Apple today released the fourth public betas of iOS 26, iPadOS 26, and macOS 26, allowing the public to test the updates ...

One of iOS 18's new customization options is the ability to tint the color of an app icon. Adjusting app icon colors can have varying results depending on developer support.

The new developer beta release, iOS 26 beta 6, adds new ringtones, faster app launches, and fixes the Camera swipe direction ...

That changes now with iOS 18 as the company has introduced several new features that let you personalize your iPhone’s Home Screen. You can now freely place app icons and widgets anywhere within ...

Today, though, we have two last-minute leaks of iOS 18 information. Thanks to MacRumors in both cases, we hear that a new app locking system and dark home screen icon tool could be announced tomorrow.

With iOS 18, Apple has opened the doors to a new era of personalization. Users can now remove app icon names and enlarge icons on their home screens, creating a sleek and modern aesthetic.

As part of the Liquid Glass design, the beta update lets people turn their icons semi-transparent. And this builds on the home screen customization options Apple introduced to the iPhone with iOS 18.

While app icons will likely remain locked to an invisible grid system on the Home Screen, to ensure there is some uniformity, our sources say that users will be able to arrange icons more freely ...

Here’s how it works. Light, Dark, or custom tint To change the appearance of an icon, start with a long press on your home screen in an area where there is no app icon for a couple of seconds.