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Don’t like using widgets on Windows 11? Here’s how you can get rid of the widgets panel in Windows 11.

Are the iOS widgets not updating the latest information for you? Here are the ways to fix widgets not working or updating on iPhone.

Smart widgets are a handsome addition to the new Galaxy S22 series phones? Check out how to use smart widgets in the Samsung Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22+, and Galaxy S22 Ultra.

A complete guide on how to enable, use, and customize Edge bar in Microsoft Edge on Windows 11.

Widgets are just one of many important features that Microsoft announced with Windows 11. The News and Interests widget that we saw earlier on Windows 10 received a major design overhaul on Windows 11. But truth to be told, using Widgets hasn’

Widgets have to be the most underrated feature on Android. While some barely even know about their existence, others can’t live without them.

With the release of iOS 14, users were given the ability to customize their home screen with widgets. What are widgets? A widget is very different from an app. Widgets are various sizes and can show you the weather, photos, reminders, texts, and so

For the Android folks, widgets have been a common placement on the home screen for quite a few years. However, the situation is not the same for iPhone and iPad users. Apple introduced Widgets for iPadOS recently and they bring a distinctive look to

Windows was the last major operating system without widget support. Microsoft used Live tiles to offer real-time information in the Windows start menu. The company did give us a glimpse of widget support with the News and Weather widget in the ta

Introduced as an exclusive feature for the Pixel Launcher, At a Glance widget eventually made it to all Android phones. It’s a simple yet extremely helpful widget to get important information quickly without opening any app.

Apple’s annual major update release cycle is quite well-known, and people look forward to them. This year, Apple’s macOS Big Sur is already causing rifts and ripples among the Mac users. The new Big Sur update is full of features ranging

Apple’s iOS 14 brings the overhaul to a rather boring and identical iPhone home screen. Since its introduction in 2007, the iPhone home screen carried over the same grid of apps look by default.

iOS 14 update arrives with many customization options on the iPhone. Since its launch last week, we have seen users showing off the home screen makeover with custom app icons and widgets on the home screen. You can finally add resizable app widgets o

Widgets aren’t new to the iPad or iPhone. You could use them inside the Today View on both the devices. But with iOS 14 and iPadOS 14, certain new features have been added that enhance their functionalities. If you are curious to know how widgets w

For the first time in iPhone history, iOS 14 brings the ability to add widgets to the Home screen. Those widgets come in various sizes and despite not sporting any interactive elements relay lots of useful information.

MIUI is one of the most popular mobile interface. Developed in-house by Xiaomi, it is heavily customized to alter the user experience that one gets in stock Android.

There is an app for pretty much everything these days. You want something to be done on your mobile, and someone has probably built an app around that. While apps are great, you know what’s even better? Widgets. Cool little pieces of programs that

Widgets on Android are a great way for you to access key app features right on your home screen. But a lot of developers, including Google, don’t ship widgets with their apps. What if I told you that you could create custom widgets? Yep, that&#

One thing I like about Android that I always miss on other mobile operating systems is the support for home screen widgets. Every morning I dedicate 15 minutes to my widgets to get information like weather, news and my upcoming events and meetings ri

Let’s face it, email doesn’t get easier as time goes on. It gets worse. You get more of it. And a lot of it is stuff you either can’t act on or don’t need to read at all. This can be company newsletters, updates from colleagues, anything.