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1. SET A SLEEP TIMER FOR YOUR MUSIC.


If you like to drift off to peaceful slumber to serene, relaxing music, but you don’t want it to keep playing long after you’re asleep, you can set a timer through the Clock app.
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2. CREATE YOUR OWN CUSTOM VIBRATION PATTERN.


You can tap out your own vibration pattern to customize it for certain contacts or for types of notifications. Just go to Settings>Sounds>Ringtones>Vibration>Create New Vibration and use your finger to tap out the pattern.
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3. FLASHING ALERTS.

If you’re in a crowded restaurant and waiting on an important call, you could easily miss your ringtone or vibration. Take it up a notch by enabling the camera’s LED for notifications through Settings>General>Accessibility.
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4. SHAKE IT TO UNDO MISTAKE-FILLED TYPING.


Just like an Etch-A-Sketch (for those of you who remember such things), you can just shake your phone to start over fresh when you make mistakes.

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