Every smartphone is capable of taking a screenshot. Of course, this also applies to the iPhone 14. You can choose from various options, of which we will explain the two best ones here.

On the iPhone's homescreen you will find a small button with "Search", which is located directly above the dock. You can use it to open Spotlight directly.

This Search button may bother you and you may want to disable it. If that is the case, then we would like to explain below how you can disable the Search button.

If you use the camera on your iPhone, you might notice that a part of the viewfinder is covered by translucent black bars or a frame in the live view. The content is recorded, but it is not really visible in the live view. Nevertheless, they are recorded so that there are more options later when editing the image.

If you only record short videos with your iPhone, then you might want to watch them in continuous loop in the "Photos" app of the smartphone. By default, the video is only played once here.

But how can you activate the so-called "Infinity Loop" for videos, so that the video does not have to be started again manually? We would like to explain this in more detail here.

On your iPhone 13 you can take screenshots as well as screen videos. In this case, the screen content that is displayed on your smartphone is not photographed, but filmed.

The screen recorder in iOS and thus on the iPhone is a great feature that every user should try once. However, for it to work, you need to enable the screen recorder first.

If you use the iPhone 13, you might want to see the battery indicator in percent. Due to the reduced status bar, which is caused by the cutout for the camera, it is no longer possible to display the battery status in percent directly in the status bar on the iPhone 13.