Apple also lets you move the video off the screen, while the audio track keeps running - something not available in the Android implementations. Play a video in an app, use the Home gesture, video continues playing in a PiP window, which you can move around or dismiss when you don't want it around anymore. Picture-in-Picture is now baked into iOS for videos and FaceTime calls. If you combine the App Library with the fact that you can now hide home screens, this creates a makeshift app drawer sort of situation. It looks like a screen housing a bunch of folders, and your most used apps from each of those categories are instantly accessible, with one tap - no need to open the 'folder' first. It also has a folder with suggested apps and recently added ones for easier access.

It's not that, per se, but the new App Library sits to the right of your rightmost home screen and automatically organizes your apps based on category. The Today screen isn't going away, but you have the option to use widgets on your regular home screens as well now.Īpple's also adding its very own interpretation of an app drawer. Widgets are also more data rich and now come in a variety of sizes. Home screen widgets are now a thing, for example. It brings a bunch of new features, most of which will seem eerily familiar to Android users. Today Apple revealed its newest mobile OS version, iOS 14.

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