But apart from these larger changes, iOS 14 is also filled with features that make minor improvements but appreciated to the camera, Siri, Memoji, and much more.The update was launched on Wednesday and is compatible with the iPhone 6s and subsequent versions, including the iPhone SE Original and the new iPhone SE.Apple had launched a beta version of the software last July.

Here are some of the best features you can expect with the update to iOS 14.

Widgets can make your iPhone home screen completely different.

Apple finally renews the iPhone home screen.You can drag and drop widgets on the main home screen, which allows you to see much more information at a glance, a bit like Android has been offering for years.Overall, this new option means that your home screen can become much more than just application grid.

You can add widgets to view photos of your image library, follow the progress of your sports activities and have an overview of your next event in the calendar without having to open these applications.

If you cannot decide which widget to add to your home screen, you can also try "smart stack", which brings together several widgets in one and makes them alternate throughout the day.

Widgets can also display more data than before and are now available in several sizes.

You no longer need to review pages and application pages if you don't want to.

If your phone is in a mess with regard to the management of applications, iOS 14 has a new feature that can help you.

The application library automatically classifies your applications in files by category, such as gender (creativity, social,

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