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How to Group Apps on Android

By Matthew Lynch
March 7, 2024
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Introduction:

Organizing your apps into groups is an excellent way to make your Android phone more efficient and user-friendly. By grouping apps, you can find what you need more quickly and declutter your screen. In this article, we will walk you through the nine easy steps to group apps on your Android device.

Step 1: Unlock your Android device

To begin, unlock your Android phone or tablet by entering your passcode, pattern, or using biometric authentication.

Step 2: Access the home screen

Navigate to the home screen where the apps are located. This can be done by pressing the “Home” button on the bottom of the device.

Step 3: Find an app you want to group

Identify an app that you want to include in a group. You can start with essential or frequently used apps for easier organization.

Step 4: Long press on the app icon

Press and hold on the app icon until a menu appears or the icon slightly enlarges, indicating it is ready for movement.

Step 5: Drag and drop the app onto another app

While still holding onto the icon, drag it over to another related app that you would like to group it with. Release the icon when a circle or folder shape appears.

Step 6: Name your app group

Now that you have created a new group, tap on the text area below or above the icons inside it. Delete any pre-existing text and type in a meaningful name for this app group (e.g., “Social Media” or “Games”).

Step 7: Add more apps to the group

Repeat steps 3-5 for any other apps that you want to add to this particular group. Remember only to add related apps for easier navigation in the future.

Step 8: Create additional app groups (Optional)

If necessary, create other app groups by following the same steps. This will further declutter your home screen and make it easier to locate specific apps.

Step 9: Rearrange your app groups (Optional)

To rearrange your app groups, long press on the group icon and drag it to the desired location on the home screen or within your app drawer.

Conclusion:

By following these nine simple steps, you can quickly and easily group apps on your Android device. Not only does it make for a more visually appealing interface, but it also helps improve navigation and user experience. Happy organizing!

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