Not quite.. iOS is still updated regularly, and not just for 2 years.Gross it’s becoming android like.
Not quite.. iOS is still updated regularly, and not just for 2 years.Gross it’s becoming android like.
it’s useful for sure, and makes sense intuitively—I find it can be overwhelming in the age of huge-screen iPhones. if home screens are the modern desktop (…that’s a funny statement), it feels like iOS has gotten to a Windows 98/XP level of desktop bloat. it’d be nice to have a home screen with ~10 apps I check daily (hourly, even) on which I can choose where the free space is. strictly top-to-bottom/left-to-right isn’t looking realistically at what consumers might want going forward, esp. given the biggest hit out of Shortcuts for the average consumer was “oh you can customize app icons now”I never understood why people wanted to be able to put blank spaces on their home screens. Wouldn't you want your home screen filled with apps so you don't have to scroll home screens as much?
Maybe they’re doing this in preparation for next year’s iPhone 17 “Android Edition” because you can’t just have a phone that looks Android, you need the home screen to look that way too.Gross it’s becoming android like.
I'm weird. I've always kept the first screen completely blank for the wallpaper.In my case I like to have just two rows of most used apps and then space for the wallpaper, the issue is that having just two rows makes all icons to align on top, making it difficult to tap them with one hand. Although widgets kind of fixed this, I would prefer to just be able to align icons bottom to top.
I loved tweaks like Boxy, where I could make them smaller and align them to bottom so I had my wallpaper really pop up
On one hand, hopefully. There are developers who'll have good reason for not allowing their app icons changed in any way, i.e. because it's a registered trademark etc. Also imagine there are a bunch of app icons that could be rendered unrecognizable.Assuming this will be up to the given app developers to enable?
I've always wanted a 5- or 6-column home screen with smaller app icons. Just a personal preference left over from my jailbreaking days.I hope there is much more to iOS 18 than the Home Screen feature. Being able to set app icons anywhere I want on the Home Screen isn't a priority for me like it is for many others.
If that means more flexible app icon placement, then bring it on.Gross it’s becoming android like.
Assuming this will be up to the given app developers to enable? Would be very interesting if it’s a forced global option.
More customization is awesome, but I think about other major necessities like a keychain.app to compete against dedicated password managers etc
I have 8 folders in total (all apps are in folders). Four are in the dock, the other four right above the dock. That’s only possible because I have 5 rows of blank spaces covering the top five rows. I want all my folders to be in my thumb’s reach. See the benefit now?I never understood why people wanted to be able to put blank spaces on their home screens. Wouldn't you want your home screen filled with apps so you don't have to scroll home screens as much?
Not quite.. iOS is still updated regularly, and not just for 2 years.
Doesn’t make sense.
Most likely the app folders will have a color background option.
Between forcing usb c, demanding rcs, truing to break open the Os and now this we are definitely headed there slowly but surely.Not quite.. iOS is still updated regularly, and not just for 2 years.
cool wallpaperEveryone has their own approach. I’m fine with how mine is. First page looks like the image below and the rest is all in the searchable App Library. I’m not sure I personally need any more customization than that.
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You have to wonder why someone would want to just look at the screen of their phone, doing nothing but looking at the apps/widgets? It’s not like you can have a window open on your iPhone, taking up just a small portion of the screen, while being able to see the rest of your home screen layout. It’s ultimately some people asking for something they think they want or need, without their thinking through the actual usage of such a feature.I never understood why people wanted to be able to put blank spaces on their home screens. Wouldn't you want your home screen filled with apps so you don't have to scroll home screens as much?
My vaper has USB-C charging, it's not Android exclusive. RCS is just an addition, and not a replacement for iMessages - and I still need to see an alternative App Marketplace, in addition to AltStore which contains 2 apps, where one app is already in the App Store. There is still a long way to go.Between forcing usb c, demanding rcs, truing to break open the Os and now this we are definitely headed there slowly but surely.