Eleven new iOS 14 features to look forward to, from translation to privacy labels
Widgets can now occupy different parts of your home screen along with typical app icons. (Stan Horaczek /)Last week, Apple took to the virtual stage at its online Worldwide Developers Conference to announce a variety of upcoming software updates. Since then, I have been using a developer’s beta of the fledgeling operating system update to try out the high profile additions and dig up a few underrated updates.Right now, you can install the early beta as well, but you’ll have to be a part of Apple’s official developer program which will cost you $100 for the year. You’ll also want to make sure you have a secondary device to test it on, because installing an early beta like this onto a phone you rely on every day comes with the potential for a complete software meltdown.Here are some of the most promising new features to check out once iOS 14...