It won’t take long until Apple unveils the iPhone 14 Pro to all users. While customers were eager to see the iPhone 14 lineup, there were plenty of rumors, CADs, and schematics on the web that gave us a pretty good idea of what to expect from these phones.
Now, a designer has created a concept that brings together the latest rumors and Apple’s latest additions to the iOS 16 beta to show us what the upcoming iPhone 14 Pro could look like.
Created by Graphic designer AR7 and shared on Twitter, the designer gave us a great preview of what the Midnight iPhone 14 Pro – or Pro Max – might look like with iOS 16.
The graphic designer has rendered the iPhone with the rumored pill and punch design, which is expected to replace the notch on the Pro phones. In addition, the designer also added a new battery indicator icon that Apple has begun testing with iOS 16 beta 5.
Another cool addition comes with the full Lock Screen music preview, which was added in the recent beta, and the rollout Apple is likely going with the Always-On Display – as previously reported. here here:
As noted by iOS developer @rhogelleim, the SwiftUI preview (which allows developers to interact with their app projects in real time) now has a new behavior potentially related to the always-on display. When the developer simulates the action of turning off the screen, the new lock screen widgets become semi-transparent and the clock remains visible on the screen.
Always-on technology allows the system to display some information on the screen while consuming very little battery. In Apple Watch models with an always-on display, the device displays the watch face even when the user is not interacting with it. Screen brightness is reduced and some visual elements are hidden to save battery.
According to rumors, the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max will be the first iPhones with an always-on display, thanks to an OLED panel with a variable refresh rate between 120Hz and 1Hz. For comparison, the iPhone 13 Pro’s display ranges from 120Hz to 10Hz. While Apple could theoretically enable always-on mode for the iPhone 13 Pro models, the feature should work more effectively with the new 1Hz display.
Are you excited to announce the iPhone 14 Pro? What do you think about this concept? Share your thoughts in the comments section below, and don’t forget to check out some other tidbits about this phone.
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