The 10 Biggest Boomtowns in America Sam BeckerGoogle+ More Articles December 13, 2014 Source: Mark Ralson/Getty Images It might no longer be the days of the Gold Rush or even the Wi-Fi Even boomtowns have made a comeback of sorts with the drastic economic changes of the past several years. The success in turn draws more and more people to the area who each seek to capitalize on the economic boom. Rural towns that sit near gas-rich shale formations are unexpectedly filled with new wealth and new people. So what’s the biggest boom towns in America right now? According to census data pulled during one year between July 2012 and July 2013population transition. 10. 10. Fla. 9 at Cape Coral. Business Cheat Sheet Daphne Ala. 8.Austin Texas More: Is Job Creation a False Case for Lower Taxes and Deregulation? Corporate Greed Poor stuff used to be; what happened? Wage Stagnation is Devastating the Middle ClassJess Bolluyt September 27, 2015 Source: Apple.com So you downloaded iOS 9. You’ve tried out the new app switcher, taking note of how much smarter Siri got and finding a few changes in your favorite apps and system services. But you probably feel like you’re missing a lot since many of the new operating system’s best features especially the first designed to work with the new 3D Touch display that you’ll be able to experiment with on the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus appear to be concealed in places less apparent than normal. Luckily for you, Apple has released an “iPhone User Guide,” which is updated with a detailed rundown of all iOS 9 information. The user manual provides an overview of all the tips and tricks you need to learn in one place. But it’s also a lengthy and daunting guide to all that iOS can do which you may or may not need depending on how acquainted you are with the iPhone, and what previous versions of the operating system have been able to do. So with the major new operating system upgrade, we’ve boiled it down to the most important functions and key aspects that have changed. Read on for an A to Z rundown of some of the most relevant applications and system services in Apple’s mobile operating system along with all the best shortcuts and secret features that are peppered over iOS 9. For quick reference to anything you’re curious about, everything is ordered in alphabetical order by device or service. And search through the entire list to find out what improvements and enhancements you didn’t know were hidden on your iPhone. Warnings and alerts
Source: Apple.com Alerts and updates with iOS 9 are now smarter. Most apps may include a home screen badge to let you know how many things you’ve been waiting for, or whether there’s a issue like a message that didn’t send. Alerts appear at the top of your screen for a moment or stay in the middle of your screen until you notice them. You can respond to a warning without leaving your current screen by pulling down an alert when it appears at the top of the screen, or by swipping the alert from right to left when your iPhone is locked. You can configure the Notification Center that gathers your updates all in one location by setting Today preferences to set notification options that turn on government alerts and choose whether to view Today or the Updates View on a locked screen or not.
Source: Apple.com Also everything you need to access the iPhone and its applications on a current iPhone is the same multi-touch gestures you’re already familiar with tap click swipe and squeeze. But if you upgrade to the iPhone 6s or iPhone 6s Plus you can also use the pressure-sensitive 3D Touch display to screen demos and find shortcuts. 3D Touch uses two simple gestures: a light click, for example, allows you to look at an picture and then swipe it to display it or copy it. Or you can click the picture to the full screen to lift the image higher. To get a Fast Actions menu, you can also click an app icon on an picture a contact etc. Another aspect to get acquainted with is the iPhone’s selection of buttons unchanged with iOS 9 and iPhone 6s but still worth updating if you haven’t used an iPhone in a while or ever. The Sleep / Wake button unlocks your iPhone and turns your iPhone off. The Home button lets you see the apps you’ve opened (double-clicked) or use Siri or Voice Control (when pressing and holding). The volume control buttons change the ringer’s volume, alerting music and other sound effects. And the Ring / Silent switch lets you switch from ring mode to silent mode.
iOS 9 offers a number of enhancements that help maximize battery life for your iPhone. From the Settings app, you can track how you use your phone’s battery, or take advantage of a new low-power mode when your iPhone battery is low or you don’t have access to electricity.
Camera
For many users, the camera is one of the most important functions of the iPhone, so that you can quickly access it by swiping from the camera icon on the lock screen. Or you can start shooting from home screen on the iPhone 6s or iPhone 6s Plus by pressing the Camera icon and selecting an option. You can move the screen left to right to pick Time-Lapse Slo-Mo Camera Picture Square or Pano when taking photos and videos. With the new Retina Flash feature, you can take a selfie which uses the display as a True Tone flash for images taken with the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus FaceTime camera. You can also take Live Photos with the iPhone 6s as an option that’s new and captures 1.5 seconds of motion before and after taking a picture. Tap the thumbnail image to play a Live Image, and click the Live Photo. Live Photos can be exchanged through iMessage iCloud Photo Sharing or AirDrop.
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Source: Apple.com The on-screen keyboard to type while taping a text field. You can tap Shift to type in uppercase and the keyboard letters should shift with iOS 9 to show you whether you’re typing in lowercase or uppercase. If you touch a wrong letter you should move your finger to the correct one, as a letter will not be entered until the key is released. You can also dictate text by dictating punctuation and formatting orders, instead of typing and inserting punctuation or formatting. You can also create shortcuts in iOS 9 that allow you to type in a word or phrase simply by tapping a few characters. You might type “omw,” for example, to type in “On my way! “Once you open the Settings app, you can add your own shortcuts by pressing General and then choosing Keyboard. To prevent the keyboard from correcting an abbreviation you don’t want it to modify, select Text Replacement to add a shortcut or enter text without replacement. Source: Apple.com
Maps
News is a brand-new iOS 9 app and its main feature recommends stories to read based on your favorite stories and the topics you’re interested in. You can try searching for specific topics on preferred platforms and save your favorite stories. You can add channels and topics when you initially customize the app. Then the tab For You will bring you stories you have missed, and new stories. You can click a story to look at it on the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus and swipe up for options to save or post it. When you like a story News your input for potential suggestions is taken into consideration.
