اهی، برخی از ویژگی‌های تعبیه‌شده در سیستم‌عامل‌ها از دید کاربران پنهان می‌مانند. مهم نیست که شما کاربر حرفه‌ای باشید یا تازه‌کار؛ مهم اینست که دانستن این ویژگی‌ها به استفاده راحت‌تر شما از دستگاه‌تان کمک کند. اگر کاربر گوشی‌های محبوب اپل یعنی آیفون هستید، با زومیت همراه شوید تا به مرور ۲۰ نکته و ویژگی این گوشی‌ها به منظور آسان‌تر کردن کارها، بپردازیم.
As millions of people get their hands on the new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus on Friday, many will no doubt be looking for new apps that take advantage of the new phones' capabilities.
Chief among them is a bigger screen. The iPhone 6 has a 4.7-inch display, while the 6 Plus checks in at a whopping 5.5 inches.
But they'll also have better graphics and faster processors, as well as features that give app developers freedoms they've never had before.
For the first time, Apple is letting developers create widgets, mini-programs that are often designed to be quick and easy to use. They can tinker with the iPhone's keyboard for the first time as well, giving iOS users access to some apps that Android users have enjoyed for the past couple of years
A slate of those keyboard tools are ready to go now. But the front-runners in categories from productivity tools to photography tools to games are also raring to go.
Here's a look at some must-have apps for the new phones.
(CNN)
Nintendo's Hyrule Warriors, which was released in Japan last month and will arrive in North America on Sept. 26, is a very different kind of game.
Nintendo called in help from two outside studios: Team Ninja, developers of the Dead or Alive series and Ninja Gaiden; and Omega Force, the creators of Dynasty Warriors.
The result is a game that looks a lot like The Legend of Zelda, but the game play goes in a very different direction.
Hero Link once again is called to save the realm, but rather than featuring the traditional puzzle-solving and exploration elements in a long and winding adventure, Hyrule Warriors thrusts players into hack-and-slash action.
The change in game play could change Nintendo's fortunes. Its franchises long have followed a familiar -- if not exactly predictable -- pattern that typically involves the signature character fighting evil through exploration rather than the use of brute force. This approach hasn't fared well since the release of the Wii U nearly two years ago, and on the business side of things even Mario has been unable to truly save the day for the company.
This time, Link is drawing his sword to try something different
