iOS tip: Here's how to switch on a hidden shortcut menu on your iPhone or iPad

AssistiveTouch can make navigating around iOS and accessing often-used features much quicker and easier. I use my iPhone more than any other bit of kit I own. Every day that thing gets a good 16 hour workout, but there are times when I feel that certain features that I use regularly are buried from view or require finger acrobatics on the buttons to achieve. Inside the black box: Understanding AI decision-making Researchers mimic how we recognize faces through artificial intelligence A terabyte too tight? Small businesses, beware the cloud storage ceiling FBI gains expanded hacking powers after lawmakers' attempts to block fail FBI gains expanded hacking powers after lawmakers' attempts to block fail But there's a hidden shortcut menu bar built into every iOS device that allows you quick and easy access to features that you might need access to the most often.