendars up to date on all your devices.

You can log a workout you already completed in Fitness on iPhone, with its duration, distance, and calories, or delete a workout.

You can double-tap or triple-tap the back of iPhone to take a screenshot, run a shortcut, and more with Back Tap.

You can merge duplicate photos and videos on iPhone from the Duplicates collection in Photos to save space.

You can use iPhone camera tools to customize your shot, adjust focus and exposure, track a moving subject, and turn the flash on or off.

You can share your location with your family, help them find lost devices, and ask them to share an AirTag with Family Sharing on iPhone.

You can trim a video in Photos on iPhone, change its playback speed, edit the slow-motion part, and edit the sound with Audio Mix.

You can crop, rotate, flip, and straighten photos and videos in the Photos app on iPhone, and your edits sync with iCloud Photos.

You can open a note in Pages, export it as a PDF, or print it from the Notes app on iPhone.