Apple Says Hello To 2008 Introduces Widgets For IOS 14 Home Screen

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Widgets on iOS 14.

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Though the biggest news from Apple's [/news/wwdc-2020-heres-everything-apple-announced-ios-14-macos-big-sur-mac-arm-chips-siri-messages-memoji/ annual Worldwide Developers Conference] Monday arguably was about its [/news/wwdc-2020-heres-everything-apple-announced-ios-14-macos-big-sur-mac-arm-chips-siri-messages-memoji/ new Arm-based chips], the company's upgrades to its mobile OS, [/news/apple-ios-14-first-take-wwdc-2020-iphone-home-screen-siri-widgets-picture-in-picture-video-app-clips/ iOS 14], will also interest the millions of iPhones users eligible for tour hồ ba bể the update. iOS 14 is expected later this year and in addition to [/news/wwdc-2020-with-ios-14-apple-redesigns-the-iphone-home-screen/ organizing apps into a more manageable library view] and getting [/news/iphone-picture-in-picture-for-ios-14-which-apps-it-works-with-how-it-tops-android/ picture-in-picture video], you can add and resize widgets on your home screen. Widgets display more information and functionality than simple app icons and give you more opportunity to personalize the look of your home screen.
The concept of widgets is nothing new -- it's been a mainstay feature on Google's Android since its conception in 2008, and the now-discontinued Windows Phone allowed you to resize important apps for a more dynamic home screen.