**Setting up Face ID**

One of the most exciting features of the iPhone 10 is its advanced facial recognition system known as Face ID. This replaces the Touch ID system that was previously used on iPhones. Setting up Face ID at the time of setting up your phone will allow you to access most of its functions directly. To do this, go into Settings and then select Face ID and Passcode. You will need to enter your passcode before setting up your Face ID. If you've already registered your face but it's not working properly, you can reset Face ID and restart the process.

Face ID replaces Touch ID throughout iOS, which means that any apps that used Touch ID, including banking and social media apps like Instagram, will now seamlessly use Face ID to access your information. You don't need to change anything for this to adjust to your face - simply go into Settings and select Face ID and Passcode. If you've already registered your face but it's not working properly, you can reset Face ID and then restart the process.

**Accessing Battery Percentage**

One of the most noticeable changes on the iPhone 10 is the removal of the battery percentage from the top right corner of the screen. To access your battery percentage, swipe down into the Control Center, which can be accessed by swiping down from the top right corner of the screen. You will now see your network information and your battery percentage.

While this change may seem like a minor adjustment, it's actually an important one for users who need to keep track of their phone's battery life. If you're used to checking your battery percentage on the top right corner of the screen, you'll need to get used to a new way of accessing this information. Fortunately, there are still ways to access your battery percentage, including swiping down into the Control Center or going into Settings and selecting Battery.

**Saving Emojis as Videos**

Many people love using emojis in their messages and social media posts, but did you know that you can save an emoji as a video? This is a fun feature that allows you to share a short clip of an emoji with your friends. To do this, simply send an emoji message, then tap on the emoji to access its details. From there, hit the "Save" button and the emoji will be saved to your phone's library.

From here, you can freely share the video of the emoji with any app that allows you to share a video. This is a great way to add some fun and creativity to your messages and social media posts. Whether you're sending a funny GIF or just want to share a cute animal, this feature makes it easy to do so.

**Portrait Lighting Shots**

The iPhone 10 also features Portrait Lighting shots, which allow you to take stunning photos of yourself with beautiful lighting effects. This feature is available on both the rear and front cameras of your phone. To access Portrait Lighting, go into the Camera app and select Portrait mode. From there, choose either the rear or front camera, depending on which one you want to use.

Once you've taken a photo, you can always go into the Edit feature and change the lighting effect to suit your needs. This means that you don't have to be restricted by a monochrome shot - you can always switch to a different effect later on. Portrait Lighting shots are perfect for taking photos of yourself in different lighting conditions, whether it's natural light or artificial light.

**4K 60fps Video**

Another exciting feature of the iPhone 10 is its ability to record 4K 60fps video. This means that you can capture stunning footage with high frame rates and resolution. To enable this feature, go into Settings and then select Camera. Change the format from "Most Compatible" to "High Efficiency", which will allow you to access the 4K 60fps option.

This feature is perfect for capturing smooth and detailed video footage, whether it's recording a special event or just sharing a fun moment with friends. The iPhone 10 also enables Full HD video recording at super-slow-mo 240 frames per second, making it an ideal camera for capturing stunning slow-motion footage.

**Accessing the Camera and Flashlight Quickly**

One of the most convenient features on the iPhone 10 is its ability to quickly access the Camera or Flashlight using a simple gesture. To do this, swipe down from the notification shade, then press down on any of the buttons to activate either the flashlight or camera. This makes it easy to capture a photo or send a quick message without having to navigate through menus.

