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See the latest Apple news as it happens, with just a glance at your iPhone or iPad, as the new iOS 14 widgets in the AppleInsider app update you with all the headlines.
Now you can check AppleInsider all day with your pick of the biggest Apple news. The newly updated AppleInsider The app has added widgets, which means you can place the headlines on your iPhone screen where they will update throughout the day.
You can choose to see only one title in the small widget or opt for two in the medium one. Then the full size AppleInsider The widget gives you the four most recent headlines at a glance.
How to use widgets in iOS 14
To read headlines all day, just add your choice of AppleInsider widget. You must have iOS 14 and the latest version of AppleInsider application.
Then follow our instructions for the best way to install the widgets. Widgets are just one of the ways you can customize your iPhone in iOS 14, but they are definitely the most useful.
How to make widgets work for you
However, while you can read the headlines all day, if you tend to check in in the mornings and during lunch, have your iPhone show you the widgets. You’ll still be able to go back to your phone and check the headlines anytime you want, but iOS 14 can learn when you do it most often.
There are three options for widget size, but you can use all of them
The stack part means you can have AppleInsider headlines share space with other widgets of the same size. So instead of filling your home screens with widgets, you can have one or two that show you several.
You can access any of the stack widgets with the swipe of your finger, but when it comes to a smart stack, you are less likely to need it. At first, you may not see the difference, but if you look repeatedly AppleInsider at 9am in the morning, let’s say, then your iPhone and iOS 14 will learn it.
And very soon, if you pick up your iPhone anywhere around 9am, it’s the AppleInsider widget that you will see immediately.
The AppleInsider app requires iOS 12 or iPadOS 12 or higher. On the Apple Watch, you will need watchOS 3.0 or later. Widgets obviously need iOS 14 to work.
