GeeksModo Story Archive - October 2026

You can trim, replace, or record over parts of a Voice Memos recording on iPhone, save it as new, or delete it.

You can use the Files app on iPhone to find, view, organize, compress, and share your files, and move them to and from iCloud Drive.

You can fill out forms and sign documents on iPhone, use AutoFill to complete them quickly, and create signatures with Markup.

You can read books in the Books app on iPhone, change the text and page appearance, bookmark pages, and turn on Line Guide.

You can draw and handwrite in Notes on iPhone, then select, straighten, and correct your handwriting, or turn sketches into images with Image Wand.

You can set up a text replacement on iPhone so a few keys enter long words and phrases, and sync your personal dictionary across devices.

You can temporarily share your Accessibility settings from iPhone with another iPhone or iPad, like a friend's, and remove them when you're done.

You can use Siri in your car without looking at your iPhone, even to report traffic incidents with CarPlay or Siri Eyes Free.

You can view a transcription of your Voice Memos recording on iPhone while you record or after, copy it, and search it.

You can view notifications on iPhone in Notification Center and on the Lock Screen, respond to them, and clear them.