Google Chrome is testing new, iOS-like page transitions on Android that give you a preview of where the back and forward ...

How to Customize Home Screen Widgets on an iPhone You can customize some widgets by choosing the information displayed. All you have to do is press and hold a widget and select the Edit Widget ...

By populating your Home Screen with multiple instances of this widget, you can ensure that the apps you need most are always just a tap away. Read on to learn how it's done.

Rather than waste time, energy, and sanity on fine tuning your many Home Screen pages, just hide them. It’s quick and easy, and the ability to do so might just be my favorite iOS feature to date.

Step 2: Proceed with your Home Screen page edit (moving app icons, widgets, etc), but do not release your finger to solidify the changes. Step 3: Before releasing your finger, exit edit mode.

With the public launch of iOS 18 this week, we’ll be delving into those flagship features one by one, and I’m starting with the home screen because I have often criticized the iPhone’s home ...

Simply tap any empty space in your Home Screen, then tap the Plus (+) button in the top-left corner to find and select the widgets you'd like to add. For important apps that don't have dedicated ...

Use the Add media page to Home screen setting to set the media page you’ll see when you swipe right from the home screen. Google Discover is enabled by default, and you can change it to Samsung ...

If your iPhone has iOS 14 or later, you can remove apps' visibility from your home screen. Every app downloaded on your device is housed in the App Library, which is the last page you can swipe to.

This will effectively hide it. If you ever want to unhide your iPhone app and put it back on the Home Screen, you can long-press the app in the App Library and choose Add to Home Screen.