The next iPhone will take on board an Apple Watch specialty, it seems.
We don’t yet know exactly how it will look on the phone, but since the widgets that are on offer include world time zones, weather, battery life and more, I’d say it’s likely the new iPhone lock screen will fade from full-color images to subtly muted versions with the time still visible.... [+]I’d also guess that the solid digits of the clock will switch to hollowed-out numbers which are still easy to see but use less battery power.
Additionally, the new widgets are almost all monochrome, so would look rather good on an always-on screen, no? There are exceptions, notably Huawei’s P50 Pro, for instance, with cute, colorful animations that play on the screen at times. It may be that the display on the iPhone 14 Pro will be able to slow the refresh rate to as low as 1Hz, instead of the 10Hz minimum on the iPhone 13 Pro. This may be enough to save battery life.
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