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On my iPhone's home screen, I have two versions of Cut The Rope 2 which have identical icons and display names.
One version is the full version of Cut The Rope 2, while the other is the F2P Cut The Rope 2: Om Nom's Adventure.
Because the display names are identical, I'm not sure which version I should delete.
Is there a way to view an App's full name?
For others who have this problem, the error fixed itself after a few days during a sync.
You're asking about a single iOS app that shows the weather on the lock screen for two locations simultaneously? I don't have an answer for this exact scenario, but the built-in iOS weather app for iPhones will display the weather for many locations. You can see the current weather for multiple locations simultaneously, and you can see the forecast for one location at a time and swipe back and forth to see the next or previous locations.
In the weather app, click the menu in the bottom right corner:
This shows all locations that you've set. You can see the current weather in all that fit on the screen (as well as if it's day or night). Click the "+" in the lower right to add a new location:
Then type in the first few letters of the location you want to add:
Best Answer
No, there's no way you can tell from the Home screen.
One way to ensure you delete the correct one is to start the app and look at the title.
Another way is to move one of them to a folder and then do a Spotlight search. Spotlight will show you the full name (up to the 30 or 50 character limit, I don't recall the actual number right now) as well as the folder name if it's in a folder.