How do you put bookshelf or newsstand in a folder?

[zipur]

I've been following these steps from YouTube for over an hour

Just to move that silly newsstand app in a folder to save some room. I just can't get it to work!
Now I'm wondering if I'm part of some kind of apple reality show.
Does this work?

 

[mdholm]

I've been following these steps from YouTube for over an hour
YouTube Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWlMMGL14EQ&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Just to move that silly newsstand app in a folder to save some room. I just can't get it to work!
Now I'm wondering if I'm part of some kind of apple reality show.
Does this work?

I've never been able to park those squirrelly apps anywhere. Good luck.

 

[wholesalestunna]

I just move them onto the last screen that I don't use by themselves and I forget they're there.

 

[twerppoet]

iOS has been updated a couple of times since that trick was posted. It may no longer be possible. It was never a good idea anyway. It takes advantage of a bug, a bug that when squashed could easily leave you with no option but to restore your iPad.

 

[Jyc23]

Based on the way it behaves, it seems that the Newsstand is really a kind of folder. Since you can't put folders in folders, it makes sense (given that it's a folder) that you can't put it in a folder. Now, whether it makes sense generally-speaking, I'm not so sure.