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iOS 14 Public Beta Review: First Impressions

By : ABP News Bureau | Updated : (IST)

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The iOS 14 includes a big change to the iOS home screen, including the ability to set default email and browser apps for the first time. In iOS 14, users can pin widgets with updating information on the home screen, Apple said on Monday, including calendar and maps mini-programs. Previously, users could only include apps on an iPhone’s home screen. Users can drag a widget onto the iPhone home screen, where it will persist. Users can add new widgets from a gallery that shows the ones they have installed. Apple also introduced a widget that uses artificial intelligence to predict which data the user wants to see.

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