So your iPhone is rampant with iPhone apps all over the place with different screens and nothing is in order. Well we have a cure for this, grouping your apps and putting different or similar apps into a folder can fix any iPhone over flowing with apps that are all over the place. However this requires some time and can be frustrating if you don't have your thoughts straight. When creating folders for your iPhone apps one must be able to simply hold down any app til their wiggling around or shaking. Then drag the app you want to group with another app and drag til it's over another app and it'll automatically create a folder with the app you moved and the app you dragged over it with. This is how you can easily create folders on your iPhone and group your similiar apps together. Another great thing you can do is rename your Grouped Apps folders by doing the following. Hold down the grouped apps and then click into the folder then at the top you'll have the name of folder and a x press the x and then rename the grouped apps folders to the name of your choice. Simple isn't, well it can be if you don't have over 100 apps that you haven't had time to go over and begin to manage. We've seen cases of iPhone lovers who have over 200 apps and haven't rearranged or grouped them in anyway. The question is? Why bother.

It's a good question and really a good point. But lets look at from a point of your iPhones speed and how well it operates. Did you know when you first get your iPhone before you've added Music, Videos or APPs how fast it is. How well your texts are showing and being typed including your calls. However when you bring into the mix Music, Videos, Contacts And A Slew of APPs that are just showing everywhere on your iPhone and you have more than four to five home screens. It can really drag and drop your iPhones performance. This coupled with your Contacts, for us the processor on the iPhone can only do so much. The space is fine, but if your running a 8GB iPhone model you'll notice a difference really quick. Especially if your running dangerously close to maximum size of your iPhone. It's why grouping your apps together can improve your performance of your iPhone and bring order to a once orderless iPhone. In fact, a lot of bloggers and apple techs will tell you the same thing. When it comes to performance, having your apps all grouped will the best solution for you. Especially if can narrow your home screens down to one or two. Meaning your having each app fill every part of the screen, to where you end up having to scroll up to five times.

Grouping your iPhone apps isn't just a smart way of keeping your iPhone running fast. But makes the life of your iPhone extend way beyond it's normal run time. Even if you where to group your iPhone APPs and then left some not Grouped you would still be fine. We understand the need for simplicity and ease of access. So if having your iPhone apps isn't your style or way of doing things. Then it's not a problem, just note the less your iPhone has to do is more processing for your APPs, or other programs it has and you'll get more life out of your iPhone. Another problem you'll run into running so many apps is the lack of functionality. Now this is where android users would come in and say, "well we can over clock our phones and root to how it performs". That's great, but in the end what they're doing is taking their phone and setting themselves up for a new one in the next three to four months. It's why management is key to the iPhone and grouping your APPs and not having hundreds of them appear on different home screens. Remember grouping is the best option for those looking for order and wanting to get more that is more life and more out of their iPhone without needing to switch to android or getting a new phone every year.