Apple offers some secret iOS gestures that you may not know, even though you have spent an amount of time to tap on your iPhone. Let’s check it out!

iOS gestures is used with Mail, Photos, Messages

Firstly, you can save draft in Mail. Sometimes when you are not able to finish composing an email. To move the draft out of the way, just easily swipe it down. What you are writing down will not disappear, it is kept at the bottom edge of your screen. Just a tap again and you can continue writing. Secondly, iOS gesture supports a way to see all the drafts in Mail. Simply tap-and-hold the compose button in the lower-right corner, but remember that all such drafts are saved before that.

Thirdly, to return to the thumbnail view while you are viewing a photo in any photo app, just tap on the upper-left corner button. But it is kind of hard when another hand is busy, let’s try this way, another iOS gesture of swiping down on the photo can solve this problem. Rather than tapping each photos, you can tap the Select button in the upper-right corner, then drag your finger across rows of photos to select as many pictures as you want.

 

Fourthly, how to move to top or bottom of an album. In case you want to look for an old photo but you can not stand scrolling over so many photos, you will find this iOS gesture so useful and easy, just tap the bottom or the top edge of the screen, which will take you to the oldest photos in the album or collection. But such gesture is not convenient everytime, especially when you accidentally touch the top or the bottom edge.

The last iOS gesture mentioned below is more interesting

For so long, you know that photo can be zoomed in, which is normal as for current smart devices. But don’t you know that you can do that with a video as well? All you have to do are just like what you do to pinch-to-zoom in on photos. So easy right? Share you ideas with us if you know more useful iOS gestures!