Notes
The Notes app may not be the most exciting of the built-in apps you’ll get with any iOS version, but iOS 9 does bring some valuable changes to the workhorse app. You can now set up the Notes software for consistency around your computer, and access new options such as sketching checklists and paragraph styles. By tapping the share button and then tapping Notes, you can also add attachments to the notes including a position from the Maps app or a Safari webpage. You can use various drawing devices to add sketches to your notes, and search and exchange notes can be organized.
Privacy and security features
iOS 9 provides you with a range of privacy settings to monitor which Location Services apps and system services have access to and contact calendar reminders and images. Yo
u can switch Location Services on or off in the Privacy section of the Settings App to turn Location Services off for system services or to turn off access to private information for applications.
Proactive Assistant
Source: Apple.com Proactive Assistant is a new feature with iOS 9 and provides you with feedback on what you might want to do next based on how you are using your iPhone. When you plug in your thoughtful assistant’s headphones, you know that you may want to listen to an album that you started earlier and allow you to play it from the lock screen. Once you start adding people to an email or a helpful calendar event assistant, you can recommend contacts that you have included in previous emails or events. If you receive a call from an unknown number helpful assistant will let you know who may call in your emails based on the phone numbers. And if a calendar event requires a helpful location assistant, it will determine traffic conditions so alert you when to exit. (In the Settings app, you can turn off contact or event recommendations via the Mail Contacts and Calendars section.) Searching
iOS 9 makes the iPhone Search function much more efficient. You can search the Internet for updates on your iPhone and your devices, including sports scores and weather predictions schedules, stock prices for fast conversion comparisons places local media websites and app material. Once you start typing Siri provides useful details and recommends relevant people applications places nearby as well as news items. To check from the home screen with the iPhone drag right to display Check. For more details, tap an object, or tap the search field. Tap Search to cover the keyboard and display more results on the computer. To open this, tap an object in the list.
Source: Apple.com Using your iPhone’s personal assistant, you can send messages scheduling meetings to access phone calls and search for information. If your iPhone is connected to a power source (or whenever you are using an iPhone 6s or iPhone 6s Plus) you can call Siri by pressing and holding the Home button or saying “Hey Siri” Siri can work with built-in applications like Maps Clock Calendar for phone messages and more. You can tell Siri who you are, and you can tell Siri about relationships. You can also make Siri corrections by tapping to change a request or through the Settings app to make changes to Siri’s settings.
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News is a brand-new iOS 9 app and its main feature recommends stories to read based on your favorite stories and the topics you’re interested in. You can try searching for specific topics on preferred platforms and save your favorite stories. You can add channels and topics when you initially customize the app. Then the tab For You will bring you stories you have missed, and new stories. You can click a story to look at it on the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus and swipe up for options to save or post it. When you like a story News your input for potential suggestions is taken into consideration.
Notes
The Notes app may not be the most exciting of the built-in apps you’ll get with any iOS version, but iOS 9 does bring some valuable changes to the workhorse app. You can now set up the Notes software for consistency around your computer, and access new options such as sketching checklists and paragraph styles. By tapping the share button and then tapping Notes, you can also add attachments to the notes including a position from the Maps app or a Safari webpage. You can use various drawing devices to add sketches to your notes, and search and exchange notes can be organized.
Privacy and security features
iOS 9 provides you with a range of privacy settings to monitor which Location Services apps and system services have access to and contact calendar reminders and images. You can switch Location Services on or off in the Privacy section of the Settings App to turn Location Services off for system services or to turn off access to private information for applications.
Proactive Assistant
Source: Apple.com Proactive Assistant is a new feature with iOS 9 and provides you with feedback on what you might want to do next based on how you are using your iPhone. When you plug in your thoughtful assistant’s headphones, you know that you may want to listen to an album that you started earlier and allow you to play it from the lock screen. Once you start adding people to an email or a helpful calendar event assistant, you can recommend contacts that you have included in previous emails or events. If you receive a call from an unknown number helpful assistant will let you know who may call in your emails based on the phone numbers. And if a calendar event requires a helpful location assistant, it will determine traffic conditions so alert you when to exit. (In the Settings app, you can turn off contact or event recommendations via the Mail Contacts and Calendars section.) Searching
iOS 9 makes the iPhone Search function much more efficient. You can search the Internet for updates on your iPhone and your devices, including sports scores and weather predictions schedules, stock prices for fast conversion comparisons places local media websites and app material. Once you start typing Siri provides useful details and recommends relevant people applications places nearby as well as news items. To check from the home screen with the iPhone drag right to display Check. For more details, tap an object, or tap the search field. Tap Search to cover the keyboard and display more results on the computer. To open this, tap an object in the list.
Source: Apple.com Using your iPhone’s personal assistant, you can send messages scheduling meetings to access phone calls and search for information. If your iPhone is connected to a power source (or whenever you are using an iPhone 6s or iPhone 6s Plus) you can call Siri by pressing and holding the Home button or saying “Hey Siri” Siri can work with built-in applications like Maps Clock Calendar for phone messages and more. You can tell Siri who you are, and you can tell Siri about relationships. You can also make Siri corrections by tapping to change a request or through the Settings app to make changes to Siri’s settings.