iScreen update adds AI home screen design and extra-large widgets

Mobile customization app iScreen has introduced an update featuring extra-large widget hubs, iPhone Duo layouts, and an AI-assisted Home Screen designer.

Justin Tomlinson

Editor-in-Chief, Mora Discover

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iScreen update adds AI home screen design and extra-large widgets

Mobile customization platform iScreen has announced a new suite of features and content tailored around iOS 27. The application, which serves users on both iOS and Android platforms, aims to expand the variety of ways mobile users can customize their Home Screens through widgets, themes, and emerging display formats.[1][2][3][4]

Central to the latest release are interactive extra-large widget hubs built specifically around the iOS 27 extra-large widget format. In addition to the widget hubs, the update delivers a newly designed collection of visual styles inspired by iOS 27, along with adaptive theme layouts engineered to optimize screens for iPhone Duo.[1][2][3][4]

Beyond new widget formats and hardware display adaptations, iScreen is expanding its exploration of AI-assisted personalization through its AI Home Screen Designer. The feature is intended to offer users a more intuitive method for creating fully coordinated screen setups.[1][2][3][4]

Announced out of Los Angeles in September 2026, the rollout represents iScreen's latest effort to accommodate evolving interface standards and new device form factors across mobile ecosystems.[1][2][3][4]

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