This guide provides a step-by-step explanation on how to hide apps on your iPhone using iOS 17 or older and iOS 18. Learn how to remove apps from your home screen, find hidden apps, and even lock them with Face ID for added security.
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Leaked screenshots and photos reveal that Samsung’s upcoming One UI 7 update will bring significant changes inspired by Apple’s iOS. Expect refreshed app icons, redesigned widgets, a camera UI resembling iOS, a Dynamic Island-like feature, and more task continuity.
Apple’s upcoming iOS 18 update is bringing a slew of new features, including exciting customization options for your iPhone’s home screen. This update lets you change the color of your app icons, adjust their size, and even make them automatically change based on the time of day. This guide will walk you through the steps to unleash your creativity and personalize your iPhone’s look and feel.
Apple’s quiet push into gaming is starting to gain traction. From running older titles like ‘No Man’s Sky’ on a MacBook to showcasing new releases like ‘Frostpunk 2’ on its latest hardware, Apple is demonstrating its commitment to becoming a serious gaming platform. While it still faces challenges in convincing developers to release games simultaneously on its devices, Apple’s recent partnerships and the introduction of new tools like the Game Porting Toolkit 2 are accelerating the process. The upcoming release of ‘Assassin’s Creed Mirage’ on iPad and MacBooks will be a major test for Apple’s vision, offering players seamless cross-device gaming experiences.
Apple is already working on iOS 19, codenamed ‘Luck,’ even before iOS 18 is released to the public. The company is developing software for next year’s hardware products, including macOS 16 (‘Cheer’), watchOS 12 (‘Nepali’), and visionOS 3 (‘Discovery’). iOS 18, currently in beta testing, features Apple Intelligence, enhanced writing and communication tools, and new customization options.
Google Chrome for iOS and Android is introducing several new features aimed at simplifying your browsing experience. These include enhanced search shortcuts, personalized suggestions, a redesigned address bar, and live sports updates, all designed to make navigating the web smoother and more efficient.
AI audio startup ElevenLabs has released its Reader app for iOS, allowing users to listen to any content, from news articles to PDFs, using high-quality AI voices. The app offers a variety of voice options, reading speed control, and plans for future features like offline playback and RSS feed access. ElevenLabs also aims to expand the app’s language support to all 29 languages supported by its multilingual model.
Antstream Arcade, a subscription service offering over 1,300 retro games, is launching on iOS and iPadOS on June 27. This follows Apple’s recent changes to iOS, allowing for third-party app stores and streaming platforms, making retro gaming on iPhones and iPads more accessible. Antstream offers a curated library of games from various classic consoles, including Amiga, Atari 2600, PlayStation 1, and SNES, and features challenges and tournaments for multiplayer fun. The service will cost $4 per month or $30 per year for a limited time after its launch.
This guide provides a step-by-step explanation on how to disable Autoplay in Apple Music across iOS, iPadOS, and macOS. Additionally, it covers how to turn off other features like mobile data access, Handoff, and CarPlay, allowing users to customize their Apple Music experience for a more personalized listening experience.
Enjoy better, wire-free audio by connecting two pairs of AirPods to a single Apple device using Apple’s Share Audio feature. This guide provides step-by-step instructions for iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple TVs, ensuring a seamless audio experience for multiple listeners.