that makes managing apps much more easier. With an ability to hold up to 176 apps, this organizer shall be shown as a grayed out Home Screen on the iPhone . While the new Home Screen will primarily serve to hold iPhone apps temporarily as you organize your iPhone , you may also be able to access these overflow apps on the iPhone by using Spotlight.
As folks at TUAW note, this feature comes extremely handy when handling a lot of apps. However, it still does not serve the equally important function of sorting applications. Mike from TUAW notes:
It would also be nice to have a “shelf” to store app icons on while you're moving them around (you can use the bottom 4 apps as a minishelf, but that's not really enough). Maybe you could pile them into different areas on a screen and then drag them in the way you want onto your homescreens
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? With the new update helping those iPhone users who have a lot of apps on their iPhones, we are curious to know how many iPhone apps do our readers have on their iPhones. Please tell us in the comments.