If you have finished typing a word, and you hear that an AutoText will take effect when you press the space, you can negate the correction by selecting "AutoText" from the VoiceOver rotor. Flick up or down to hear what the AutoText would be. If it is not what you want, double tap, and it will be dismissed.

Locate the text you’d like to start selecting, using  Voiceover navigation, on the web page or in the email and then double tap and hold, anywhere on the screen. You’ll find, now, when you rotate the rotor, there is an edit option, and you can use the familiar pinch gestures and edit controls to select text. Once you have the text selected, the copy option will be available to you.

NOTE: if you try to select text which is positioned in or near a group of links, this may be difficult, or may not work at all, as the links themselves might be instead, activated by the double tap and hold gesture.

Another thing to note is that while selecting, if you switch the rotor to characters, words or lines, you can add or remove that type of text block from your selection. I.E. choosing lines in the rotor, adds or removes a line at a time from your current selection.

From here you can work with your copied text as you normally would.

Enjoy!

For all you shutterbugs, in the iPhone 4′s camera, you now have access to the zoom feature! Simply bring up the camera; double tap on the viewfinder and then flick to the right, three times. YOu’ll now see the zoom control.

Flicking up or down on this control with a single finger will increment or decrement the value by ten percent respectively. the highest value is 100 and the lowest value is 0.

NOTE: Each time you flick once your focus will be moved to the viewfinder again, so you’ll need to flick right three times to get to the zoom control.

Enjoy! and happy shooting!

Until next time!/p>

…you can copy an SMS message to the clipboard with VoiceOver. Simply touch the message in the list, whether it is a message you sent or received in a conversation, then use the VoiceOver rotor to choose "Edit". You will have one option if you flick up or down, which is "Copy". Double tap, and the message will be copied to your clipboard for pasting anywhere you like.

This has been another edition of iPhone Quick Tips. Enjoy!

Simply locate the app that is being downloaded (whether it is waiting or loading) and double tap it. The message ‘paused’ will then be spoken after the app name, and the download will be paused.

To resume the download simply double tap the app’s icon again and the download will resume.

NOTE: the app may show a zero percent download amount immediately after resuming its download, but this will update in a few seconds to reflect the proper downloaded percentage.

Enjoy!

To change VO’s speech volume, simply do the following; While VoiceOver is speaking a word or phrase, move the switch up or down during the time VO is actually saying that text. This may take a bit of practice, and you might want to start by finding a nice long sentence for VO to speak, but you’ll be able to comfortably work with this in no time!

This feature works with any audio on the iPhone as well. When you hear the audio whose level you’d like to change, simply use the rocker switch to do so. If you’d like to change your iPod volume, for example, let the music play and use the volume rocker switch.

This way, you may change the level of whatever sound you happen to be listening to at the time. When no audio is playing, and no speech is happening, you may use the rocker switch to change the iPhone’s ringer volume. -Enjoy, and rock out!…

with the virtual keyboard showing on the screen, hold the iPHone as you would hold any other mobile device, while typing on it. I.E. so that your thumbs are hovering comfortably over the virtual keys.

Now, find a letter on the right side of the keyboard using your right thumb, and type it simply by tapping your left thumb wherever it happens to be.

Try the same thing now, the other way; find a letter on the left side of the keyboard with your left thumb, and once again, type it by just tapping your right thumb wherever is comfortable. You won’t even need to move your hands at all, to do this, if you wish.

With practice, you may find that you can simply automatically locate the letters you want, with each thumb, without looking for them, just as you might do with a standard mobile ‘qwerty’ keyboard. -Enjoy, and happy texting!…

You’ll still see your home screen, and can access anything on its pages, so this is an excellent way to enjoy your productive time. If you’d like to skip to the next or previous songs, or change your volume level perhaps; simply press your home key twice, quickly, while the music is playing, and voila, up comes a compact version of your iPod controls in a neat little window.

To stop the music again, either use these controls, or close the window and as before, tap twice on the home screen, with two fingers, and bask in the silence! -Enjoy!…