Apple’s iOS 17 Will Be Launched This Fall With Powerful Features -

Apple’s big iOS 17 iPhone update will launch this fall. But there are new features, including one that is called StandBy. This feature turns your iPhone into a bedside clock that you can glance at, although it’s far better than just your traditional alarm clock.

It requires a telephone with MagSafe, and that implies you’ll need an iPhone 12 or more up to date.

StandBy Mode in iOS 17:

The StandBy Mode is very ‘powerful’. You can, for instance, set yourself up and swipe to see impending calendar events, swipe to check the day’s climate or view warnings initially. In addition, you can just display a variety of clock faces by placing it on your bedside table.

It also functions well on your desk. Users can set up Backup mode to show an alternating cluster of photographs from the picture library, just as smart home hub gadgets from Amazon or Google.

Also, whether your telephone is positioned on your bedside table or in front of you, you can continuously say, “Siri, how long will it require for me to get to work?” Or on the other hand, “Siri, switch out the room lights and play music by say; Lionel Richie.”

You don’t need to stress over a bright screen keeping you up, all things considered. Your iPhone will naturally reduce the screen, or turn the display off, when you switch off the lights.

Interestingly, Apple borrowed a feature from the Apple Watch Ultra: To make it easier on the eyes, there is a special night mode that makes the text, calendar, and clock red.

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Additionally, you can enable notifications that display app-specific information. With the iPhone 14 Pro’s always-on display, StandBy mode works best. In the event that you have an alternate model, the screen switches off but can be immediately turned on again with just a tap.

If you really have any desire to set up Standby mode in iOS 17, the best thing is to hold on until iOS 17 is formally accessible to everybody so you can try it in the iOS 17 public beta.

When you have that installed, follow these steps:

Open Settings on your iPhone.
Tap StandBy.
Toggle it on.
Choose “Always On” under Display if you don’t want your screen to turn off. This works on the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max.
Select Night Mode if you want the text to show a red tint.
Choose whether or not you want to see notifications.
When you go to bed, just plop your iPhone on the charging stand in landscape mode, or sideways, and it’ll automatically remember to turn on StandBy mode and show the last screen you used, whether it was the clock, photo gallery or calendar.