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iPhone 13 video reveals how always-on display could work – Tom’s Guide
iPhone 13 is catching up to Android in features
The iPhone 13 could be getting a much beloved Android feature if a new rumor turns out to be true. Always-On Display (AOD), as the name suggests, displays critical information in a low-power state. It allows users to see the time, the number of missed calls or texts and other information without the display ever being fully on.
The rumor comes from EverythingApplePro’s Max Weinbach. He believes that Apples version of AOD would be a toned-down lock screen.
Weinback explained that it would have a…
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