Great tips/tricks for iPhone users! Source: BusinessInsider.com Intro from Michelle Yan: If you’re like the millions of iPhone users in this world, …

Find yourself in a hotel without your charger? Check the TV for a USB plugin.

Google where they’re flying from and to, and the airline they are on e.g. Singapore Airlines Singapore to London. You’ll get all the info you need.

If you live near a stadium or a hall that hosts public venues, set Google Alerts for the location to avoid being “surprised” by sudden traffic congest

Laptop batteries can last longer if you charge them up to only 80% instead of the full 100%

Search for a domain name across multiple TLDs and how much they cost via iwantmyname.com.

Well, your iPhone can help. Open Measure app, tap Level and lay your phone flat against the surface to achieve a well-balanced hang.

Want a quick way to unfreeze a frozen phone? Plug it into its charger.

Hitting the Spacebar scrolls down a web page; hitting the Spacebar + Shift lets you scroll back up.

Attach bread clips to each cable or power cord, then label the clips with a pen or marker to reflect which cable is which.

Keep a list of numbers of your credit card companies or hotlines to cancel your cards quickly, in case you lose your wallet or phone.

Store some emergency cash in between the small space of your phone and its phone case, just in case.

Run your writing or document past AfterTheDeadline to clear typos, grammar mistakes and get help with writing styles.

Someone needs to use your iPhone to make a call? Use Siri from the lock screen to make the call. person has no access to any other app on your phone

Put an end to these problems with this simple life hack, and use binder clips to organize your cables.

Your best search mate for college assignments is not google.com. Use scholar.google.com instead. Try adding “PDF” to find downloadable copies.

If you save your PowerPoint presentation in .PPS instead of .PPT, your file goes into slideshow mode when you open it.

Want to charge your phone faster? Put it in Airplane Mode. (Editor’s note: We did a small experiment on this and found the difference to be only 3 min

To re-open an accidentally closed browser tab, use Ctrl / Cmd + Shift + T.