Macworld With macOS Tahoe, Apple has made a drastic improvement to Control Center: you can now add, remove, and rearrange its ...

The Control Center on your iPhone or iPad is a handy built-in function that offers direct access to critical settings for your device from the same place, in the same way, and from any app at any ...

The Control Center, in essence, is no longer a single card stocked with all of the expected iOS features you've become used to seeing (like the flashlight, calculator, and timer) — it's now a ...

Control Center. To remove a shortcut, you will then have to tap on the tiny red “-” icon in front of the option, and it will be removed from the Control Center.

Control Center on macOS Big Sur makes it easier than ever to find shortcuts to your most important Mac settings. However, Apple doesn't offer many customization tools.

The Control Center is also highly customizable, so you can choose what gets to live there and what doesn't. Subscribe to the MacRumors YouTube channel for more videos.

You're probably not going to make many changes to Control Center every day, whereas you are likely to use the other options. Such as the new Dark Mode that's come with iOS 13 and iPadOS 13.

Jason Snell iOS 11’s Control Center in action. In iOS 10, Control Center was a three-page set of quick-access controls that you could summon with the flip of a finger from the bottom of the screen.

It’s probably the Control Center shortcut I use the most—which is why I’m shocked that Apple still doesn’t have a version of Calculator on the iPad. This one’s iPhone-only.

The new Control Center in macOS Big Sur is a very convenient grouping of commonly-used functions, plus it's now easy to drag those controls out to the menu bar. It's just far less obvious how, or ...