iOS 26: These are the 5 hidden features of iOS 26 that will change the way you use the iPhone..

Apple launched its new iPhone 17 series last week. Following this, the company also announced the release of its latest iOS 26 update for supported iPhones. The company released the stable iOS 26 update on September 15th. This not only gave iPhones a new look but also added several new features that improved the user experience. This new iOS update also added some hidden features you may not be aware of. Today, we'll explain them in detail...

Adaptive Power Mode
Many users often complain about iPhone battery life, but this time the company has rolled out a significant feature with the new update. After the update, if you scroll down to the battery settings and click on the Power Mode option, you'll see a feature called Adaptive Power Mode. This feature manages performance and background activity based on your phone's usage. Adaptive Power is smarter.

Face Gesture Control
The most unique feature in iOS 26 is Face Gesture Control. A new option called Head Tracking and Face Gestures is available in the Accessibility settings. This allows you to control your iPhone with just your face. When head tracking is turned on, your facial movements move a pointer on the screen. You can then set different gestures.

Spatial Photos and Wallpapers
Another great feature in iOS 26 is Spatial Photos. This feature has been added to the Photos app, allowing you to turn any photo with some depth into a 3D photo. After turning it on, simply rotate your device once, and you'll see the image move. The best part is that you can also set it as your wallpaper.

Custom Ringtones Without iTunes
For a long time, one of the most frustrating things on iPhones has been setting custom ringtones, but with iOS 26, Apple has finally made it incredibly easy. Now, you can create and set your own ringtones directly from Safari.

Reduce Transparency
Many users are bothered by the new glassy look, so there's an easy way to change it. You can reduce the transparency of your device using a feature. Simply go to Settings, then Accessibility, and then open Display and Text Size. Here, turn on the Reduce Transparency option.

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