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Whenever a new iOS update comes out, there's always some feature that causes controversy. This year, that mantle easily goes to the Photos app. Who would've thought, right? Mostly, after a new iOS update, things generally stay the same with the Photos app, even with the addition of the new features.

But the overhaul that the Photos app has received this year has easily compensated for that and steeped the app in broiling furor. The redesign of the Photos app is quite intensive, there's no two ways about it. Let's dive deep into it.

A unified design

The biggest change

iOS 18 introduces new customization options for your Home Screen, allowing you to change the color of your app icons and widgets. Here's a step-by-step guide to personalize your iPhone's appearance.

Accessing the Customization Menu

1. Go to your iPhone's Home Screen.
2. Touch and hold an empty area on the screen until the icons start to jiggle.
3. Tap the "Edit" button at the top of the screen.
4. Select "Customize" from the menu that appears.

Changing Icon Color

Using the Tint Feature

1. In the Customize menu, tap "Tinted".
2. Use the color slider to choose your desired hue.
3. Adjust the saturation slider to

Genmoji is an exciting upcoming feature that will allow users to create unique, emoji-style stickers right from their keyboard. This feature is part of Apple Intelligence, a new system that combines generative AI with personal context to deliver relevant and useful experiences.

When can we expect to make emojis with Genmoji?

• Genmoji won't be included in the initial iOS 18.1 release either that is scheduled to launch in October.
• It's expected to launch later this year or in the coming months.
• The feature will first be available in U.S. English.
• Localized English versions for Australia, Canada, New Zealand,

If you've heard about creating custom emojis on iOS 18, you might be excited to try this new feature. However, it's crucial to understand that this feature, officially called "Genmoji," is not available on all iPhones that support iOS 18. Here's what you need to know:

Everything you need to know about making emojis with Genmoji in iOS 18

Creating personalized emoji stickers with AI-powered text descriptions

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Genmoji and Apple Intelligence

Genmoji is not a standalone feature of iOS 18. Instead, it's part of Apple Intelligence, a new AI-powered system introduced alongside iOS 18. This

With iOS 18, you can now also create Reminders from within the Calendar app, along with the existing option to create events. With the new integration, you can also see your existing scheduled reminders (the ones that have a date and time) as well as the ones you create from the Calendar app in the latter.

The new updates don't affect the existing Reminders app in any way and it will continue to be a standalone app. However, with this new integration, it'll be easier for people to manage their schedules from within a single app itself by seeing their