iPhones have come a long way since Apple released the first model back in June 2007 . However, if there's one thing that hasn't changed, it's the presentation of the iPhone's apps. Sure, some of the apps may look a bit different to match newer customization options, like when dark mode came out with iOS 13, while also following the visual trends that come with each iOS release.
Remember when Instagram's app went from a brown, old-fashioned camera to a bright pink, minimalist style? That said, the layout of the apps hasn't changed much, even with the inclusion of widgets , but organizing them to fit your lifestyle has gotten easier. If you're an iPhone user, you're more than likely aware of how to make folders and move your apps around across your home screen. However, the process can become tedious moving one app at a time.
Luckily, there's a solution. Being able to move multiple iPhone apps at once has been around for a few years of iOS updates — albeit it's not one of the most well-known quick-organization features. Once you know how to move them around, though, the days of selecting one icon at a time and dragging them across several screens will be over.
When moving multiple apps at once, you have the option of starting on a main screen or inside a folder. It is a fairly simple process, but it requires both hands. You'll use the same first step of long-pressing an app to move your app icons, but you'll want to make sure that the icon you press on is one of the apps you .
