Although the Apple company presents many of the functions of its iPhones, there are some that users have to discover on their own, and in some cases there is a chance that they will remain hidden from them for very long periods of time, as is the case with today's .
In case you didn't know yet, the Mail application offers us the possibility to reduce the writing screen of an email to search for information in other emails available in the inbox, and in the image below you can see exactly what it is about .
More precisely, simply dragging the menu for writing an email from the top of the screen to the bottom will reduce the window in which it is displayed, and you will be able to navigate anywhere you want in the email box to see texts or copy content.
The function is extremely useful because it gives us the possibility to re-read an email to which we offer a response, if it has disappeared from the screen, or to copy multimedia content, links or other texts available in other emails received by us in the past and of course the function also exists in the iPod Touch and probably in the iPad.
How useful do you think this trick is?
