With iOS 17, the iPhone will soon be even more useful, even locked

In line with its predecessor, iOS 17 will continue to improve the experience of your iPhone with new features always brought to the lock screen.

While waiting to be able to confirm the potential list of smartphones compatible with iOS 17, here is one of the new features that the new version of Apple’s operating system may well have in store for us.

iOS is finally catching up on personalization

Last year, the Apple brand deployed a large number of new features for its mobile operating system. If iOS 16 has since continued to be enriched, the main novelty at launch concerned, of course, the possibility of customizing the lock screen of your iPhone as you see fit (widgets, clock, wallpapers, etc.). A bit like an Apple Watch, after all.

If we have already learned that sideloading should land with iOS 17, and that the operating system could be very oriented towards virtual and augmented reality, we do not know more about Apple’s plans for its future OS. . At least, until today…

After widgets, Apple wants to go further with the lock screen of its iPhones

It’s almost a certainty: iOS 17 will not contain as many new features as its big brother released last year. However, according to the generally well-informed Mark Gurman of the site Bloomberg, the iPhone lock screen should once again get some improvements. According to his statements, which are relayed here by GSMArenait will be possible to use the lock screen of your smartphone as a connected screen.

In fact, when your device is placed in a horizontal position, it will allow you to check the weather, display your appointments, or even present your various notifications in a display that is reminiscent of that of connected screens. As a reminder, it’s Monday, June 5 at 7 p.m. (Paris time) that Apple will hold its opening conference of WWDC 23. It is therefore on this occasion that we will discover everything that the brand has in store for us. the bitten apple with iOS 17. We hope to be surprised!

Source : GSMArena