You probably want to arrange them just so. Of course, you probably don’t really want your apps strictly in A to Z order. Any apps that you have grouped by dragging one on top of another will be taken out of their folders. One other thing to notice: resetting the Home Screen Layout eliminated my folders. Use the built-in Spotlight search instead. This is officially known as “Spotlight search.”)īy entering an “x” I find four apps, including one whose name starts with X, even though my Home screens don’t display any apps whose names start with X. In practice, putting your finger somewhere in the middle of the screen and pulling down does the trick. Don’t put it at the very top as that space is reserved for other things like Notifications and Control Center. Actually you can’t quite put your finger “anywhere” on any home screen. (I searched by putting my finger anywhere on any home screen and pulling down, which then displayed a search box at the top. Searching for the letter X, using Spotlight Here’s how it looks when I search for the letter “x.” For example, on my phone I can search for the letter X, finding four apps that have an X in their names, even though some of them can’t be found visually by paging through Home screens. One can do a search to find the app and if the app is installed it will launch, even though it’s not findable on a Home Screen. Note 2: just because an app isn’t displayed on a Home Screen doesn’t mean it’s not on the phone. (Yes I might have too many apps.) But, if I group some apps by dragging one app on top of another, little by little I will create room on the 15th page. You’ll notice, if you look at the “After” picture, that after resetting the Home Screen layout my apps only go up to the letter “P.” That’s because there’s nowhere to put the apps that start with Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z. Note: there’s a limit on the number of Home Screens. But, apart from those few weirdo apps that are not sorted A to Z by their names, the rest are. I have a feeling that the developers of those apps have done something sneaky to get their apps to sort at the top. Once you get past the Apple Apps everything is alphabetical (except for the ones that aren’t, like the few at the bottom of Home Screen 1, and this non-Apple Weather app). Home Screen 2 has more Apple apps, then a folder called “Utilities.” That folder holds four more Apple apps: Voice Memos, Compass, Measure, and Calculator.
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