Update: The Videos app was replaced by the Apple TV app in 2017. At this time there is no widget for the Apple TV app. If you're currently running iOS 14 or later there is no way to replace Videos on your Widgets screen.
iOS 10.2
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In the first major UI update since folders were introduced, iOS 14 lets you personalize your Home Screen with widgets of varying size. Obviously you can't fit every widget on your Home Screen so you have the option of adding a "Smart Stack," which is group of widgets that you can scroll through, stacked into one widget sized area. While you can remove widgets from the Smart Stack, you can't add any as it currently stands, though hopefully this will be fixed by the the time of the official release.
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iOS 14 comes with the biggest Home Screen update since folders arrived with iOS 4 - widgets. Formerly relegated to the Today View (accessed by swiping right on your Home Screen), you can now populate your Home Screen with a variety of widgets to quickly inform you of things like weather, stock prices, sports scores and more. If you are ready for a change of scenery from your boring grid of apps and folders, here's how to add widgets to your iPhone's Home Screen:
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There are a few ways to increase font size on the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. One of the quickest ways to increase and decrease text sizes is by using the Control Center. The Text Size widget provides a slider that works just like flashlight brightness or volume. The only difference is that iOS may pause for a few seconds while it's changing the text size.
iOS 10.2 adds a new TV app to supported iOS devices. The TV app allows users to easily access their iTunes library across multiple devices, and locate their favorite television shows and movies on third-party services. The app also includes a TV widget that you can add to the Widgets screen on your device. Here's how:
