This week, Apple brought the first beta version of iOS 15.4.
In this version of the update, Apple added a new feature designed to allow Face ID to be properly recognized and unlocked when wearing a mask, without having to authenticate with the Apple Watch.
However, in addition to more convenient facial recognition, many users will also focus on the next major version of the update of iOS 16.
Now, there is also relevant breaking news about the new generation of iOS 16, showing new support that may appear.
The latest news mentions that Apple is developing an interactive component called "InfoShack". It was described as a "big component", but this is not its final naming scheme, only a product code.
Combined with the product interface pictures exposed together, this component, known as "InfoShack", will contain the familiar "widgets" and support interoperability.
According to the revelations, this interaction can play/pause/skip music, and can also start and pause the timer. And this exposed interface picture also shows that the parts of the iPhone Control Center seem to be added to InfoShack as well.
That is to say, with this larger component, users can more easily combine the required programs together. In daily use, it is also possible to perform the required operation more quickly. This will further improve the user's operational efficiency.
The leak also mentioned that Apple is developing at least two versions of InfoShack. In addition to the scheme shown above, a more compact version exists.
The more compact version of InfoShack, purportedly, supports sliding up and down toggle components instead of the left-right swipe switching shown in the currently exposed design. Speculation suggests that this may be apple testing different interaction schemes.
Unfortunately, however, there is no more precise and detailed information about the second version of InfoShack's design.
However, as far as the current news is concerned, the design seems to be still under development. Apple generally does not respond to the new support until it officially arrives, and it is not known whether this new interactive component will eventually arrive.
In addition, there have been previous news that iOS 16 may support the version of the model. It mentions that Apple plans to remove support for the iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus and the original iPhone SE. However, the actual situation has yet to be verified.
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