Manage all your files management services in the Files app with this great apps!

Managing files in iOS 11 has never been easier thanks to the Files app. For those of you who don’t know, Files is essentially an aggregator of all your cloud storage across your Apple devices. The Flies app can not only access your iCloud Drive; it can also link up with other third-party services, making it the ultimate document and file management system.

Here are our favorite apps you can use with Files on your iPhone and iPad.

Dropbox
Google Drive
Microsoft OneDrive
Amazon Drive

Dropbox

Dropbox has long been one of the most popular cloud storage services out there, keeping everything in sync between devices no matter the platform. Whether you’re all-in on Apple devices, dabble in Android, or sync between a Google Pixel, iPad Pro, and a Windows PC, Dropbox is available for you. Create as many folders as you want right in the Dropbox app to store whatever you can think of, including documents, i…

The iPhone 7 Plus and [iPhone 8 Plus do a lot of heavy lifting when you shoot in Portrait mode at night — and if you look closely, you can even see it in the viewfinder.

The iPhone 8 Plus and its iPhone 7 Plus predecessor pack a ton of photographic computational power and mathematics underneath their sleek glass and metal exteriors. Whenever you open the Camera app on an iPhone, the app begins to instantly analyze the scene for movement and lighting conditions to give you the best picture; this is largely thanks to its A-series chipset and image signal processor (ISP).

iPhone 8 Plus (left) and iPhone 7 Plus (right) use a ton of behind-the-scenes data to give you pictures like this.

In daylight, this isn’t visible to the end user — you line up the shot, take the photo, and get your (hopefully) desired result. But when you shoot Portrait mode at night in almost pitch-black conditions, you can see a little bit of that magic in action.

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The iTunes wish list is no more in iOS 11. Long live the iTunes wish list.

Whether you used it to save apps and other content for later or you used it so you could share things that your friends might enjoy, the iTunes wish list was a thing of convenience in iOS.

Well, once you update to iOS 11, you’ll have to put an iTune wish list on your wish list because it’s gone.

Apple hasn’t really said why it’s gone or whether or not it plans on bringing it back, so here we are. It could be because it wasn’t be used much, but who knows. If you were hoping for a notification system for price cuts in the App Store, you can probably rest assured that we’ll never see that.

If you really miss the wish list and miss it enough to forgo all of the new iOS 11 features, then you can downgrade to iOS 10.3.3, but that’s really your only other option, aside from setting reminders or making yourself notes on which apps you want to keep track of.

Did you use the iTunes wish list much on your iPhone or …

In iOS 11, Siri can search deeper into your iPhone’s data to help you find what you’re looking for.

Siri Search Suggestions, formerly called Spotlight, formerly called Siri Suggested Apps, is a quick way to search, not only your apps and contacts, but the web, your calendar events, maps, and in iOS 11 and newer, your emails and many of your apps (including third-party apps). Here’s how to access and use it.

How to access Siri Search Suggestions
How to use Siri Search Suggestions
How to enable Siri and Search for your apps
How to turn off Siri Suggestions in Search
how to turn off Siri Suggestions in Look Up
How to disable Siri and Search for your apps

How to access Siri Search Suggestions

Now that Apple has added a few different Home screen gestures, accessing Spotlight (or Siri Search Suggestions) is a little more particular.

While on the Home screen, place your finger lightly near the Center of the screen and pull down.

If you pull from the very top of the screen, you’ll get…