Apple’s neglect of customization on iOS has been a sore point for both long-time iPhone users and dual wielders of Android and iPhones like myself. With iOS 18, Apple is finally addressing this issue ...

iOS 18 introduces an exciting new feature that allows you to personalize your home screen like never before. With color-tinted icons, you can now match your app icons to your wallpaper or theme, ...

Apple overhauled the Control Center in iOS 18, and it's one of the biggest changes to the iPhone and the iPad outside of the new Apple Intelligence features. The interface is much more customizable, ...

With iOS 18, Apple overhauled the Home Screen, introducing design changes that allow for more customization and personalization. You can put icons where you want, change their size, and give them new ...

With iOS and iPadOS 18, Apple is entering a second phase of customization for its modern platforms: after widgets and Lock Screens, the company is now turning its attention to icon customization, Home ...

Apple hasn't always been the most generous host when it comes to OS customization — in fact, it was only in 2022 that it opened the doors for something as basic as lock screen customization on iPhone.

Over the years (at least for a decade), Apple has restricted users from personalizing their iPhones, so much so that you cannot place the app anywhere on the home screen. iOS also lacked basic ...

The revamp adds RCS texting, a redesigned Photos app, new emoji text reactions, and more. Here’s how to get access. Upgrading to the latest iPhone OS tends to improve the performance, security, and ...

This year's WWDC is underway, and one of the most functional new features in the upcoming iOS 18 is a revamped Control Center. The last major change with the Control Center happened nearly five years ...

It's not just you; you're not seeing things. Your vision hasn't worsened overnight, and your iPhone screen doesn't need cleaning. The hazy app icons were just one of the Liquid Glass issues that Apple ...

To disable the Liquid Glass UI in iOS 26, go to Settings > Accessibility > Display & Text Size and turn on Reduce Transparency. You can also switch to Dark Mode, customize app icons to use darker or ...