**A Tour of My iPhone: Exploring the Various Folders and Apps**

As I sit here with my iPhone, I'm excited to take you on a tour of its various folders and apps. We'll start by looking at the top row of icons, where we have several essential apps that I use daily.

Under the "Top Row" folder, we find My Phone, Calendar, Photos, and Camera. These are all must-have apps for anyone who uses their iPhone as a primary device. The Calendar app is always fully stocked with upcoming events and appointments, while my Photos folder is filled with memories from travels and everyday life. The Camera app allows me to capture moments whenever I want, whether it's a quick snapshot or a more in-depth photo shoot.

Moving on to the next folder, we have Music Remote, YouTube, and App Store. These apps are all used frequently, whether it's listening to music, watching videos, or browsing for new apps to download. The App Store is a treasure trove of entertainment options, with everything from games to social media apps available at our fingertips. I also use YouTube regularly, often watching videos on topics ranging from technology to science.

Under the "Music Remote" folder, we find Facebook and Instagram. While I don't use these apps as frequently as some others, they're still essential for staying connected with friends and family. The App Store is filled with an endless array of options, but I'm happy to report that many popular apps are already present on my iPhone.

The "Facebook" folder also includes Square, which I recently designed for a client. This app allowed me to showcase their business in a creative way, highlighting the unique features and benefits of their services. The "Instagram" app is another favorite of mine, as it provides a fun way to share photos and connect with others.

Moving on to the next folder, we have Alarm.com, Pandora, and Apple apps. The Alarm.com app allows me to arm my house remotely, providing an added layer of security whenever I'm away from home. I also use Pandora regularly, often listening to music while working or relaxing. The "Apple" folder includes a range of essential apps, such as Clock, Maps, Notes, and Find My iPhone.

One of the most impressive features of these Apple apps is their seamless integration with other services. For example, I can easily find my location using Maps, take notes on important reminders, or locate my phone if it's ever misplaced. The "Find My iPhone" app is particularly handy, allowing me to track down my device whenever it's lost or stolen.

The next folder we'll explore contains more Apple apps, including Videos, Reminders, Find My Friends, Cards, Pages, iMovie, iTunes, Airport Utility, Podcasts, and Passbook. While I don't use all of these apps as frequently as others, they're still important for staying organized and connected.

Under the "Videos" folder, we find YouTube and Vimeo. These video streaming services provide endless hours of entertainment, from music videos to educational content. The "Reminders" app is another favorite of mine, allowing me to set reminders and stay on top of tasks and appointments.

The "Find My Friends" app is also a useful tool, especially when I'm meeting up with friends or family members. It allows us to find each other's locations in real-time, making it easy to navigate unfamiliar areas. The "Cards" app, while not something I use frequently, provides a fun way to send personalized messages and gifts.

Moving on to the next folder, we have Social & Web, which includes Squarespace, GoDaddy, Target, McNichols, Xbox Live, Chrome, Twitter, Xfinity Connect, and Creative Cloud. The "Social & Web" folder is filled with all sorts of useful apps for staying connected with others online.

One notable app in this folder is Squarespace, a website builder that I recently designed for a client. This app allowed me to create a beautiful and functional website that showcased their business in the best possible light. The "GoDaddy" app is another favorite of mine, providing access to a range of web hosting services and tools.

The next folder we'll explore is Entertainment, which includes Flickster, Netflix, Redbox, SoundHound, PayPal, eBay, Max Payne, Breaker, and Tiny Wings. While I don't use all of these apps as frequently as others, they're still essential for entertainment and leisure activities.

Under the "Entertainment" folder, we find Flickster, a movie streaming service that provides access to a vast library of films and TV shows. The "Netflix" app is another favorite of mine, offering endless hours of original content and new releases. I also use Redbox regularly, often renting movies and TV shows for the evening.

The "SoundHound" app is another useful tool for music lovers, allowing us to identify songs and artists with ease. While I don't use SoundHound as much as some others, it's still a valuable addition to my entertainment toolkit.

Moving on to the next folder, we have Music & Video, which includes Apple Music, YouTube Music, and Spotify. These apps provide access to a range of music streaming services, allowing us to listen to our favorite tunes whenever we want.

Under the "Music & Video" folder, we find Apple Music, a subscription-based service that provides access to millions of songs and playlists. The "YouTube Music" app is another favorite of mine, offering endless hours of music videos and live performances.

The final folder we'll explore is Utilities, which includes Find My iPhone, iCloud Drive, iBooks, Safari, and Notes. While I don't use all of these apps as frequently as others, they're still essential for staying organized and connected.

