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Apple is bringing a lot of changes to iOS 14, big and small alike. The big changes are the ones that attract the most attention, but the small ones are just as important – like the new addition to iPhone reminder lists.

Reminder lists got a lot more efficient, making it really easy to make sure that nothing important gets neglected by anyone when you’re dividing work with other people. iOS 14 now lets you assign reminders to people you share the list with for different tasks on the list.

There were limitations on what you could do with

Reminder lists on iPhones are quite literally our saviours in a lot of situations. And sometimes these reminder lists run very long. It’s better to make a note of it instead of leaving it to chance that you might or might not remember, right? But the thought of managing these long lists also fils our heart with a little dread.

With iOS 14, managing these long lists is not going to seem like such a daunting task. Reminder lists will now allow users to edit multiple reminders at once. You can complete, flag, and assign or change the

Most of us put a lot of thought into our phone wallpaper, and why not? We stare at it more than anything else throughout the day. And if you’re anything like me, you hate not being able to get an unobstructed view of your wallpaper.

But if you’re anything like me, you’d also go to great lengths to get that blank screen so nothing can come in between you and your wallpaper. Previously, the only way you could achieve this was by using brute force.

You had to manually shift all your app icons

Have you ever switched from your iPhone’s Camera app to some other, say Snapchat, while taking selfies because iPhone just wouldn’t give you the option to have mirror images? It can’t just be me, right?

Well, in that vein, there’s a piece of good news for all of us. iOS 14 is bringing the ‘Mirror Front Camera’ setting on the iPhone. So you won’t have to run away from using the native Camera app anymore, at least, not for this reason.

But the catch is that it is

Apple has completely re-invented Widgets in iPhone with iOS 14, from changing their appearance to allowing users to add them to the Home screen of the iPhone. But what Apple truly considers its biggest change to the Widgets is the ‘Smart Stack’.

As the name suggests, you can stack your widgets on top of each other. Previously, it would have made no sense. But now when we can add the Widgets to our Home screen, they seem like the most sensible and natural thing Apple could have added. And yet, it’s serendipity that they did; it