iOS 16 found evidence of Always On Display for iPhone 14 Pro

Yesterday, iOS 16 was announced, which offered a lot of changes to Apple's software.However, ahead of the iPhone 14,

The specialists of the specialized publication 9to5mac took a look inside the first build for developers and found something very interesting about Always On Display.There are three new frameworks in the firmware related to the control of the display backlight, and this is the basis for the basics for the technology to work.All of them are used by various components of the system, including the lock screen, and in their work they refer to Springboard (controlshome screen and lock screen), which means that we are talking aboutnot about the Apple Watch.

9to5mac suggests Apple is testing a featureon the iPhone 13 Pro, but it will eventually be exclusive to the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max. This is due to the LTPO display technology: 10-120 Hz for the iPhone 13 Pro/Max and 1-120 Hz in perspective for the iPhone 14 Pro/Max. For Apple, this issue can be crucial due to the high requirements for autonomy. The possible support for AOD, by the way, is also indicated by the design of the new lock screen, with customization and that's it. The announcement of the iPhone 14 will take place in September.

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