GeeksModo Story Archive - October 2026

You can make a Group FaceTime call on iPhone with up to 32 people, start one from Messages, and add people during the call.

You can type braille directly on the iPhone screen and enter braille commands with Braille Screen Input in VoiceOver.

You can use Quick Notes on iPhone to jot down information over any app, add links and images, and see your notes on iPad and Mac.

You can read and share stories in News on iPhone, swipe between stories, and tell News which stories you want more or less of.

You can manage Wi-Fi settings on iPhone, use Low Data Mode or a private Wi-Fi address, share a password, and choose how iPhone joins networks.

You can use iMessage apps in Messages on iPhone to send polls, play games, and share songs, and rearrange or add more apps.

You can add your basic information to Health Details on iPhone, create a Medical ID for emergencies, and review the Health Checklist.

You can change the wallpaper on your iPhone Lock Screen and Home Screen, design one from photos, emoji, or colors, and use it as a pair.

You can use AirDrop to send photos, videos, and documents from iPhone to a nearby iPhone, iPad, or Mac, with encrypted transfers.

You can set up call forwarding to send your calls to another number if your iPhone uses a GSM network.