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What's next for your iPhone? iOS 17 rumors hint at some key features

Apr 14, 2023, 12:50 IST
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Representative image of iOS 17Image credit- Apple Hub (Twitter)
  • As Apple's WWDC 2023 approaches, fans are excited to see what the company has in store, including a rumored Mixed Reality Headset, a new Mac Pro, and iOS 17 update.
  • A Twitter leak by ‘analyst941’ has revealed some of the alleged features of iOS 17, generating buzz among tech enthusiasts and iPhone users alike.
  • Among the rumored updates to iOS 17 are a revamped Control Center, improved Dynamic Island functionality, active widgets, enhanced search and Spotlight, and a focus on performance and stability.
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As anticipation builds for Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2023, technology enthusiasts eagerly await the reveal of the company's latest offerings. Among the rumored releases are a Mixed Reality Headset, a new Mac Pro, and the highly-anticipated iOS 17 operating system update.

In the lead-up to the event, a leak has surfaced on Twitter, suggesting some of the features that could be included in the upcoming iOS 17. The leak comes from the user ‘analyst941’ on Twitter, who accurately shared certain details about the Dynamic Island ahead of last year’s iPhone 14 Pro launch. Although unconfirmed by Apple, the list has generated considerable buzz among iPhone users and tech enthusiasts alike.

The tweet thread provides a comprehensive rundown of the new features that the source has allegedly uncovered.

According to the source, iOS 17 will be compatible with all iPhone models that currently support iOS 16. However, the compatibility of iPadOS 17 remains to be determined, as the source suggests that devices powered by the A9 and A10 Fusion chips may be excluded from the update. Apple is expected to decide on this matter within two to three weeks.

iOS 17 features: Rumored


Revamped Control Center


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Upcoming iOS 17 may include significant updates to the built-in Control Center. While details are scant, a revamped Control Center is expected to be among the most notable changes in iOS 17, with the only information currently available relating to general improvements to the user interface and customization options. Notably, the Control Center has remained largely the same since its introduction in iOS 11 in 2017.

Enhanced Dynamic Island functionality


Apple is reportedly enhancing the capabilities of Dynamic Island to provide more features. The company's marketing team is said to have pushed for these improvements, particularly since the upcoming iPhone 15 models will support the feature. One potential change is integrating the on-screen Siri interface into Dynamic Island, resulting in a less disruptive Siri pop-up experience on the iPhone. This move could allow uninterrupted content viewing, as the current circular Siri interface would no longer overlay the screen.

Active Widgets


Apple is testing active widgets for the iPhone's Home Screen and Today View, but it is important to note that this feature has yet to be officially confirmed. These active widgets could potentially offer one-tap buttons, sliders, and other interactive features to make widgets more dynamic and engaging for users.

Improved Search and Spotlight


Significant enhancements will be made to the system-wide search and Spotlight functions.

Performance and Stability


The upcoming iOS 17 update will prioritize boosting performance, efficiency, and stability. Additionally, Apple will be focusing on providing long-term support for older devices.

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