Apple’s 2018 new line of iPhones which includes the XR, XS and XS Max, does not have a Home Screen button. This single change is enough to frustrate many iPhone users. Unfortunately this isn’t the only change that distinguishes the previous iPhone versions with the new ones.
Apart from the removal of a Home Screen, the new iPhones have a bezel-less display. Similarly, the iPhone X series got rid of the traditional Lighting Port, which was in use for nearly 6 years, and replaced it by USB–C.
But these hardware changes do not require iPhone users to shift or alter the ways they used to interact with the iPhones. The new feature changes will definitely require iPhone users to learn new ways of interacting with their devices. Such a feature change is the new method of shutting down and restarting the new lineup of iPhones. There are actually 2 different ways in which you can both restart and power off your iPhone.
The first procedure is given out below, which involves pressing the side and volume buttons.
- Press and hold the side button as well as one of the volume buttons.
- From the Power Off screen, slide the top toggle to the right.
You can add one single step to this procedure and use it to restart your device.
- Press and hold the side button as well as one of the volume buttons.
- From the Power Off screen, slide the top toggle to the right.
- Press and hold the side button.
The next procedure for shutting down your iPhone is given below. It involves navigating through some Menu Pages.
- Navigate to Settings.
- Tap on General.
- Tap Shut Down, it must be sitting at the bottom of the page.
- Slide the top toggle to the right.
The second procedure to restart your iPhone is given below.
- Quickly press and release the Volume Up button.
- Quickly press and release the Volume Down button.
- Press and hold the side button.
Wrapping Up!
You will need to memorize the steps for restarting and powering off your iPhone X series devices. After you follow the steps for a couple of times, you should get a hold of it and it should come naturally. But don’t get frustrated if it doesn’t. You can bookmark this blog for quick access to the step-by-step guide on both restarting and powering off your iPhone device.