Under the "Utilities" folder, we find Find My iPhone, a feature that allows us to locate our device whenever it's lost or stolen. The "iCloud Drive" app is another useful tool, providing access to a range of cloud storage services. I also use iBooks regularly, often reading e-books and articles on topics ranging from science to fiction.

The next folder we'll explore is Productivity, which includes Pages, Numbers, Keynote, Safari, and Notes. These apps are all used frequently, whether it's creating documents, spreadsheets, or presentations, or browsing the web for information.

Under the "Productivity" folder, we find Pages, a word processing app that allows us to create beautiful and professional-looking documents. The "Numbers" app is another favorite of mine, providing access to spreadsheet software for managing data and tracking finances.

The final folder we'll explore is Camera, which includes the default camera app and several third-party alternatives. While I don't use all of these apps as frequently as others, they're still essential for capturing photos and videos on my iPhone.

And that concludes our tour of my iPhone! From social media to music streaming, productivity tools to entertainment apps, there's always something new to explore and discover.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhey guys where you David def Franco here from d franco.com as well as the Franco hosting.com now since I recently updated to iOS 6 on my iPhone 4S that calls for a long overdue tour of a Geeks iPhone now with an update usually inspires me to do some major app organization and as you can see I did get indeed get down to two home screens not counting the third and well that's just newand and I don't use newand and honestly I really really really wish Apple would give us way to hide it I realize there is a hack uh but it's not official and I'm just a very native type of person anyway let's begin the top row we do have my phone calendar photos and Camera under that we have music remote YouTube and App Store Facebook for square Instagram and alarm.com which actually allows me to arm my house which is very handy Pandora which I use every single SLE day I love Pandora Apple apps which has clock Maps notes find my iPhone which is awesome in iOS6 calculator Compass voice memos stocks Game Center iBooks weather and contacts moving on to the next folder we have more Apple apps this time we have videos reminders find my friends which is actually really neat cards I don't really use that but it's there just in case uh especially with the is coming up trailers Apple Store Pages iMovie iTunes airport utility podcast and finally pass book which I actually just uploaded a video about yesterday exit that and finally we have settings and of course down here on the primary doc we have mail messages Safari and tweetbot and yes you might find it strange that I don't even have my phone app in my doc well that's because I rarely rarely make phone calls and honestly guys guys I use my iPhone for everything but the phone which is kind of funny if you think about it all right moving on to the second home screen we have social and web we have mobile roie Squarespace GoDaddy Target McNichols that's an app I recently designed for a client my Xbox Live Chrome Twitter Xfinity Connect which is actually pretty cool if you want to talk with their tech support via chat which is actually actually it's really nice guys check it out if you're a Comcast customer and finally the creative one which at Ratz designed for me years ago I believe it was at Bratz this is how out ofate it is I recently sold Tech social that's not technically mine anymore and Tech setups doesn't exist but the YouTube Twitter and Facebook apps do all work just fine so check it out in the App Store just search for my YouTube name moving on to entertainment we have flickster which is an awesome app check it out if you're into movies Netflix Redbox and SoundHound which I like more than Shazam just saying PayPal eBay max pain a breaker it used to be called Icebreaker what do they call it now just a breaker I imagine the a stands for something this is actually a really cool game uh game guys check it out amazing breaker that's it amazing breaker I think it used to be called ice breaker not entirely sure and Tiny Wings yes you can see I have far far far less games on my iPhone than on my iPad I just enjoy the iPad's largest screen for games like Angry Birds and anything else I play moving on to photography we have camera plus I photo which should actually really be an Apple apps it bothers me that it's not maybe I'll leave it there since it's kind of a niche app well not Niche but you know what I mean and Pro Camera navigation we have geocaching I have several videos on geocaching check them out and finally ways shout out to my friend Dan for even recommending this app I mean this is an awesome GPS app and it kind of kills Apple's current maps app in terms of functionality and it's very social so if you want a free GPS app just check it out it's w Ze moving on to fun we only have two apps but I'm hoping to build this up soon action movie effects which is actually really really cool and aging Booth which is always fun to play around with and finally last but certainly not least utilities flashlight which is awesome I use it actually very often I handy level Magic Lock Screen pimp your screen QR Reader jotnot which is an excellent scanning app maybe you know what let me show you that real quick this app allows you to make scans and turn it into PDFs this is an excellent app and I love it I mean I've actually used it for clients a couple times and it does a fantastic job check it out I think it's like a couple bucks cop radio and finally speed test which I guess while we're here we'll do this my internet connection has