Something I enjoy about writing an iOS book every year is comparing what I think the main concerns about the new version will be against what readers actually become concerned about. I usually guess ...

The App Library is one of iOS 14‘s most useful features. It’s basically a drawer for all of your iPhone’s apps, tucked away after the last page of the home screen. This doesn’t sound particularly ...

With iOS 14, Apple brought several major functional upgrades. Aside from the home screen widgets, another feature that stood out on iOS 14 was App Library. As the name suggests, the new feature ...

With iOS 14, Apple introduced several new features that affect the core experience of using an iPhone. One such feature was App Library, which continues to be available in the current version of iOS — ...

In iOS 14, Apple introduced some big changes to the Home Screen, including new widgets and an App Library. The latter feature is designed to organize large collections of apps and make them easier to ...

I absolutely hoard apps. I don't know when it started, but at some point, I got sick of the process of using an app, deleting it, time passing, then having to re-download the app just to do one thing, ...

Apple held its annual Worldwide Developer Conference yesterday (June 22) and one of its biggest announcements was the grand unveiling of iOS 14. A quick look at all the changes shows that Apple has ...

iOS 14 was included as one of the big announcements of Apple's recent WWCD 2020. They also announced that there will also be a new "App Library" that will prevent users from hoarding apps in their ...

A major new change that comes with iOS 14 alongside home screen widgets is the iPhone App Library. The feature offers a new way to manage the many apps you’ve got with auto-generated categories, a new ...

The new App Library in iOS 14 is a simple idea that proves to be a huge boon to productivity. Here's how it could become your most-used iOS 14 feature, and why it's worth upgrading for just by itself.

Prior to iOS 14, one of the central problems with iOS (compared to Android) was that every single app you’ve ever downloaded has to exist somewhere on your home screen. You could have folders, you ...