the all new iPhone 6. In this list you might find some things you've already heard of,

but I'm sure most of you will enjoy some of these new tips for iOS8.

The first tip we'll be going over is how to add and remove widgets in the today view from

the notification center.

First, swipe down from the top of the screen, tap on Today if it isn't already selected,

scroll towards the bottom and tap on Edit.

And from there you can add and remove widgets as you'd like by tapping on the plus icons

or the delete icons next to a widget's name. You can drag widgets up and down to change

the order in which they appear in the Today tab of Notification Center as well.

Custom keyboards are also another new addition to iOS 8. To download one find your keyboard

of choice in the app store and download it, launch the specific keyboard app that you

just downloaded. You should either be prompted to install a

keyboard extension if one isn't automatically installed. Open the settings app, tap on General,

tap on Keyboard. Tap on Keyboards at the top.

Tap on Add New Keyboard... Under Third-Party Keyboards, tap on the keyboard

name that you'd like to use. Tap on Edit at the top of the Keyboards section.

Drag your chosen keyboard to the top of the list to make it your default.

Another great feature that's completely specific to the iPhone 6 is the ability to double tap

the home button and shrink the screen down. This is great if you're ever trying to use

the phone with one hand.

Our next tip is how to quickly respond to interactive notifications on the iPhone 6.

As you can see I just got an incoming I message so just swipe down on it and type in a reply.

Our final trick for the new iPhone 6 is that you can now use touch ID for more than just

unlocking your phone. It can now be used to login on applications like 1password, evernote,

amazon, and more.

Be sure to stay tuned for more iPhone 6 coverage and remember to give this video a thumbs up

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you all next time.