Apple released iOS 18 in 2024 and it introduced a major (and long overdue) change to your iPhone, the ability to customize ...

The iPhone home screen is more customizable than ever before. Adding and resizing widgets or changing how app icons look is ...

if you're bored with your home screen, I have good news for you. With iOS 18, you can finally personalize it however you'd like. You can now change the color of app icons and widgets (and even match ...

Henry Ford is frequently quoted as saying his Model T was available in “Any color the customer wants, as long as it’s black.” Apple has often been accused of taking this approach to its products, with ...

How to use it: To match your icons to your phone, press and hold on your iPhone Home Screen to go into jiggle mode, tap “Edit,” “Customize,” then “Tinted.” Underneath the color and opacity sliders, ...

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Discover iOS 26's customization tools: hidden widgets, 3D icons, and themes to transform your home screen into a personalized ...

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Assigning a home screen on Android is a straightforward process that allows you to customize your device to better suit your needs. Whether you want to change the default home screen or add new ones, ...

Apple has made it easier to customize and arrange your iPad home screen, with iPadOS 18 letting you rearrange icons and even tint them. Here's how to do it. Apple has gradually given more control to ...

Apple iPhone joined the dark side several years ago with the release of iOS 13. Now, its maker is bringing the Dark Mode to iPhone's Home Screen and app icons with the iOS 18 update announced at WWDC ...

iOS might be catching up in terms of customization, but if you want to take full pixel-by-pixel control over the look of the software on your phone, Android still leads the way. You're able to change ...