This feature is perfect for users who need to take photos quickly or send a message in an emergency. With this gesture, you can access both the Camera and Flashlight apps with just one swipe of your finger. It's a simple but clever feature that makes using your iPhone 10 easier than ever.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enif you are an iPhone 10 buyer or just curious about the iPhone 10 here are 10 tips to help you get started with the iPhone 10 we're gonna start off with gestures now most of the actions on the iPhone 10 are carried out by gestures and if you are coming from any previous generation of the iPhone you are pretty used to the home button for many of these tasks so to get started with gestures if you want to come back to the home screen from any running application or anywhere in the phone all you need to do is swipe up from the bottom edge of the display and then release your finger you can do this in portrait or landscape mode and you will have to use the natural bottom edge whether you're holding the phone in portrait or landscape to access the multitasking now you will need to repeat the same action but in this scenario you need to keep your finger on the screen allowing you to access the multitasking panel the control center is also in a different location now so swiping down from the top-right will allow you to access the control center swiping down from anywhere else in the screen will allow you to access the notification shade and then swiping left from there will allow you to get to the dashboard while on the home screen swiping down anywhere on the home screen will allow you to access the search panel which will search for things across your phone and on the Internet next up face ID it is recommended that you set up your face ID at the time of setting up the phone in doing so you will be able to access most of the face ID functions directly now face ID replaces touch ID throughout iOS so any apps that use touch ID including banking and apps like Instagram that can access your passwords they will now seamlessly use face ID to access your information you do not need to change anything for this to adjust to your face for face ID simply go into settings into face ID and passcode you will need to then enter your passcode and then you can set up your face ID if you've already registered your face and it's not working properly you can reset face ID and then restart the process next up one of the most crucial features of the iPhone is the battery percentage now just like me if you are used to looking at the battery percentage on the top right that feature is now gone even if you jump into the settings and click on battery it will not show you the option to enable battery percentage one easy way to look at the battery percentage is to swipe down into the control center from the top right and now you will be able to see your network information and your battery percentage and emojis are really fun and a lot of people like using them but here's one thing about an emoji is that not a lot of people know an emojis can be saved as videos and then shared across platforms once you've sent an an emoji all you need to do is tap on it and then hit save and it'll save it to your phone's library from here you are free to share it with any app that allows you to share a video portrait lighting shots the iPhone 10 allows portrait lighting shots on the front as well as the rear camera you can enable this by hitting the portrait mode in the camera application and then choosing either the front or the rear camera once you've clicked the picture however you can always go into the Edit feature and then change the kind of portrait lighting effect you have on it so you don't have to be restricted with a monochrome shot you can always go into the settings and change it later on 4k 60fps video a lot of iPhone tens will not have 4k 60 frames per second enabled by default to enable this go into the Settings app then into the camera panel then into formats change the format from most compatible to high efficiency now you will see the 4k 60fps option if it was not previously available this will also enable the full HD video recording format at super slo-mo 240 frames per second if you are used to swiping up to quit your applications on the iPhone 10 it is a little different once you access the multitasking panel you will need to hold down on a card to enable the end app icon once you have that you can continue to swipe up to end the app or hit one of the close icons that appear on the top left in the red color now if you used an iPhone before the easiest way to take a screenshot was to press the home button and the power button together on the iPhone 10 because there is no home button to take a screenshot you will now need to press the volume up button and the power button everything else more or less works the same now because the iPhone has a 5.8 inch display which is larger than a standard 16 st-9 format most of your videos will appear with the letterbox but fret not most applications will allow you to increase the size of the video to stretch all the way across the screen you can do so by simply pinching in to the video to cover the full screen since the home button no longer exists to call out city you need to long press on the power button but if you are looking to turn the phone off or reboot it to do that you will need to press the power and the volume down button together to access the shutdown menu this will also allow you to send an emergency SOS or completely power of the phone here's a bonus tip if you want to access the camera or the flashlight quickly you can do so by swiping down from the notification shade simply 3d press down on any of the buttons to activate either the flashlight or the camera there you go guys if you're planning on getting a new iPhone 10 or are just planning on moving up from a pre-existing iPhone these are some of the tips that you will need to get started with your new iPhone 10 I hope you enjoyed this video if you did don't forget to smash that like button share it with a friend who