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On the first day that the beta version of Apple’s iOS 16 was launched, it was discovered by foreign media that it contained information on the next-generation iPhone, which is expected to support “Always On Display” for the first time.
Foreign media “9to5mac” reported that through the first public beta version of iOS 16, it can be found that Apple has hidden three sets of program codes for screen backlight management, and each set is related to the “always-on mode”, including hidden buttons. , which allows internal engineers to turn on this feature on unsupported models, suggesting that Apple may have conducted related tests through the iPhone 13 Pro.
“9to5mac” speculates that the “always-on mode” will be limited to high-end models such as the iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max. The ProMotion display technology will fix the refresh rate at 1Hz, reduce power consumption as much as possible, and display it on the standby screen. Time and important notifications without waking up the screen.
Even though the iPhone 13 Pro series already supports ProMotion, because the minimum limit is only 10Hz, Apple may hope to achieve a power saving effect of 1Hz at the same level as the Apple Watch, or to reserve the function for the new machine, so it misses the “always-on mode”.
“Always-on mode” has been in the Android camp for many years, and some users think that this function is practical, and they would rather choose to turn it off to extend battery life.
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