Scrolling left or right in search of a particular app on your iPhone can be an unpleasant experience. That is why choosing to group articles in a well-identified folder will guarantee easy access to the app allocation process. A folder will enable you to keep apps of a similar nature in their own place. the decision is absolutely yours, you can group apps based on their actions or for the purposes they serve. For instance, you can create a folder for entertainment apps, games, work apps, social apps and so much more. Here is how you can organize your iPhone apps into folders.
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How to Create a Folder on your iPhone
1. Click and hold the preferred app until the apps begin to jiggle.
2. To create a folder, drag an app onto another app.
3. To add other apps to the folder, drag the app onto the created folder.
4. Next, you will need to rename the folder. Click on the folder then tap on the folder title, type in the Folder name and tap the done button on your keyboard. If the editing option does not surface, click and hold the folder until the apps start to jiggle, tap on the folder, click the folder name, enter a preferred new name and click Done.
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How to Delete a Folder on your iPhone
1. Locate the folder that you want to delete on your iPhone home page.
2. Click on the Folder to open it.
3. Long press and hold any preferred app from the Folder until the apps start to jiggle.
4. Drag the app by app from the folder circumference.
5. Once all the apps are dragged out of the folder, you will have deleted the folder automatically.
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How to Remove App From a Folder
1. Find the folder in which the app you want to delete is grouped.
2. Tap on the Folder to open it.
3. Long press and hold the app from the Folder until the apps start to jiggle.
4. Drag the app from the folder circumference.
5. That way you will have removed an app from the folder back to the home screen.