Is it necessary to use small dots for Apple 11

Whether the Apple mobile phone wants to use small dots depends on personal usage habits.

Generally speaking, I don't feel the need to turn on this little dot

The annual Apple WWDC 2017 developer conference was held at the San Jose Convention Center in California, USA. At this developer conference, the most talked-about new iOS 11 system was officially released. What will happen to this latest Apple system, there are already users who have a sneak peek to experience it.

In terms of the main interface, the biggest change is that the classic small dot in the upper left corner is gone, and it has been replaced with a signal format similar to that of Android.

The control center of iOS 11 is a relatively big change, and the control center of iOS 11 is more flexible and intuitive. You can set alarms, screen brightness, volume, wifi, Bluetooth, flashlight, etc. more quickly. In the past, iOS 10 could only be limited to preset items in the system, but now iOS 11 can be customized with exclusive features.

The dial-up interface just changed the color of the interface and made the font bold.

In the short message interface, iOS11 also added a one-handed keyboard function, which can also be switched according to the habits of the left and right hands.

The current launch of iOS 11 is only a beta version, and there is still some time before the official version is launched, and I believe that Apple will continue to improve it, so let's look forward to it.

Some! The hovering ball is also called assistive touch and small white dot, and the method of opening it is as follows:

1.Unlock your phone's screen and open your phone's settings icon.

2.From the settings page, swipe down and tap Accessibility.

3.Then swipe down on the screen and tap Touch Options.

4.Then find and tap the AssistiveTouch option.

5.Finally, slide the button on the right side of AssistiveTouch to green.

Extended Information: Tips to Extend iPhone Battery Life:

1.Make it a good habit to recharge.

Charge the battery in time when the iPhone prompts a low battery to avoid automatic shutdown caused by too low a battery, and try to replace the battery if the battery efficiency is less than 80%.

2.Upgrade to the latest version of iOS 14

Apple has added a new feature called "Optimize Battery Charging" in iOS 14, which can intelligently learn and judge the user's usage and charging habits, making the charging process more balanced, thereby slowing down the aging of the battery and improving the battery life of the iPhone to a certain extent.

How to view: The "Optimize Battery Charging" function can be viewed in Settings - Battery - Battery Health

3.Disable background app refreshes.

Since iOS 7, apps can and do use battery life when running in the background. You can see how much time the app is running in the background. If an app runs out of too much power when it's not in use, you can disable background app refresh to prevent it from running in the background.

If the app is draining too much battery, we can also choose to uninstall it!

4.Enable Low Power Mode.

iOS 9 adds a new "Low Power Mode" feature that allows your phone to save more power. When Low Power Mode is enabled, your screen dims slightly, restricting background processes, slowing down your processor slightly, or reducing the amount of energy your device needs during normal use.

How to do it: The easiest way to enable this feature is to swipe down from the top right corner of your iPhone and then the battery icon. Or you can enable the low power mode in Settings > Battery > Low Power Mode.

You know, some push notifications, app notifications, email read notifications, and so on, all of these can shorten the battery life, so if you want your iPhone to have a longer battery life, it's best to turn it off. Notifications can be turned off in "Settings" for each app.

Open the Apple phone settings, find the accessibility function below the display and brightness, select the first option under the action interaction menu [Touch], find the auxiliary touch button at the top of the touch control, you can turn on or off the Apple dot, so that your iPhone's virtual home button is set successfully. How it works:

Turn on your phone and tap "Settings".

Click "General" on the settings interface

Click on "Accessibility".

Click on "assistivetouch".

Entering the "assistivetouch" setting interface, we find that the right switch is gray.

Turn on the right switch is green, and the "small dot" will set the operation method.

If you want to enable the [AssistiveTouch] function of your Apple phone, which is a small dot, first go to [Settings].

Then go to [General].

Click on "Accessibility".

Scroll down to find [AssistiveTouch] and tap it.

Enable AssistiveTouch.

Now a small dot will appear on the screen, which can play the role of the home button to a certain extent.

We can use the hoverball of the iPhone to take screenshots, restart, return to the home screen, and other operations. So how to set the Apple 11 dots?

1. Enter the mobile phone settings interface and click [Accessibility].

2. Click [Touch] on the accessibility page.

3. Tap [AssistiveTouch] and turn the switch on.

This article takes iPhone 11 as an example for iOS 15 system.