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There are some features in iOS 8 designed specifically for the new iPhone. These are the ones you must not overlook.
The larger screens on the iPhones, the iPhone 6 Plus model in particular, make one-handed operation difficult. To help deal with this iOS 8 has a feature called Reachability.
To use this feature you must turn it on.
1. Go to Settings > General
2. Tap Accessibility
3. Make sure Reachability is turned on (near the bottom of the screen).
Reachability can be invoked from anywhere in iOS, including apps, by double-tapping the Home button. Don't click the button, simply tap it twice.
This causes the top half of the screen that is out of reach of the user to slide down to occupy the bottom half of the display. This brings app controls usually at the very top of the screen down into the range of the fingers. One-handed operation is easier with Reachability invoked.
Double-tap again to return to full screen or tap anywhere outside the bottom half of the display.
Caption by: James Kendrick
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