Ditch the folder system iOS 7 4  Today's iOS home screen limits
the number of apps per screen and also the number of apps that
can go in a folder. So the user is left to manually organize
each "screen" of their device. That can quickly get difficult
and confusing if that user has a lot of apps.  My tweaked apps
screen serves up more flexibility around organizing them.
Imagine each screen represents a category of apps. When apps are
downloaded from the App Store, they go to a default app category
on the phone, but users can move them to alternate or custom
categories. (Swiping sideways navigates between categories.)
This removes the need for "folders" completely, which can limit
how apps can be organized.    @FortuneMagazine - Last updated
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