Apple's iOS 17 lets iPhones see notifications, events, and even the weather at a glance when the phone is lying flat and closed, and the iPhone maker is expected to unveil upcoming versions of iOS, iPadOS, macOS, tvOS, and watchOS — along with xrOS, a new operating system for a mixed reality headset. Alleged at WWDC 2023.
According to a Bloomberg report citing people familiar with the matter, Apple is working on a new interface for the iPhone that will arrive with iOS 17, which is said to be codenamed Dawn and will display useful information when a user locks their device and places it horizontally, displaying bright text on a dark background, according to the report. Last year, Apple introduced lock screen widgets with iOS 16, which display information without having to unlock the phone, according to gadgets360.
The company is also developing a landscape interface for iPadOS, which would allow users to see more information from a locked device, according to the report, which states that progress on the Apple tablet feature has lagged behind iOS, and it should be noted that iPadOS 16 does not It still doesn't support the new lock screen widgets that appeared on eligible iPhone models last year.
Last week, Apple revealed new features aimed at helping iPhone owners with special needs, on International Accessibility Awareness Day, and these devices have been confirmed to arrive on iPhone, iPad, and Mac "later this year," suggesting that they may be Part of iOS 17, one of the most notable features is Personal Voice, and it will allow users at risk of losing their ability to speak to generate a personal voice based on a short audio recording using machine learning.
Earlier this month, a tipster claimed that Apple plans to redesign its Wallet and Health apps and shared mockups for tweaks to app interfaces Apple is also said to be working on introducing the Health app on iPadOS The company is also expected to enable Support for sideloading apps, or installing apps from third-party stores - This functionality is said to be enabled only in the European Union, according to recently enacted legislation.