Apple has added the all-weather display function. The actual measurement has a slight impact on the endurance!

The iPhone 14 series released by Apple this year has attracted worldwide attention. In addition to the new Apple phone, it also launched the ios 16 operating system with more functions. The pro version of the iPhone 14 series is the biggest change compared with the iPhone 13 series released last year. According to the evaluation of this phone, I believe many people have heard about Apple's new all-weather display function. Now let's let the mouse introduce the relevant content in detail!

The iPhone 14 Pro series has added a more user-friendly constant light display mode. In addition to the lock screen, the constant light display is also applicable to Apple's map, phone and voice memo applications. In the map application, the map is hidden, showing only the direction, arrival time and remaining distance. In phone and voice memo applications, all parts of the interface are dimmed.

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The permanently lit display can also be used together with the virtual Apple TV remote control function in the control center, which can be used without unlocking the iPhone. The remote control function is applicable to all Apple TV4K and Apple TV HD models, the third generation Apple TV, and the smart TV that supports AirPlay2.

Some early evaluations of the iPhone 14 Pro pointed out that the constantly lit display screen has an impact on battery life. However, in the constantly lit display mode, the display screen will drop to a low power consumption state at a refresh rate of 1 Hz, so the impact will not be significant. This function can also be switched off under Display and Brightness in Settings.

After the launch of the iPhone 14, there are still a lot of new functions. The information screen display mentioned in the article looks like a chicken, but it must be very convenient to use. As long as you don't care about the battery life of the phone, you can use it. Maybe more old models will be adapted later.