Before the release of iOS 14, organizing all of your apps was a pain in the ass. Apple did not give you any way to organize or store them, save for folders. If you download and use a lot of apps, this ...

If your home screen is unorganized and hard to navigate, learn how to hide apps on the iPhone so the ones you don't use often are out of the way. Whether you want to tuck away a dating app or a game ...

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Apple added new privacy features to iOS 18 you can try now if you've installed the first beta. I already showed you how to lock iPhone apps with Face ID in iOS 18, a feature that goes hand in hand ...

From customized screensavers to decorative phone cases, everyone's iPhone is unique. There are so many ways to personalize your device, including your home screen setup. How you organize your apps, ...

You can now hide some of your app pages on an iPhone and declutter your home screen with the App Library in iOS 14. To hide a page of apps, put your iPhone in jiggle mode and tap the page indicator at ...

To find and use the App Library on your iPhone, you'll need to swipe all the way to the last page of your home screen. Once you've opened the App Library, you can browse through your apps using the ...

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With iOS 14, Apple introduced several new features that affect the core experience of using an iPhone. One such feature was App Library, which continues to be available in the current version of iOS — ...

A major new change that comes with iOS 14 alongside home screen widgets is the iPhone App Library. The feature offers a new way to manage the many apps you’ve got with auto-generated categories, a new ...

Prior to iOS 14, one of the central problems with iOS (compared to Android) was that every single app you’ve ever downloaded has to exist somewhere on your home screen. You could have folders, you ...