Sharing photos with friends and family just got easier thanks to iOS 6. You now have the ability to push photos directly to other iOS devices via Shared Photo Streams.

VIP inbox allows you to view email from specific contacts in one convenient folder.

Thanks to iOS 6, we can now create email signatures with custom clickable links.

There’s a new shortcut in iOS 6 that allows you to access every draft from all of your email accounts.

Now in iOS 6 you have the ability to set custom Notifications and Alerts for each mailbox. This is a great feature for those with multiple email accounts on one device.

If your vision is less than perfect, or you sometimes have trouble reading the small font in the Messages app, you’ll appreciate this tip.

Offline Reading List will allow you to save full Web pages to your iOS device and read them later without an Internet connection.

Do Not Disturb in iOS 6 will completely silence all incoming calls and notifications when enabled.

If you’ve just made the switch to iPhone, or would like to have your Google contacts on an iOS device, there’s an easy way to get everything in sync.

This new feature in iOS 6 allows you to wake up to a song instead of short ringtones.

When you decline an incoming call in iOS 6, you now have the option to quickly reply with an iMessage or SMS.

Guided Access is a new feature in iOS 6 that helps users with hearing, learning, vision, and mobility disabilities use iOS devices.

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Release your inner iPhone photographer and learn how to capture beautiful 240 degree panoramic photos.

With iOS 6 you have the ability to create custom email signatures for each account on your device.

If you’re looking for a good reason to update to iOS 6, we’ve put together a video overview to briefly explain most of the new and exciting features available in the latest release.

This neat workaround will allow you to create an email group and send messages to multiple addresses at once.

We've recently discovered a new shortcut within Safari that allows you to quickly view your browsing history on iPhone and iPod touch.

With a quick visit to the Settings app, you can increase the amount of emails that are shown on the screen by decreasing the message preview size.

Safari may not have browsing tabs, but there is an option in the Settings app that might serve as a workaround.

If you’re the type of person who uses speakerphone a lot, there’s actually a way to automatically activate it when answering a call.

Apple gives every iCloud user 5GB of free storage space, but sometimes that isn’t enough for all of the data included in a default backup.

Private Browsing allows you to use Safari without it saving a record of your browsing history, login information, searches, and cache.