Wow! So many negative reactions! Don’t you all love playing memory games? C’mon, the Home app is free, Apple Arcade is not.
AI has literally destroyed everything relating to technology. Now all we have is slop.This is probably the worst idea I've ever heard of. Home screen is a big use of muscle memory for me. Heck I've even accidentally rearranged apps and then would launch the wrong app because I was so used to tapping at that location.
Stop trying to shove AI into everything!
Was probably made as a joke from someone in a meeting to break tension. Happens more often than you might think. People aren't serious all the time.
But the same isn't true on Mac with Launchpad? Shill.many of whom rely on knowing the fixed location of apps on their Home Screen for quick access
No one on Mac because Spotlight does it for you, even if you don't want it to.Who doesn't arrange their apps alphabetically? 🤣
My thought exactly. If we want something that sorts apps differently every time, there's the App Library for that, not the Home Screen. The widget is the best and IMO only reasonable middle ground.There is a home screen widget called "Siri Suggestions" that does this in a similar way.
ANYTHING related to any kind if search in apple systems is PITA.. not working, not finding anything…These dudes should reorganise themselves from being anywhere near such decisions.
I remember back when spotlight search was introduced by SJ & he made a huge thing of it about how they were searching for a solution & they had already solved it by using iTunes search - Spotlight could search words in pictures, pdfs, the works.
Skip forward to today & I was looking for the Plexamp app on the phone, so typed in amp & got nothing, nada, zilch.
Not sure when this changed, but this is what they should be focussing on, you know, like the basics!
If you are old enough to remember I think it was MS Office 2003 that had randomly rearranging menus. They thought putting the things you used the most at the top of each menu was a good idea. If your task was to do one thing only all day every day it might have been a good idea. It certainly wasn't for me.What a truly awful idea. How did anything think that would have been a wanted feature? Don't these people use their own products?
I’d forgotten but now ind me I do remember. A similarly brain dead idea.If you are old enough to remember I think it was MS Office 2003 that had randomly rearranging menus. They thought putting the things you used the most at the top of each menu was a good idea. If your task was to do one thing only all day every day it might have been a good idea. It certainly wasn't for me.
No, the menus have to stay in place. I don't read them to find the ones I use a lot, I look four spots down, top of the second divider, etc.
I think they’re running out of ideas. Either that or creative thinkers going to other companies.Dumb subordinates. Who would want a home screen where the apps are randomly rearranged, making it harder to find the app you want?
iOS 26 Liquid Ass April Fools edition?
If you are old enough to remember I think it was MS Office 2003 that had randomly rearranging menus. They thought putting the things you used the most at the top of each menu was a good idea. If your task was to do one thing only all day every day it might have been a good idea. It certainly wasn't for me.
No, the menus have to stay in place. I don't read them to find the ones I use a lot, I look four spots down, top of the second divider, etc.