Five handy Apple Tips for Widgets on iPhone, iPad or Mac

Apple’s products are full of functions, options and hundreds of options. But do you also know them all? Over the years, the software for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Mac has become very complex, time to help you on your way with useful tips for daily use that all Apple users should know.

On our website you will find thousands of iPad and iPhone tips, smart manuals and Apple tips for Mac, Apple Watch and more. With the small tips below you can get started right away. This way you can get everything out of your Apple products and you become a real pro user.

Handy Apple Tips for Widgets

Widgets on the iPhone, iPad and Mac offer quick access to information and functions of apps, such as the weather, agenda or music, without opening the app. On the iPhone and iPad, widgets can be added to the home screen, access screen or today display, while they can also be placed on the Mac on the desktop or notification center.

Below you will find five handy Apple tips for widets, so you can really get everything out of the mini apps and you become a real pro user. Click on the tip to read it in full.

Place widgets on the home screen and use smart stack

Place widgets on the home screen and use smart stack

Monday, October 9 • Wesley Fabry

Since iOS 14, the widgets are no longer only hidden on a separate page that you can approach from the start or access screen. From this software update you can even add widgets to the home screen and place between the apps. Since the launch of iOS 14, many of you searched for a step -by -step plan to place widgets on the home screen.

Widgets are small info screens that belong to an application, so you can quickly adjust your thermostat or lighting, view the share price or view your next destinations. The widgets are mainly in the today screen, but can also be placed on the home screen from iOS 14, unfortunately only on an iPhone.

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Use the handy contacts widget for iPhone or iPad

Use the handy contacts widget for iPhone or iPad

Friday, October 22 • Wesley Fabry

In recent years, Apple has expanded the widget offer with, among other things, the contacts widget. Through this mini app you can keep contact with family and friends more easily from your home screen. You can reach them via telephone, messages, facetime or mail.

In addition, you can immediately see whether the contact has switched on a focus (do not disturb). When the location is shared with you, you can also immediately read it from the widget. You can do even more via ‘Share with Family’, such as a purchase or a screen time request from your children.

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Use battery widget on iPhone or iPad

Use battery widget on iPhone or iPad

Friday, December 2 • Wesley Fabry

With the help of the standard battery widget for iPhone or iPad you can see the battery status of all connected products at a glance. The widget is primarily intended for users who have multiple Apple products linked to their iDevice. Since iOS 14 you can not only view these between the widgets, but also place them on your home screen.

By default, the widget will show the battery level of your iPhone or iPad, not really shocking because you can look at that in the status bar or via the control panel anyway. However, if you have linked multiple devices to, for example, your iPhone, the battery level of these devices will also appear in the widget, useful for AirPods and the Apple Watch.

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Use iPhone-Widgets on a Mac

Use iPhone-Widgets on a Mac

Tuesday, January 28 • Wesley Fabry

Since macOS Sonoma you can do more with widgets for Mac. This way they are interactive and you can place them on the desktop, but did you know that you even have the option to use your iPhone widgets on a Mac.

Thanks to the magic of continuity you can also use all kinds of iPhone-Widgets on your Mac. Handy if a certain application does not have a Mac version, so you can simply follow Packages from PostNL or DHL via your Mac. Handy right?

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Use battery widget on iPhone or iPad

Use battery widget on iPhone or iPad

Friday, December 2 • Wesley Fabry

With the help of the standard battery widget for iPhone or iPad you can see the battery status of all connected products at a glance. The widget is primarily intended for users who have multiple Apple products linked to their iDevice. Since iOS 14 you can not only view these between the widgets, but also place them on your home screen.

By default, the widget will show the battery level of your iPhone or iPad, not really shocking because you can look at that in the status bar or via the control panel anyway. However, if you have linked multiple devices to, for example, your iPhone, the battery level of these devices will also appear in the widget, useful for AirPods and the Apple Watch.

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Use intelligent widget suggestions or disable stacks on iPhone or iPad

Use intelligent widget suggestions or disable stacks on iPhone or iPad

Friday, September 1 • Wesley Fabry

Since iOS 14 and iPados 15 it is possible to place widgets on the home screen of your iPhone or iPad. Here you have the choice to place them between the apps or only on the Widget page. There are different sizes available and you can even use widget piles with intelligent widget suggestions.

Piles are widgets of multiple apps on top of each other, there is even a smart variant that automatically adjusts. This way you always see recent information at the desired time of the day. In addition, you can turn the smart run and intelligent suggestions per stack.

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Use iPhone-Widgets on a Mac

Use iPhone-Widgets on a Mac

Tuesday, January 28 • Wesley Fabry

Since macOS Sonoma you can do more with widgets for Mac. This way they are interactive and you can place them on the desktop, but did you know that you even have the option to use your iPhone widgets on a Mac.

Thanks to the magic of continuity you can also use all kinds of iPhone-Widgets on your Mac. Handy if a certain application does not have a Mac version, so you can simply follow Packages from PostNL or DHL via your Mac. Handy right?

Read the full item â–¸

Use battery widget on iPhone or iPad

Use battery widget on iPhone or iPad

Friday, December 2 • Wesley Fabry

With the help of the standard battery widget for iPhone or iPad you can see the battery status of all connected products at a glance. The widget is primarily intended for users who have multiple Apple products linked to their iDevice. Since iOS 14 you can not only view these between the widgets, but also place them on your home screen.

By default, the widget will show the battery level of your iPhone or iPad, not really shocking because you can look at that in the status bar or via the control panel anyway. However, if you have linked multiple devices to, for example, your iPhone, the battery level of these devices will also appear in the widget, useful for AirPods and the Apple Watch.

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