How to Build the Ultimate iPhone Home Screen! 

@@DevangShah247 lmk when/if theres a fix

Hola, podrias compartir el widget del minuto 02:45 del health app?

@Demetrius Create the widget from Widgy normally and add it to your normal home screen. Then go to "jiggle mode" (edit home screen - so you can move icons etc), and drag the widget to the left to "screen 0"

I’m having a hard time creating that health at a glance widget! Anyone have the QR code or URL? I’d appreciate you!

@@_AndrewYee what is your Twitter?

tHis is a normal Iphone 14 right .. in his video

@@nyckatiemae No its 14 Pro

I cant able to find the wallpapers free !!! Do you got it !?

Share me the wallpaper dude

@@Zaid-ow7nf I think it’s better if you just buy them instead. It’s a way to support the channel. It’s not that pricey.

@@alonzodelacruz6335 Selling an image for two dollars. Ripoff

@@alucidrust no one is forcing you to purchase the wallpapers anyway so where is this energy coming from? And if you think someone’s artworks are almost worthless, then, I guess you are every graphic artist’s dream client.

How do you add the large widget on homescreen? It only gives me small and rectangle

Same lol

yea why not use the default which is way better, doesnt use space, and is smooth like butter

Hi John Where you able to figure out the hello widget?

@@jasleenmangat78 unfortunately not. 🥲

I would like to know how to get it as well.

no 😂

Android more practical and useful than ios.

I have iPhone 14 brand new for sale at Affordable Price

Any idea on how he got them there?

@@YT-cd2vi Practical no; useful maybe

Android can do this too

Use the astronomy mode, or weather mode, it will change depending on time of day making an effective dark mode.

You can change it, according to light/dark mode, with shortcut

Can u share me the pack

😂😂

Having the same issue. Trying setting focus to change the wall papers but the widget stays with the transparency. No way to set two and I haven’t figured out a work around yet. Maybe a short cut that’s activated when the focus changes?

same issue for me :(. Would, love to get the second one too!

You can get wallpapers that hide it if that’s something you are looking for

Ability to hide the dock and app names is the feature i want to see on iPhone. I want an all black look on my Home Screen

I'm a long time Android user myself and switched back to Apple for a bit on the 14 pro max. I'm glad Apple is allowing more customization but there needs to be more. I wish there were more options for 3rd party apps aside from what Apple wants us to use, and more ways to just fine tune everything.

should have waited for iphone 15 pro max. the 14 is kinda shit

@@srij0n316 Bullshit. If the guy moves from android and not from iphone 13-11 14 is great.

Can u share me the wallpaper

Do you mind sharing it?

Just the colors are different!

How are you finding iOS over Android? I'm thinking of doing the same thing.

@@bustercolin7507 it’s fine if you don’t use apps that are android only

@@bustercolin7507 Honestly at this point they are very similar. There are trade-offs to be had on both sides. For instance, I prefer the notification system on Android. I’m still trying to get the hang of it on iOS. On the other hand, almost every app runs better, and looks better on iOS. This is due to developers only having to develop for one phone, the iPhone on the Apple side. For Android, they have to ensure compatibility with every Android phone out there, and in my opinion, we the end-user get a compromised experience, even if it’s on a flagship like the Samsung S22. I thought I would miss having the S-Pen, but I don’t. I got out of the habit of using it to be honest, and I’m happy using Siri to take notes with my voice into the Notes app. Everyone throws around the word ecosystem when it comes to Apple, but there’s no doubt about it, it’s awesome even if you have an Apple TV or an iPad, it’s nice how things just flow together. The latest update to iOS brings a lot of customization, in terms of widgets, which brings me much closer to the experience I was getting on Android. I’m still learning the ropes, but I’m very happy with it so far.

​@@bustercolin7507 I also just switched to the 14 pro after having androids for years (and really digging into the system to change almost everything). There are real trade-offs which you must accept, but it also comes with some nice features and a really smooth OS. For me, i really hate the way the iPhone works with photo's and it's photo app, it's a huge mess and really inconvenient compared to android. Also, the fact that the keyboard does not have a number row on top, are just simple things i really miss compared to using my S22/Android. The gestures are nice (which i also used on android), but can be confusing sometimes, as android has a basic back button. With iOS it's really specific which direction to swipe from/to, in order to close or go back a page, which is also impossible if you opened an entire new page. Also keep in mind, when there is a feature you don't like or want to change, the chances are big that it's not possible. Apple really designs their ecosystem to be used by their ways. Overall, it's a clean and great optimised system, the iPhones themselfs feel much more premium and well build over any other phone. But when you want to make the switch, keep in mind you really have to accept the ways how Apple wants you to use the phone, there isn't that much to change to be done, besides some visual customization.

agree

me too

u guys are very welcome

same query

I have iPhone 14 brand new for sale at Affordable Price

It's all about their design ethos. If you're designing an app or function for your phone and you know that every phone has the same font, layout and other dimension and display specifics (not to mention whats running under the hood), you can much more easily and cleanly design things that (almost) always look good and always work well. The more freedom the end user has to change parameters the more you introduce unknowns and crucially, potential bugs. This is one of the ways Apple gained its "always just works" reputation. A lot of things left easily open in Windows, Mac would lock or hide, leading to less clutter, options and most importantly, less ways for people who didn't maybe know as much, to break things. Also, for people who aren't into customisation as much, presenting less options is less overwhelming and so appears easier to use, which works for a lot of people. It's no coincidence that in recent years as Apple has bent to the pressure to give users more options (or move away from certain aspects of their design), that they've experienced more bugs. It's also why they are much slower to implement seemingly easy things in general. It's not that they can't do it, but they refuse to do to it until they can be sure it will work as intended and give the user the best experience they can (from Apple's POV anyway). Android vs Apple just comes down to two different approaches to design. Both have pros and cons, so it's up to the user to pick the one that works for them.

Exaclty, I already deleted the Widgy app, not worthy for me, since battery is so important.

@@Prime96bro that shit app happened to fu*k my battery backup and used to hear my mobile. After reading the comments here i got rid of the app and now my iPhone is giving me good battery backup. Thanks :)

Ones at 2:33 too please!

wondering the same

Did you figure it out?

I’m trying to figure this out too!

Me too!

Unfortunately not :(

I have iPhone 14 brand new for sale at Affordable Price