Apple’s iPhone, a revolutionary product in the realm of smartphones, is renowned for its user-friendly interface, sleek design, and impressive features. However, there's an array of hidden tricks and features that often go unnoticed by even the most dedicated iPhone users. Here, we divulge 12 remarkable iPhone hacks that would make you wish you knew them all along.

1. Harnessing the Power of Live Text

One of the most recent and impressive features that came with iOS 15 is 'Live Text'. This feature turns your iPhone into an intelligent scanner, capable of recognizing, copying, and sharing text within photos. It can even translate the text from an image, make a call, send an email, or look up directions based on the text information.

To access this feature, simply tap and highlight the text in an image, and an array of options should automatically pop up. This feature also works in real-time with the Camera app. Just point your iPhone camera at a photo or image with text, click on the indicator icon, and you're good to go.

2. Quick Access to Flight Information

Thanks to a new iOS update, users can now quickly access flight information by merely entering their airline and flight number into a text message. As soon as you hit send, the text should be underlined. Tapping on the underlined text will reveal options like 'Preview Flight' and 'Copy Flight Code.'

3. Utilizing the Apple Logo as a Button

The 'Back Tap' feature, introduced with iOS 14, allows you to transform the Apple logo on the back of your device into a secret button. This feature is multifunctional, offering a variety of options like 'App Switcher,' 'Camera,' 'Control Centre,' 'Lock Screen,' 'Screenshot,' 'Siri,' and 'Spotlight.'

4. Instant Scrolling to the Top of the App

One of the iPhone's hidden gems is the ability to scroll to the top of the screen instantly. This feature is particularly useful when you're deep into a webpage or app and want to return to the top swiftly. All you need to do is tap on the screen right where the bottom of the notch begins.

5. Efficient Photo Sharing with AirDrop

AirDrop is an efficient way to share a large number of photos, documents, audio, weblinks, and more between Apple products. It's more efficient than emailing or using iMessage. To use AirDrop, you need to ensure both devices have Wi-Fi and Bluetooth turned on and are within 30 feet of each other.

6. Using Your iPhone as a Level

Another little-known feature of the iPhone is its built-in levelling tool. This feature can be used on both horizontal and upright surfaces, making it handy for home improvement projects or even just hanging a picture frame. To access it, open the Measure app and select Level.

7. Monitoring Headphone Volume for Safe Levels

Introduced with iOS 14, there's a feature to assess the decibel level of your headphones. This feature is extremely useful, especially for those who are prone to blasting their music and want to avoid causing ear damage.

8. Measuring Someone's Height with Your iPhone

The Measure app also leverages Apple’s AR technologies to quickly and accurately measure someone’s height. Open up the Measure app and make sure the person whose height you're trying to measure is fully within the screen. A line will appear above the person’s head, revealing their height.

9. Scheduling Trips with Apple Maps

The latest iteration of Apple Maps offers the ability to obtain travel directions while also specifying exact arrival or departure times. This feature may seem common for seasoned Google Maps users, but it's nice to see it finally added to Apple Maps.

10. Adding Visual Effects to Text Messages

Apple added several visual effects to the Messages app a few years ago. To access them, simply type your message and long press on the up arrow. Once you do that, you'll be able to select from a handful of text effects to add more pizzazz to your messages.

11. Receiving Push Notifications for Rain and Snow

To avoid getting caught in unexpected weather conditions, iOS 15 includes a feature that lets users turn on push notifications for rain and snow. This feature requires the Weather app always to have access to your location.

12. Setting Up a Legacy Contact

Given the personal and sensitive information stored on our devices, it's a good idea to set up a Legacy Contact. This individual can access your account and personal information in the event of your death.

All the iPhone hacks listed above not only enhance the usability of your iPhone but also take your smartphone experience to a whole new level. So, go ahead and make the most out of your iPhone with these tips you wish you knew all along.

Please note: All of these features may not be available on all iPhone models or iOS versions. It's recommended to keep your iPhone updated with the latest iOS version to enjoy these features.