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For iPad, it's primarily clunky and a huge waste of space. For iPhone, I'm certain there is a better way to discover and open apps than what was devised a deca

For iPad, it's primarily clunky and a huge waste of space. For iPhone, I'm certain there is a better way to discover and open apps than what was devised a decade ago. The current pull-down search is useful, but as a naive idea: some sort of search & auto-complete on the home screen would be great. EDIT: Bonus - Trying to organize your apps is a nightmare. How do you organize a bunch of icons split across multiple screens?

im3w1l 7y ago
> The average person has 60-90 apps installed on their phone, using around 30 of them each month and launching 9 per day. https://9to5mac.com/2017/05/05/average-app-user-per-day/ https://9to5mac.com/2017/05/05/average-app-user-per-day/ I don't know exactly what that means but I figured it is a good starting point for a discussion.
- dexterdog 7y ago
  But is that because it's a mental limitation or is it brought on by the interface?