Posted by Renee Schmidt

Did you know that your iPad 2 and iPhone 4 has the capability to create folders?  If you’re an app fanatic, you may have pages full of app icons on your device.  Now you can neatly organize the icons into folders of your own design.  To create a folder, tap and hold on any icon until they begin to wiggle.  Drag one of the apps you would like to file over another icon and then release. Your device will create a folder containing both apps, named relative to the category of the apps it contains.  To then rename the folder, again, tap and hold on any icon until they begin to wiggle.  Once in wiggle mode, click on the folder you would like to rename. You are then given the option to rename the folder to whatever you want.

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