As minor as it might be to get new emojis in your keyboard, iOS 18.4 has added a bunch anyway — eight of them, to be precise.

Luckily, in iOS 18, you can exert more control over how your apps look, including the option to change app icon colors and how widgets are displayed. To customize your app icon colors: Press and hold ...

The official launch of Apple’s iOS 18 brought with it some ... a folder (more on that below). How to customize apps and widgets on the home screen Moving your most-used apps into prime position ...

Lock screen widgets have been available on the Pixel Tablet with the release of Android 15 QPR1 Beta 2 in late 2024. The ...

Protect yourself from eye-searing glare with dark mode. Go to Settings, pick Display & Brightness, and tap Dark. You may ...

You don't have to press any physical buttons to restart your iPhone if you're running iOS 18. The redesigned control center ...

Proton Pass now allows paid customers to save files with the items in their vaults, and more new features are on the way.

On the iPhone's lock screen, touch and hold anywhere on the display until you see the Customize ... home and lock screens in any significant way -- only the dock and some widgets -- until iOS ...

Furthermore, the Nintendo Today app offers a new widget that you can place on your home screen. The widget allows you to view your calendars, and you can customize ... for iOS and Android devices.