Recently introduced iOS 14 created Apple with an emphasis on simple, intuitive operation. In fact, this can be noticed in practically all significant innovations such as widgetor application libraries, which are clearly created to “make it easier” to use the iPhone. However, other new elements of the system are also written in this font. One of them is the new option for managing surfaces.
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Do you still remember the first one that leaked? screenshotyz iOS 14, which were supposed to feature a new multitasking system very similar to the one on iPads? If so, you probably won't be surprised by the new desktop management. After activating it, which is done more or less the same way as deleting or moving applications, all the desktops you use will appear in a grid on the phone's display, and you can easily and quickly organize them. The interface currently only offers the option to hide the desktop you specify, but it is expected that in future betas Apple allows for different sizes with the order of surfaces across the interfacechat or manage them even more advanced than it is now. In any case, we can already say that this is a fairly useful gadget that will make life easier for all users with a large number of screens with applications that would deserve to be deleted or briefly hidden. Until now, all this had to be done manually.
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iOS 14 are still in the early stages beta testing, with its public release still more than two months away. It will most likely not happen until the second half of September at the earliest, when the iPhones 12 could also hit store shelves. However, if their unveiling and therefore sales are postponed, it is possible that even iOS 14 and Apple it will take more time and will be "given" to the public only in October.
Aka: App Drawer :D
I'm surprised how stable the early version is :-) even the first GMs can't beat it like this :-)
hm, I don't see that possibility, when I use holding down the icon, I only have to edit the desktop there and it's not there, it works the same as in iOS13. Could there be a difference in the fact that I don't have a developer beta but a public beta? that there are differences? thank you
try to tap on the dots under the icons then you can edit home
You're right, I'm a trumpet 🤦♂️ I didn't think of that, thanks a lot it works like that 👍
This is not an area management, you can just turn the areas off and on. Androjit has had it for years, the desktops can be moved arbitrarily and you can determine which of those desktops will be the home desktop, for Apple so far Sci-fi and I don't understand, if mermomoci wants to steal about 12-year-old Android functions, why he doesn't do it properly. As a former Android, this offends and annoys me as it is Apple incompetent! If this keeps up, I'm going back to Android, because why use crap when I can use something functional, same thing with Widgetama and the "App Drawer". Those who use Apple all the time will definitely welcome it, but those who used Android will just be annoyed that someone can take 90% of a beautiful, functional, customizable environment and thus completely ruin it. It's not the same system anymore iOS, but it's being remade for a non-functional Android. I'll give it until September before the live version comes out, maybe they'll catch up, otherwise after 3 years from Apple i'm disappearing Fortunately there are already pure Androids where you are guaranteed updates for several years (the only reason I went to Apple was that I didn't enjoy waiting to see if I would get a new Android). Switching to iOS It was quite painful at first because the system is so tragic, far worse than Symbian years ago! NakoneWhat do you think? iPhoneI liked a few things, except for the design, which has always been terrible.
I use it concurrently iOS and Android (even the pure one – Xiaomi Mi A2 with Android One) and I completely disagree with this. Yes, Android is 100% customizable and iOS It is not. It must be a real surprise, when the philosophies of both systems are built exactly like this and that is why each of them is liked by someone else. By the way, for the reason of "why use junk when I can use something functional" I am notonec switched to iOS as the main system and the attempt to return to Droid was a lot of pain and still didn't work. Android definitely allows for much more customization of basically anything, but all at the expense of stability and real functionality. I don't understand the statement "stealing Android" - it doesn't steal, it takes inspiration and does it differently. If you like the way it's done on Android, then go back to it, on iOS It will never happen. Apple it just does it differently and you either like it or you don't. If you need a lot of customization options, just iOS there is no OS for you, that's nothing new and I will never understand how people can still get angry about it.