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of apple Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) 2023 The event is happening soon (June 5, 2023) and like clockwork, leaks are popping up. This time rumors suggest that iOS 17 will have a new lock screen that will turn your iPhone into a lock screen of sorts smart display,
What gives this rumor more credence than the others is the fact that it comes from Mark Gurman, a notable industry insider at Bloomberg. he claims in a recent report that Apple is “looking for a way to make iPhones more usable when (sitting) on a person’s desk or nightstand.” The tech is reportedly based on the customizable lock screen from iOS 16 that allows “users” to see small snippets of information.
Other than that nothing else is known. Gurman’s anonymous source suggests iOS 17 features do the same amazon echo show displays and it will use a “dark background with bright text” similar to the Apple Watch’s Nightstand mode.
smart home extension
It has been known for some time that the company is working on expanding the smart home side of its business. In January of this year there were all kinds of rumors going around that the tech giant was planning Launch low-end iPad As the company’s first official smart home controller. Gurman reports that it is “designed to control things like thermostats” and home lighting, as well as “show video”.
It’s hard to tell whether Apple wants the iPhone to play a bigger role in its smart home plans. Sure, a smart display is useful for displaying basic information, but there’s a lot more to it than that. And we can’t help but wonder how it will affect material standard,
The protocol is in dire need of some support after all. Substance 1.1 Recently launched, and supposed to be a major upgrade, but without more device-type support, it’s a bit underwhelming. Judging by the Gurman’s leaks, there’s not a word about the matter, which is a matter of concern.
Anyhow, mom’s word for now. Gurman adds that “an Apple spokesperson declined to comment on (the company’s) plans for iOS 17.”
a glimpse of the future
Like the rest of the report, it mostly includes leaks similar to those seen earlier watchOS 10 Getting widgets as part of a major revamp and the company’s world premiere vr headset, However, some of the more interesting details include “significant changes to the iPhone’s Wallet app” and an AirPlay upgrade to make it easier for users to beam.
of apple Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) 2023 The event is happening soon (June 5, 2023) and like clockwork, leaks are popping up. This time rumors suggest that iOS 17 will have a new lock screen that will turn your iPhone into a lock screen of sorts smart display,
What gives this rumor more credence than the others is the fact that it comes from Mark Gurman, a notable industry insider at Bloomberg. he claims in a recent report that Apple is “looking for a way to make iPhones more usable when (sitting) on a person’s desk or nightstand.” The tech is reportedly based on the customizable lock screen from iOS 16 that allows “users” to see small snippets of information.
Other than that nothing else is known. Gurman’s anonymous source suggests iOS 17 features do the same amazon echo show displays and it will use a “dark background with bright text” similar to the Apple Watch’s Nightstand mode.
smart home extension
It has been known for some time that the company is working on expanding the smart home side of its business. In January of this year there were all kinds of rumors going around that the tech giant was planning Launch low-end iPad As the company’s first official smart home controller. Gurman reports that it is “designed to control things like thermostats” and home lighting, as well as “show video”.
It’s hard to tell whether Apple wants the iPhone to play a bigger role in its smart home plans. Sure, a smart display is useful for displaying basic information, but there’s a lot more to it than that. And we can’t help but wonder how it will affect material standard,
The protocol is in dire need of some support after all. Substance 1.1 was recently launched, and was supposed to be a major upgrade, but without supporting more device-types, it’s a bit heavy. Judging by the Gurman’s leaks, there’s not a word about the matter, which is a matter of concern.
Anyhow, mom’s word for now. Gurman adds that “an Apple spokesperson declined to comment on (the company’s) plans for iOS 17.”
a glimpse of the future
Like the rest of the report, it mostly includes leaks similar to those seen earlier watchOS 10 Getting widgets as part of a major revamp and the company’s world premiere vr headset, Some of the more interesting details, however, include “significant changes to the iPhone’s Wallet app” and an AirPlay upgrade, “to make it easier for users to beam[content]to devices they don’t own.” Apparently, Apple talked to a few hotels “that offer TVs and speakers” to make the latter possible.
Be sure to stick with us for our coverage of WWDC 2023. We look forward to seeing the official reveal of iOS 17.
For devices they don’t have.” Apparently, Apple talked to a few hotels “that offer TVs and speakers” to make the latter possible.
Be sure to stick with us for our coverage of WWDC 2023. We look forward to seeing the official reveal of iOS 17.
