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iOS 18 set to revolutionise your iPhone’s home screen

Apple's iOS 18 is set to make the iPhone home screen more customisable and enhance Siri with generative AI.

Apple is on the brink of introducing a game-changer for iPhone users worldwide. With iOS 18, it’s rumoured that you’ll get to tweak and personalise your home screen like never before. This news comes hot on Bloomberg’s report two days ago, hinting at a “more customisable” home screen, yet details were scant. Thankfully, MacRumors has filled in the gaps with insights from well-placed sources.

Unlock new levels of customisation

Have you ever felt boxed in by the rigid grid system of your iPhone’s home screen? iOS 18 is set to change all that. Imagine introducing blank spaces or arranging your apps in rows and columns of your choosing. The freedom to personalise is almost at your fingertips. However, it’s worth noting that despite this newfound flexibility, apps will likely remain tied to the existing grid layout. But even within these confines, the possibilities for customisation are vast.

This step towards a more personalised experience isn’t new territory for Apple. It’s an extension of the customisable lock screen features introduced with iOS 16 for the iPhone and iPadOS 17 for the iPad. Apple is keen to give you more control over your device’s aesthetics, making it your own.

Siri gets a facelift with generative AI

But that’s not all that’s brewing in Cupertino. Come WWDC 2024 this June, Apple is also expected to unveil a new and improved Siri, enhanced with generative AI. This could mean more natural interactions and a more intelligent assistant to help you navigate your digital life.

What’s next?

As we edge closer to WWDC 2024, the anticipation is palpable. Apple’s commitment to innovation and user experience shines through with these rumoured updates; whether it’s giving your home screen a personal touch or interacting with a more intelligent Siri, iOS 18 promises to bring fresh dynamism to your iPhone. Stay tuned, as June is just around the corner, and with it, the potential to redefine how we use our most cherished device.

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