There are ways to make Android look more like iOS 26, but your phone might end up looking like a cheap knock-off instead.

Widget stacking on other Android phones If you don't have a Samsung phone, then it's still possible to add widget stacks to your home screen, but you'll need to use a third-party launcher app.

On your Android phone, access the home screen where you want to add a Keep note. Tap and hold on the screen and choose ...

If you already use app widgets on your iPhone, you can quickly transfer these over to your macOS desktop as well: Open the Apple menu on your Mac, then pick System Settings and Desktop & Dock ...

The widget-adding process has been streamlined over the years To get started with widgets, you'll want to find an empty space on your home screen. From here, follow these steps: ...

In case the Chrome Dino widget isn't available on your Android device, there is still a relatively easy way to play the game on demand. Launch the Chrome app, type the "chrome://dino" flag in the ...

— Mishaal Rahman (@MishaalRahman) January 11, 2024 Android expert Mishaal Rahman (via Android Authority), was able to add widgets for Google Calendar, Google Clock and the Google App. However, Rahman ...

Unfortunately, widget stacking is not an innate feature on Android (unless you’re a Samsung One UI user). Several third-party launchers offer it and my favorite among these is Niagara.

Samsung makes adding widgets to your lockscreen easy in One UI, though you’re often locked into Samsung’s limited array of options. The newest Good Lock update lets you add third-party widgets ...

Widgets can live in a pop-up sidebar on macOS, which you can see if you click on the time and date up in the top right corner of the screen. They can also be added to the desktop as well, if ...