iPhone Tips for Seniors: 5 Handy Reminders Tips That Are Just Too Good To Miss!

I pretty much used Reminders like a paper list of things to do. Then I discovered a few really cool features that made using Reminders a lot more powerful. In this video, I share 5 tips that are just too good to miss!

Here are chapter markers in case you'd like to jump around:

Intro: 0:00
Share a List: 1:19
Assign a Task: 3:14
Use Dictation to Create a Task: 4:23
Setup Location Reminders: 5:37
Pin Lists: 9:10

[mmmmmmmmm]

Rich … Sir, thank you for taking the time to make your tips so easy to understand and use. Your efforts are greatly appreciated. Please keep up the great work.

[LaClairEtoile]

Thank you, Rich, for all of your iPhone videos. I have watched all of them, and you convinced me to buy an iPhone. I bought the iPhone 15 today and it is supposed to be delivered tomorrow. I have been using Android all these years and I have downloaded move to iOS so I think I should be good to go in transferring everything over. Thank you so much for these videos, and I look forward to more.

[Teresa-K]

Hi Rich! Very helpful tips that makes Reminders not just an ordinary list. You always have such great tips. I’ve been in the hospital for 34 days. Went in for back surgery and had other complications. I basically had 3 surgeries. At home now walking with a cane and taking it one day at a time. Thanks as always for the video. Kindness, Teresa

[NolaTheAlamoChiliQueen]

Game changer! This is going to simplify our shopping & make things a lot more organized. My husband and I were probably the last people still using sticky notes for our shopping lists. 😮

[waltons-crochet]

Thank you Rich for another great video

[rickyraymond]

Great video! I love the location tip. How many of us have left Home Depot forgetting something.

[joandobrijevic]

I find all your videos so helpful and informative. I will definitely be trying these tips!

[garypritchard]

As always great tips and explained so well.

[amychen]

This is my first time to your channel after a friend introduced it, it is really very understandable, thanks!

[swimfit]

Lots of great suggestions. I love the microphone and Siri

[wholovestrees]

Very beneficial, as are all your videos. I have a question. How would I get the location for let’s say, Home Depot, to put in my Reminder? Did all those Home Depots show up because you have been to them before and they are in your phone’s memory? The reason why I ask is I would like to set up a reminder when I leave a friend’s house. Would I have to enter the friend’s location somewhere on my phone so that the phone would know?
Thank you so much, Rich. I’m a 65+ senior and I’m still learning!

[greetingsearthlingspluto]

It would be nice if you could enlarge the phone screen, so some of us with poor eye sight can actually see what you press.

[daniellbrinneman]

Rich, I’m writing a quick guide for seniors for the iPhone to carry in a purse and I’ll be referencing your channel and another in it.

[rogeroforlando]

Please help understand the when to use and the difference in PAGES and NOTES;

[royceschneider]

Thanks Rich, for all of your helpful videos!
I have a question about sharing a list…
If I share a shopping list with my wife, and then later add an item, will the added item automatically appear on her list, or will I need to share the list again…?

[avimango]

After a long gap ❤ Is it good to buy a case and screen protector for iPhone? Just saw your iPhone without case?

[paulditzen]

My iPhone keeps asking me if I want to upgrade the Reminders app. Why would I want to do that??

[davetraweek]

Interesting video. I want to combine two reminder lists into a single list without having to manually add items one at a time, but have not found a way to do that. Have found a way to combine lists?

[barbaraorr]

Very informative. To be honest I've never used the Reminders feature on my iPhone. Alexa is my reminder... though sometimes her blonde roots leave a little to be desired. :o)