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Apple recently announced iOS 18 along with OS updates for other platforms. And it's safe to say that without the Apple Intelligence features in the picture, the update is quite underwhelming. Still, there are a few nuggets to discover, like the option to change widget size right from the Home Screen without having to open the Widget gallery.

Before iOS 18, if you wanted to change the size of the widget you had added on your Home Screen or Today view, well, there was no shortcut or easy way out. You had to repeat the entire process to add the

The much-anticipated iOS 18 has now been publicly released by Apple. This latest iteration of Apple's mobile operating system brings a host of new features and improvements to iPhone users worldwide.

One of the standout features of iOS 18 is the enhanced customization options for the iPhone Home Screen. Users can now not only change the position of app icons but also customize their appearance with Dark Mode or various color options. Importantly, a feature that wasn't highlighted in Apple's initial announcements is the ability to hide app names from the Home Screen. This has been a long-requested feature by

It's that time of the year. Tech aficionados know what I'm talking about. Apple's WWDC is officially underway with the keynote earlier in the day. As expected, Apple has announced the new OS versions for their different platforms, including the iOS 18. While there's still time for the stable version of the OS to arrive – it'll arrive in the fall, along with the new iPhone 16 – the developer beta for iOS 18 is here. If you can't wait to try iOS 18, here's how to install it on a compatible device.

With Apple's annual Worldwide Developer Conference officially underway, we've entered the era of iOS 18 even if the public release of the software is still months away. iOS 18 comes with a lot of new updates with a customizable Home Screen and Control Center, new intelligence features, and a redesigned Photos app, among others.

As is the case with new iOS updates every time, it's making users wonder if their iPhone has made it to the list of supported devices as every year, a few devices don't make the cut. However, that has not been the case this year. Every