Hello VaShaun, as David suggested, moving apps into folders will help
clean up the screens. When you do this with the currently visible apps,
eventually the invisible ones, which are only accessible via the
spotlight search, will also become visible. The iPhone has a limit of 11
home screen pages. Each folder has a limit of 12 apps. Since you can fit
up to 16 apps or folders on each screen you can then decide which apps
you want in the home screen itself, which ones you want in folders, and
the organization of those folders.
What I like to do for example is have my main apps I use daily on the
first page of the home screen. Then the second page has my audio and gps
apps. The 3rd, 4th, and 5th pages are full of folders which categorize
my lesser used apps by groups. I also periodically go through the
installed apps and if I haven't used one for months, I might remove it.
Just because I have over 50gb of space on this phone doesn't mean I will
fill it up with apps I may not use, or not use that much.
One suggestion I might make is while you are making your apps organized,
you remove apps from the dock. These 4 apps are always the same no
matter which home screen page you are on. The reason I recommend this is
if you create for example, a word games folder and you have games which
classify as word games on various home page screens, you can then move
this folder to the dock and that way it will be there on which ever home
screen page you are in. That way you can scroll to the right page and
then move the specific app down to that folder. This really helps in
organizing apps. It may take a while, but once you get there, things
will be a lot nicer.
I hope these tips help.
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On 4/30/2012 5:22 PM, VaShaun Jones wrote:
My question is not how many app, folders or screens. My question is some apps
does not show up on the phone unless you search for them. Once you search and
find them you can't move it that way. How can you move a app that is on the
phone but not showing up on the 11 pages?
On Apr 30, 2012, at 4:35 PM, curmudgeon<[email protected]> wrote:
hello
its simple math 400 divided by 12 apts in a folder equal 33 folders
16 folders on a screen
today is worst,
than yesterday,
but, not as bad,
as tomorrow ,
o, m, g,
On Apr 30, 2012, at 11:46 AM, VaShaun Jones<[email protected]> wrote:
External Brain,
Does anyone know how to move apps around when you have over 400 of them and
they don't show up on the 11 pages? I was thinking that I could open them and
then they would be in the app chooser but they can't be deleted from there. How
can a move be done when your phone is setup this way?
Thanks in advance,
VaShaun Jones
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