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iPhone 14 could copy this popular Android feature – but just for the Pro models

Posted on June 29, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

Many potential new iPhone 14 changes have leaked out already, like a new front-facing camera placement or higher-res main camera, and now reports are pointing to a popular Android phone feature making its way to Apple’s smartphones. As part of his weekly Power On Newsletter (opens in new tab), popular Apple analyst and leaker Mark Gurman has hinted toward a new iOS 16 feature that could bring big changes starting with the iPhone 14. According to Gurman, “iOS 16 builds in future support for an always-on lock screen” – this is a feature that’s common on Android phones, where it’s called an Always-On Display, and it means that when your phone isn’t on, you can still see some information on the display like the time and your notifications.
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