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Flames89 · 10-04-2012, 08:01 AM

A post in another thread got me thinking about this.

After procrastinating for at least 6 months, I finally did a full clean of my phone (getting rid of old games, unwanted apps). Similar to cleaning out one's closet, it was a constant tug of war between cleaning/reorganizing phone and "oh but I kinda liked that one".

Anyway, as a result I have loosely reorganized my iPhone. I got rid of the folders in general and now have basically:
- First screen for essentials
- Second for other daily uses plus news apps
- Third and fourth and a bit of fifth are random business, or utility apps (could clean that up). Have a couple folders for duplicate stuff (ex. scanning apps)
- six through to eight are games

However, I am always interested in others methods of organization.

10-04-2012, 08:01 AM	#1
Flames89 First Line Centre Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Toronto, ON Exp:	How do you organize your iPhone? A post in another thread got me thinking about this. After procrastinating for at least 6 months, I finally did a full clean of my phone (getting rid of old games, unwanted apps). Similar to cleaning out one's closet, it was a constant tug of war between cleaning/reorganizing phone and "oh but I kinda liked that one". Anyway, as a result I have loosely reorganized my iPhone. I got rid of the folders in general and now have basically: - First screen for essentials - Second for other daily uses plus news apps - Third and fourth and a bit of fifth are random business, or utility apps (could clean that up). Have a couple folders for duplicate stuff (ex. scanning apps) - six through to eight are games However, I am always interested in others methods of organization.