Apple has released iOS 18, the latest software update for its iPhone devices. Monday's update comes ahead of the new iPhone 16 release and includes Home Screen and control center changes, updates ...

After changing your settings, you may notice that not all of your app icons change to dark mode. For example, in the screenshot above, the Reddit icon remains a vibrant red color rather than changing ...

A new home screen design Apple iOS 18 lets you customize your home screen wallpaper, app icons, and widgets. You can move your widgets to better fit your backgrounds, rather than lining them up ...

iOS 18 grants users the ability to rearrange app icons and widgets. For the first time, you're able to position apps at the bottom or side of the screen, freeing up real estate for the wallpaper ...

iOS 18‌ has two key updates for Tapbacks. The six standard Tapback icons now feature color and more detail. You can see the new look when long pressing on a text to respond, and in the Tapbacks ...

With iOS 18, users can place their apps and widgets anywhere on the home screen grid. Previously, you’d have to use some workaround apps or the Shortcut app to create a “blank” icon to place ...

can be swapped around with icons for other controls. To keep your photos, files and other information safe from prying eyes, iOS 18 now permits apps to be locked behind a passcode or Face/Touch ID ...

After being announced all the way back in June at Apple's WWDC Developers Conference it's now finally time for i OS 18 to be ...

OS 18 introduces a wealth of customization features that empower users to personalize their home screens like never before.

With iOS 18, you can design your Home Screen to be more to your exact liking. When rearranging apps, you can leave space between the icons, which means you can better showcase your wallpaper photo.

A big part of the iOS 18 update is the new home screen experience. You can finally place apps and widgets wherever you want ...

Text effects and formatting will change your iMessages forever (and they’re just for iMessages). Look for the “=A” symbol at ...