Apple's introduction of the Dynamic Island in 2022 for the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max was greeted with a combination of excitement, curiosity and laughter. The feature, which surfaces up system ...

Called the Dynamic Island, the pill-shaped area on the ‌iPhone‌ not only accommodates the camera hardware, but also serves as a shape-changing hub for key ‌iPhone‌ alerts. While the ...

Something I thought we’d see at the WWDC 2023 keynote is more attention given to the Dynamic Island. Apple introduced the new design element with the iPhone 14 Pro in September, and iOS 17 will ...

The iPhone's Dynamic Island is a fun, fast way to see system alerts, apps running in the background and track ride shares and food delivery. Dynamic Island Is One of the Most Helpful Parts of Your ...

But the Dynamic Island was a nice addition to the iPhone 14 Pro, so I can understand why people may be interested in trying it. 9to5Mac’s Take. I installed DynamicCow to see how well it worked ...

Dynamic Island is Apple's newly designed "notch" for the iPhone Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max. The oval-shaped cutout sits at the top of the screen, and hides the front camera and FaceID sensors.

As we know now, on the ‌iPhone‌ 14 Pro and all ‌iPhone 15‌ models, display pixels around what Apple calls the "‌Dynamic Island‌" merge it into one pill-shaped area that changes size ...

The Dynamic Island was the standout hit from last year’s iPhone 14 Pro models. But for the iPhone 15 range, Apple is already planning a redesign. First leaked by Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, then ...

Previously, she worked at DPReview. Last fall, Apple introduced us to the Dynamic Island with all of the usual hyperbole. The new free-floating pill-shaped notch on the iPhone 14 Pro was described ...

But you know what would finally make me spend my money? A Mac with Dynamic Island. Dynamic Island is a new user interface element that was introduced with the iPhone 14 Pro. With this phone ...

The Dynamic Island can show information about things like unmuting the ringer. APPLE. On an infinite timescale, yes, the new island area on iPhones might go away—forever is a long time.