Beyond Liquid Glass, Apple is making giant updates to Control Center in iOS 26 that make this always handy iPhone feature ...

Control Center ships with multiple pages, but you can delete them for a one-page Control Center like before. Also, you can change the default camera and flashlight controls on the Lock Screen.

With the release of iOS 18.1, Apple is introducing a one-tap method to reset the Control Center to its default state. This is useful in case you've made any tweaks you don't like and wish to ...

Apple's iOS 18 update enhances Control Center customization on iPhones, allowing users to add, remove, and rearrange icons or reset to default settings for a streamlined experience.

In the fifth beta of iOS 18.1, Apple has made some changes to the new customizable Control Center, refining it ahead of when iOS 18.1 is set to come out in October.

The new Control Center in iOS 18 is divided into three pages. The first shows the controls that iPhone owners are already used to, such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, flashlight, and volume.

Control Center first launched in iOS 7, which came out in 2013. It underwent a big overhaul in 2017’s iOS 11 release and has since remained unchanged. So with this news that we may see some ...

One of the great things about Control Center in iOS 18 is how customizable it is. But sometimes, the freedom and chaos brought by customizing everything can make you pine for the default setup ...

You still swipe down from the top right on iPhone to get Control Center in iOS 18, but after that, it's a whole new design and how you edit has completely changed.

Control Center might not be the flashiest corner of iOS, but when Apple adds more functionality and flexibility to a panel that by default can be accessed with a single gesture from anywhere in ...

Rumors continue to surface about changes planned for Control Center on iOS 18, which Apple is set to unveil during its WWDC keynote on Monday. The latest word comes from Bloomberg 's Mark Gurman ...