This is one of the biggest changes to land on iOS in years, and it’s incredible that Apple didn’t even talk about at the event — probably because it couldn’t find a way to mention it as a benefit without facing the obvious "what took you so long?" criticism. But you can finally, finally replace the email and browser apps with your own third-party choices for actions like opening a link or composing a message directly from another app. (Do note that all iOS web browsers are still just Safari with a skin, like they’ve always been, though.)
iOS joins the ranks of almost every Android launcher released since 2008 by finally supporting widgets on the home screen.
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Unless you slept in really late today, you’re probably aware that Apple just dropped a whole pile of news on the world at large, including