Category: Apple|Nov 21, 2022 | Author: Admin

Apple makes iPhone more like Android (if you want)

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Apple has launched a new iOS 16.2 beta for all testers and not just developer accounts.

The final version is expected in December
And thereby revealing that they want to give iPhone 14 Pro customers more control over the always-on panel: both background and notifications can now be disabled when the always-on panel is activated.

 

That way, it looks more like an Android mobile.

 

Some thought it was "too active"

The vast majority have long since included an always-on panel, but not in the way Apple has done it with almost only a screen that is a little more dormant. Apple received criticism from several reviewers for a screen that was too active, so now the company has also given them an alternative.

 

As usual, Apple has also updated the other OSes with the third beta version of macOS Ventura 13.1 (with the FreeForm app), watchOS 9.2, tvOS, and iPadOS 16.2.

 

New iCloud
Apple has also overhauled iCloud.com.

 

Now the information is divided into different fields with a background so that it looks more like a single OS. It is also possible to reshuffle the content. Shortcuts for performing tasks in Apple's own apps are also included, all in drop-down menus.

 

 

 

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