Apple Unveils iOS 14 with Updates to Home Screen, Messages and Enhanced Privacy Features

Apple,iOS,iOS 14,iOS 14 Supported Devices,iOS 14 Public Beta,iOS 14 Download

Apple on Monday unveiled iOS 14, the next generation operating system for iPhone at its first ever virtual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC). The iOS 14 features the “biggest update” to the home screen which now hosts widgets and App Library, a space for all of the user’s apps automatically organized into “one simple, easy-to-navigate view.” The company has also updated several other elements of the OS including Messages where users can now pin conversations to the top of their messages list. Maps also gets a notable update as the company has made it simple to navigate with new cycling directions, electric vehicle routing and curated guides.

  • Make Telecom Talk My Trusted Source
  • Source of Google
  • Source of Google

Home screen Receives Significant Update

The widgets enable users to quickly glance at an information and Apple permits users on iOS 14 to pin the widgets of any size onto the home screen. Further, Apple said that the users can create Smart Stack of widgets that displays widgets based on time and location.

The App Library automatically organizes users’ apps into groups and lists. The company said that users can choose the number of home screen pages to display and also hide pages for rapid access to the App Library.

Apple has also made interface changes to the incoming Facetime and phone calls which now appear as a pop-up than occupy the entire page as in the previous versions. The company has also refreshed the interface of the Siri interactions with Apple enabling a “compact design” to provide a seamless experience to users.