How to Create a Folder with No Name on Your iPhone or iPad
When organizing your Home screens on your iPhone or iPad, you’ve probably noticed that a default name is given to each folder when you create it. iOS won’t let you delete the name and leave it blank, but there is a trick to getting around this problem. When you create a folder on your iPhone or iPad, iOS gives the folder a default name based on the type of apps in the folder. However, sometimes you may not want to assign a name to a folder. For example, I want to put all the items on the Home page that I don’t use much into a folder on a secondary Home screen without a label. I just want to get these apps out of the way. To do this, you need an app from the “Food & Drink” category in the App Store. If you already have an app on your phone from this category, you’re set and you can skip this part. We’re going to use the “OpenTable” app as an example. Now, create a folder using the “OpenTable” app. To do this, tap and hold on the “OpenTable” icon… …until a round “x” button d...