owns an iPhone 10 and don't forget to hit that subscribe button if you're not already subscribed to again this being brothers knock well I will see you guys in the next oneif you are an iPhone 10 buyer or just curious about the iPhone 10 here are 10 tips to help you get started with the iPhone 10 we're gonna start off with gestures now most of the actions on the iPhone 10 are carried out by gestures and if you are coming from any previous generation of the iPhone you are pretty used to the home button for many of these tasks so to get started with gestures if you want to come back to the home screen from any running application or anywhere in the phone all you need to do is swipe up from the bottom edge of the display and then release your finger you can do this in portrait or landscape mode and you will have to use the natural bottom edge whether you're holding the phone in portrait or landscape to access the multitasking now you will need to repeat the same action but in this scenario you need to keep your finger on the screen allowing you to access the multitasking panel the control center is also in a different location now so swiping down from the top-right will allow you to access the control center swiping down from anywhere else in the screen will allow you to access the notification shade and then swiping left from there will allow you to get to the dashboard while on the home screen swiping down anywhere on the home screen will allow you to access the search panel which will search for things across your phone and on the Internet next up face ID it is recommended that you set up your face ID at the time of setting up the phone in doing so you will be able to access most of the face ID functions directly now face ID replaces touch ID throughout iOS so any apps that use touch ID including banking and apps like Instagram that can access your passwords they will now seamlessly use face ID to access your information you do not need to change anything for this to adjust to your face for face ID simply go into settings into face ID and passcode you will need to then enter your passcode and then you can set up your face ID if you've already registered your face and it's not working properly you can reset face ID and then restart the process next up one of the most crucial features of the iPhone is the battery percentage now just like me if you are used to looking at the battery percentage on the top right that feature is now gone even if you jump into the settings and click on battery it will not show you the option to enable battery percentage one easy way to look at the battery percentage is to swipe down into the control center from the top right and now you will be able to see your network information and your battery percentage and emojis are really fun and a lot of people like using them but here's one thing about an emoji is that not a lot of people know an emojis can be saved as videos and then shared across platforms once you've sent an an emoji all you need to do is tap on it and then hit save and it'll save it to your phone's library from here you are free to share it with any app that allows you to share a video portrait lighting shots the iPhone 10 allows portrait lighting shots on the front as well as the rear camera you can enable this by hitting the portrait mode in the camera application and then choosing either the front or the rear camera once you've clicked the picture however you can always go into the Edit feature and then change the kind of portrait lighting effect you have on it so you don't have to be restricted with a monochrome shot you can always go into the settings and change it later on 4k 60fps video a lot of iPhone tens will not have 4k 60 frames per second enabled by default to enable this go into the Settings app then into the camera panel then into formats change the format from most compatible to high efficiency now you will see the 4k 60fps option if it was not previously available this will also enable the full HD video recording format at super slo-mo 240 frames per second if you are used to swiping up to quit your applications on the iPhone 10 it is a little different once you access the multitasking panel you will need to hold down on a card to enable the end app icon once you have that you can continue to swipe up to end the app or hit one of the close icons that appear on the top left in the red color now if you used an iPhone before the easiest way to take a screenshot was to press the home button and the power button together on the iPhone 10 because there is no home button to take a screenshot you will now need to press the volume up button and the power button everything else more or less works the same now because the iPhone has a 5.8 inch display which is larger than a standard 16 st-9 format most of your videos will appear with the letterbox but fret not most applications will allow you to increase the size of the video to stretch all the way across the screen you can do so by simply pinching in to the video to cover the full screen since the home button no longer exists to call out city you need to long press on the power button but if you are looking to turn the phone off or reboot it to do that you will need to press the power and the volume down button together to access the shutdown menu this will also allow you to send an emergency SOS or completely power of the phone here's a bonus tip if you want to access the camera or the flashlight quickly you can do so by swiping down from the notification shade simply 3d press down on any of the buttons to activate either the flashlight or the camera there you go guys if you're planning on getting a new iPhone 10 or are just planning on moving up from a pre-existing iPhone these are some of the tips that you will need to get started with your new iPhone 10 I hope you enjoyed this video if you did don't forget to smash that like button share it with a friend who owns an iPhone 10 and don't forget to hit that subscribe button if you're not already subscribed to again this being brothers knock well I will see you guys in the next one\n"