The iPhone has come a long way when it comes to its lock screen features. In previous iterations of iOS, the most you can do to spruce up your lock screen display was to use a live photo as a ...

The ‌iPhone‌ 14 Pro and ‌‌iPhone‌ 14 Pro‌ Max come with some advanced features ... showed a dimmed version of the ‌iPhone‌'s Lock Screen wallpaper behind any widgets and notifications.

The iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max displays can dynamically adjust their ... for “the display to intelligently dim the entire Lock Screen.” Similar tech can also be found in the Apple Watch Series ...

Rather than the basic monochromatic display of other smartphones, the iPhone 14 Pro presents what is essentially a dimmed version of the normal lock screen, complete with color mapping techniques ...

The premium iPhone 14 Pro Max appears like this after its screen ... The images shared online clearly show the lock screen wallpaper and the time displayed in the WeChat application.

the iPhone 14 Pro Max is one of the first iPhones with an always-on screen. Pressing the power button to turn off your iPhone’s display now shows a dimmed version of your lock screen ...

Mark Gurman said the feature will include support for iOS 16's new Lock screen widgets for weather, fitness, and more. "Like the Apple Watch, the iPhone 14 Pro will be able to show widgets ...

The iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max feature a new always-on display, which means your device remains dimly lit even when asleep, showing the date and time, your lock screen wallpaper, and ...

But there's one lock screen feature reserved for the 14 ... Here are some more photos that I took with the iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max. Cinematic mode can now record in 4K and at 24 frames ...

More details of how the always-on display of the iPhone 14 Pro could work have surfaced, with the new iOS 16 lock screen deeply integrating with the hardware feature. Rather than displaying the ...

The iPhone 14 Pro Max’s overall shape and industrial design ... The notifications stack near the bottom of the lock screen where the “swipe to answer” slider would have previously shown ...