At Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference, the tech giant announced all of the new features for its next iPhone operating system -- iOS 26 (yes, iOS 26, not iOS 19). The next version of iOS will add ...

For this example, we will hide an application that everyone has installed by default on their Mac, the Safari web browser. There are several ways to do this, but we will be focusing on the most simple ...

You can use the macOS Finder's Copy command to copy and paste files. But here's how to use the same command to copy file icons into Preview.

QUICK ANSWER. To change app icons on an Android phone, you'll need a shortcut maker app or a third-party app launcher along with an icon pack. From there, use the launcher or shortcut maker ...

With iOS 18, Apple gave us dark mode icons. But not every developer has updated their app to match Apple's aesthetic. If you don't want to wait, you can essentially create your own dark version of ...

Find the app that you've changed the icon for, right-click on it, and select Get Info. Click once on the app's icon in this window. You should see it highlighted.

Google is considering changing which icons Android will use to show notifications in the status bar, notifications shelf, and always-on display. The company is experimenting with using apps ...

Use Good Lock Modules: If you want to use third-party icon packs on all apps, you can use Good Lock modules. This method requires additional setup but offers more customization options.

Google is experimenting with replacing notification icons with app icons in Android 15. Android expert Mishaal Rahman, writing for Android Authority, uncovered the changes while exploring the Android ...

When you open the camera app, by default, the app shows you the photo mode with plenty of options and icons to choose from. You can also access advanced features using the caret arrow icon. Here ...

The app icon might have changed, but it doesn’t mean any significant changes are coming to the app. It did stir up quite a bit of conversation on both X (formerly Twitter) ...