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Post your non-jailbroken iOS home screen - Some NSFW
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This IS my homescreen. I like keeping the first page stock with Apple's apps. The second one I showed is the actual homescreen I use. Your question and my answer is the exact reason I like seeing other people's homescreens. It's good to see other people's ideas, layouts, organization, wallpapers and apps. Thanks.
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I'll answer to you as well. Your comment is "technically" correct but not entirely in my opinion or what I was getting at. Yes, this is the second page of my springboard but to me my homescreen is the screen of apps I use the most. As I said to someone else I like to leave the "homescreen" stock with Apples apps. The second page shown I refer to as my homescreen because it's the apps I use the most. I'm not trolling or trying to argue your point but I'm also not looking to have someone look this far into a simple thread I made just to see what other people's homescreens look like and maybe get some ideas on how to better organize, layout, find cool new apps or wallpapers. I honestly don't care what page of the spring board you call your homescreen I just wanted to see other's peoples and that's it. Thank you for "technically" correcting my post.
The second screen
You just move all of your folders over to another screen and leave the first one blank.
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16 apps fit in a folder. I've seen a lot of people only keep the 4 apps that fit in the dock and on the second page it's all the folders leaving their homescreen essentially app free. My friend does this.
I arranged my icons a bit adding ideas from this thread. My girlfriend took a pic with my phone and put it as my background so I left it there.
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I tend to keep all my devices running the stock wallpaper (iPhone, iPad, MacBook Pro, and my custom built Desktop). I'm surprise that not many people use folders for their dock.
I tend to keep all my devices running the stock wallpaper (iPhone, iPad, MacBook Pro, and my custom built Desktop). I'm surprise that not many people use folders for their dock.
Don't assume based on your usage.
I open and use the clock app several times a day. Newsstand is several pages in, because only my NYTimes app is in there, but having the clock on my first page is efficient for me.
