Personally, I've always had something wrong with app management. Normally, if I see an application that catches my attention, I download it, and this has meant that on some other occasion I have had to perform a thorough cleaning of the number of apps I had.
Today I have a total of 73 applications installed on my iPhone, without taking Apple's own ones into account, distributed over two screens and most of them in folders.
THESE ARE ENEKO'S APPERS
As you can see, I haven't changed the main screen much from its original design straight out of the box. Despite this, on that same screen and divided into folders, together with the fixed apps at the bottom, I have the applications that I use the most.
At the bottom I have WhatsApp, Mail, Safari and a folder dedicated to music with various apps, including Youtube and Shazam I use the first three as well as the native Music app every day almost continuously and that's why they're there.
On the main screen I should also highlight the Social folder, where you can find social media apps like Facebook or Twitter and several instant messaging apps such as Telegram In addition to several folders of games that I am a regular at, a folder full of photographic apps that I use very sporadically, among others, I would highlight the folder named Day by Day.
In the Day by Day folder are the applications that, even once a day, I access every day. In it are the app Mi Fit, to control the Xiaomi MiBand, iStudiez Pro, an application similar to a planner for students, Duolingo, Calculator, He alth, Flipboard and Fintonic , app to control bank movements.
On the second screen I have, organized in several more folders, other applications such as games, cloud services and some shopping apps, which I don't usually use much but which I appreciate having installed. Also on this screen are some of the Apple apps in a folder called "Utilities".
The applications mentioned are the most important to me, but as you can see in the photos my iPhone is full of them.
