10:35Machine-translated from Azerbaijani by AIRead in Azerbaijani
Apple Is Developing a Custom iOS 27 Interface for the Foldable iPhone Duo
Apple is adapting iOS 27 for the foldable iPhone Duo to the phone’s unique design. According to new information, a separate button for controlling Focus mode will appear on the lock screen. Users will be able to turn the active mode off and back on more easily without unlocking the phone.
The button will be located above the camera and flashlight icons on the lock screen. It will appear only when one of the Focus modes is active. The mode can be paused with one tap and then reactivated using the same button. For example, users will be able to turn off Do Not Disturb without unlocking the phone when leaving a meeting. A developer named pdfu discovered this feature in the iPhone Duo simulator. Apple is also preparing other changes to the appearance of the external display. The app panel will be on the right side of the screen rather than at the bottom. As the phone is unfolded, the external display will blur and gradually appear transparent.
StandBy views for the iPhone Duo and HomePad were also found in the same test environment. This mode displays the time and other information on the screen when the device is not in use. Preliminary information is also available about the color options being developed for HomePad. Apple has not yet officially announced these features or the iPhone Duo’s launch date.
The button will be located above the camera and flashlight icons on the lock screen. It will appear only when one of the Focus modes is active. The mode can be paused with one tap and then reactivated using the same button. For example, users will be able to turn off Do Not Disturb without unlocking the phone when leaving a meeting. A developer named pdfu discovered this feature in the iPhone Duo simulator. Apple is also preparing other changes to the appearance of the external display. The app panel will be on the right side of the screen rather than at the bottom. As the phone is unfolded, the external display will blur and gradually appear transparent. StandBy views for the iPhone Duo and HomePad were also found in the same test environment. This mode displays the time and other information on the screen when the device is not in use. Preliminary information is also available about the color options being developed for HomePad. Apple has not yet officially announced these features or the iPhone Duo’s launch date.