MacRumors reveals iPhone 14 Pro This year, the refresh rate should be adjusted to a minimum of 1Hz to support the “Always-On Display” feature.
The iPhone 14 Pro should adjust the screen refresh rate to support the “Always-On Display” feature.
Apple puts the ProMotion 120Hz screen feature in the iPhone 13 Pro, iPhone 13 Pro Max, allowing the display to flow smoothly in various applications while using LTPO panel technology to make the screen use less power by adjusting the refresh rate accordingly. that the user uses
The refresh rate of the iPhone 13 Pro screen is at 10Hz – 120Hz, adjusted according to the user’s usage patterns to help save battery, for example, if playing heavy graphics, it will push the Refresh Rate high. If viewing still images, it will decrease. little left
Apple’s screen technology is different from other brands’ LTPO panels, such as Samsung’s LTPO panels, Oppo will adjust the refresh rate to 1Hz when viewing still images or not using the device.
Ross Young revealed that the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max screens should have the refresh rate as low as 1Hz, which would help unlock additional features such as battery savers and the Always-On Display feature. Just like on Apple Watch too.
In the Apple Watch Series 7, Apple has used an LTPO panel, giving the device the same 18 hours of use as the older model, even when the screen is always on. Like many Android smartphones with this feature, it shows the date, time and other information on the screen all the time without tapping the screen. or unlock the device
However, as of now, there are not a lot of rumors about the Always-On Display feature in the new iPhones, which Apple may surprise with this year’s new models. Or maybe there may be some improvements in other aspects of the display.
Mark Gurman previously revealed that the Always-On Display feature would come to the iPhone 13, but that didn’t happen. So let’s continue to win in the new iPhone 14 Pro this year, whether it will come or not.
Source : https://www.macrumors.com/2022/05/24/iphone-14-pro-always-on-display/