been kicking ass lately so let's see if it's good right now it's 1:23 p.m. so I don't know how active the Network's going to be 23 Ms that's not bad yeah I'm going to get about 30 sweet and 10 up see this is what I'm talking about comast must have upgraded man I mean 30 down and 10 up that's pretty awesome if you ask me and now that should be it and finally new stand which I covered in the beginning of this video I don't use new stand maybe one day I will but as of right now I just don't anyway guys there's a tour of my iPhone let me know of any apps you would recommend in the comments below thank you so much for watching and I will see you in tomorrow's videohey guys where you David def Franco here from d franco.com as well as the Franco hosting.com now since I recently updated to iOS 6 on my iPhone 4S that calls for a long overdue tour of a Geeks iPhone now with an update usually inspires me to do some major app organization and as you can see I did get indeed get down to two home screens not counting the third and well that's just newand and I don't use newand and honestly I really really really wish Apple would give us way to hide it I realize there is a hack uh but it's not official and I'm just a very native type of person anyway let's begin the top row we do have my phone calendar photos and Camera under that we have music remote YouTube and App Store Facebook for square Instagram and alarm.com which actually allows me to arm my house which is very handy Pandora which I use every single SLE day I love Pandora Apple apps which has clock Maps notes find my iPhone which is awesome in iOS6 calculator Compass voice memos stocks Game Center iBooks weather and contacts moving on to the next folder we have more Apple apps this time we have videos reminders find my friends which is actually really neat cards I don't really use that but it's there just in case uh especially with the is coming up trailers Apple Store Pages iMovie iTunes airport utility podcast and finally pass book which I actually just uploaded a video about yesterday exit that and finally we have settings and of course down here on the primary doc we have mail messages Safari and tweetbot and yes you might find it strange that I don't even have my phone app in my doc well that's because I rarely rarely make phone calls and honestly guys guys I use my iPhone for everything but the phone which is kind of funny if you think about it all right moving on to the second home screen we have social and web we have mobile roie Squarespace GoDaddy Target McNichols that's an app I recently designed for a client my Xbox Live Chrome Twitter Xfinity Connect which is actually pretty cool if you want to talk with their tech support via chat which is actually actually it's really nice guys check it out if you're a Comcast customer and finally the creative one which at Ratz designed for me years ago I believe it was at Bratz this is how out ofate it is I recently sold Tech social that's not technically mine anymore and Tech setups doesn't exist but the YouTube Twitter and Facebook apps do all work just fine so check it out in the App Store just search for my YouTube name moving on to entertainment we have flickster which is an awesome app check it out if you're into movies Netflix Redbox and SoundHound which I like more than Shazam just saying PayPal eBay max pain a breaker it used to be called Icebreaker what do they call it now just a breaker I imagine the a stands for something this is actually a really cool game uh game guys check it out amazing breaker that's it amazing breaker I think it used to be called ice breaker not entirely sure and Tiny Wings yes you can see I have far far far less games on my iPhone than on my iPad I just enjoy the iPad's largest screen for games like Angry Birds and anything else I play moving on to photography we have camera plus I photo which should actually really be an Apple apps it bothers me that it's not maybe I'll leave it there since it's kind of a niche app well not Niche but you know what I mean and Pro Camera navigation we have geocaching I have several videos on geocaching check them out and finally ways shout out to my friend Dan for even recommending this app I mean this is an awesome GPS app and it kind of kills Apple's current maps app in terms of functionality and it's very social so if you want a free GPS app just check it out it's w Ze moving on to fun we only have two apps but I'm hoping to build this up soon action movie effects which is actually really really cool and aging Booth which is always fun to play around with and finally last but certainly not least utilities flashlight which is awesome I use it actually very often I handy level Magic Lock Screen pimp your screen QR Reader jotnot which is an excellent scanning app maybe you know what let me show you that real quick this app allows you to make scans and turn it into PDFs this is an excellent app and I love it I mean I've actually used it for clients a couple times and it does a fantastic job check it out I think it's like a couple bucks cop radio and finally speed test which I guess while we're here we'll do this my internet connection has been kicking ass lately so let's see if it's good right now it's 1:23 p.m. so I don't know how active the Network's going to be 23 Ms that's not bad yeah I'm going to get about 30 sweet and 10 up see this is what I'm talking about comast must have upgraded man I mean 30 down and 10 up that's pretty awesome if you ask me and now that should be it and finally new stand which I covered in the beginning of this video I don't use new stand maybe one day I will but as of right now I just don't anyway guys there's a tour of my iPhone let me know of any apps you would recommend in the comments below thank you so much for watching and I will see you in tomorrow's video\n"