In iOS 13, Apple brought Dark Mode to the iPhone. At the time, OLED displays were already part of the iPhone lineup, bringing a perfect black background to some apps. Now, with iOS 18, Apple revamped the Home Screen with more customization, including the ability to make your iPhone icons dark (and tinted, but it’s not as pretty). If you just downloaded iOS 18, this article will teach you how to make your iPhone home screen icons dark and why you should try it out, even if it wasn't on your radar. We also recently explained how to customize your iPhone Lock Screen. Make your iPhone home screen icons dark It's a really straightforward process: Once you have iOS 18 downloaded on your iPhone or iPad, long press an empty space on the Home Screen Tap the Edit button in the upper left corner Select Customize Choose the Dark option Image source: José Adorno for BGR Note that some iPhone home screen icons won't look dark in iOS 18 (I'm looking at you, Telegram). This happens because the developers need to update their icons first. However, Apple can make other apps look tinted without a problem. If you ever want to change the color back, just follow the same steps again. Besides the ability to make your iPhone home screen icons dark, iOS 18 offers these options: Rearrange apps and widgets: Place your apps and widgets where you want them. Arrange them along the bottom for easier reach or off to the side to frame your favorite wallpaper. Turn apps into widgets: By long-pressing an app in iOS 18, you can turn it into a widget. Larger apps: You can make app icons larger by removing names from the Home Screen. Wrap up If you don't want to have dark icons on your home screen all the time, you can set multiple Focus Modes. Below, we’ll teach you how to use this game-changing iOS feature. Don't Miss: Focus Mode is a game-changer for iPhone – here’s how to set up and use it The post How to make your iPhone home screen icons dark in iOS 18 appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Best deals: Tech, laptops, TVs, and more sales Today’s deals: $100 off Sihoo Doro C300 Pro office chair, Rare Nintendo Switch OLED sale, Anker chargers, more Today’s deals: $20 Amazon credit, 23% off Galaxy Z Flip 6, $50 Ninja blender, $48 Anker ANC earbuds, more Today’s deals: $129 Apple Watch Cellular, $750 Hisense 75-inch TV, $29 humidifier, $140 standing desk, more

Archaeologists have made a remarkable discovery during excavations at an ancient cemetery in Poland. The researchers uncovered 160 artifacts dating back to the Neolithic period and early Bronze Age. The cemetery itself, which spans from the late pre-Roman to early Roman period (approximately the 1st century BC to the 2nd century AD), was also unearthed. 23 inhumation burials - where full bodies were buried in the ground - alongside four cremation burials, were a included at the cemetery. Over the course of three excavation seasons, archaeologists from the Jagiellonian University’s Institute of Archaeology and the company Pryncypat made these finds, in the town of Kazimierza Wielka, located about 28 miles (44 km) northeast of Kraków, reports a Jagiellonian University Facebook post. The History of the Piast Dynasty, the First Rulers of Poland Lost in Time and Out of Place: Trypillia Copper Axe is Poland’s Oldest     Read moreSection: ArtifactsAncient TechnologyNewsHistory & ArchaeologyHistoryAncient TraditionsRead Later 

Sri Lanka's election commission declared a previously fringe Marxist politician the country's president-elect on Sunday after a vote coloured by discontent over the island nation's response to an unprecedented financial crisis.Anura Kumara Dissanayaka, the 55-year-old...

Vice President Kamala Harris has flipped a 2-point lead by Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump from July to a 5-point lead for herself in a new national poll, which hails "newly popular" Harris on momentum and the candidate for "change."Harris' lead...

French Prime Minister Michel Barnier's hard-won new government faced pressure from day one Sunday as threats of a no-confidence motion in parliament multiplied.The long wait for a functioning government after President Emmanuel Macron called a snap general election ended...

After the Feds came charging into New York City and began seizing the data and electronic devices belonging to former NYPD Commissioner Edward Caban and his twin brother, a bit of a hornet's nest had…

Greetings from the sports desk located somewhere below decks of the Good Pirate Ship RedState. Sammy the Shark and Karl the Kraken assure me they are hard at work on the now 79 post-long series detailing…

Welcome to the RedState Weekly Briefing  — where we take a quick look at the week’s most viewed stories in case you missed any of them. Grab a cup of coffee (or something stronger as we stumble…

Sidewalks once teeming with tents, tarps and people passed out next to heaps of trash have largely disappeared from great swaths of San Francisco, a city widely known for its visible homeless population.…

Dozens of youths storm 7-Eleven near Beverly Hills, California, and ransack the store. (Credit RAWS Alerts X Screenshot) Dozens of youths took advantage of weak Democrat crime laws and ransacked a 7-Eleven…