Concept suggests several possibilities for the iPhone 13’s rumors that are always on display [Video]

Over the weekend, we saw a new set of rumors that include the prediction of the long-awaited, always-on-display version of iPhone 13. Now a new concept can visualize how Apple can differentiate its approach to the feature compared to what we saw. the past year with Android.

Android smartphones have always had directions for years, and 2021 could be the year Apple sees the feature take over with iPhone 13.

Here’s how Max Weinbach described the ongoing implementation via EverythingApplePro:

Always-on-screen will be minimally customizable. Current design basically looks like a downward lock screen. The clock and the battery are always visible. Notifications are apparently displayed with a bar and icons. Upon receipt, the notification appears normal, except that the screen will not burn completely. Instead, it will appear just like you are used to now, except muted and only temporary.

YouTuber A Better Computer today shared a few different concepts on how Apple can offer an always-on display on iPhone 13.

First, the concept includes a “lazy mock up”, “slightly less lazy mock up”, “conservative concept” and finally a look at what an always-on-screen with widgets might look like.

There is definitely a lot to consider here, besides the features like battery life, privacy and more. Based on Max’s report, Apple is working to keep the feature that is always displayed to a minimum. However, A Better Computer believes that Apple will have it behind Android for years, but that it will be a daring implementation.

Look at the complete concept, what do you think? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

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