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Apple is Marathi Archivesfinally allowing iPhone users to customize their home screens, thanks to the iOS 14 update.

Using iOS 14, iPhone users can place widgets on their home screens, which allow for quicker access to the calendar, music players, clocks, and more. iPhone users can also set certain photos as a home screen widget. Combined with customizable app icons, using the Shortcuts app, people are coming up with themed home screens. Like the personalized features of MySpace and Tumblr, iPhone users have become extra creative with their home screens.

Here are a few especially aesthetic iOS 14 home screens to inspire you, and here is a tutorial on how to change your home screen once you have your vision.

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If aesthetics aren't as important to you, you could also take the more, uh, surreal route like these Twitter users.

Check out some more of iOS 14's new features here.

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