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#IPHONE ZOOMED IN LOCK SCREEN ANDROID#

Display Zoom literally does the same thing too by lowering the screen resolution.

#IPHONE ZOOMED IN LOCK SCREEN ANDROID#

Technically most Android phones already have this capability as you can change your resolution to a lower one to improve battery life. If you’re using Display Zoom, your iPhone will be rendering at a lower screen resolution which MIGHT and I mean, it MIGHT SLIGHTLY improve battery life, since your iPhone will be rendering less pixels on the display. You can probably use Display Zoom if you're going to be playing games but also want to keep the heat down and save some battery a bit as using a lower resolution should also lower the power consumption due to rendering at that lower resolution.Īlso, now that I think about it. However, keep in mind that Display Zoom will also increase the text size and UI elements as if it was a smaller iPhone screen. I'm sure this is pretty much universal with all other iPhones, so if you have an older iPhone struggling with games, try this method to get better performance. While using Display Zoom, the resolution is set to 2079x960 The iPhone 13 Mini resolution as reported by iOS in standard mode is: 2436x1125 Sometimes closing the application by removing it from the screen and reopening it will turn return it to normal. Zoom is not turned on, but sometimes a double-tap on a page causes it to zoom in. It turns out that if you set Display Zoom on, the actual resolution of your screen gets changed to a lower resolution, much like changing a resolution when playing games on PC! I was surprised because the standard resolution for the iPhone 13 Mini when playing Genshin Impact isn't bad at all and was pretty smooth, but with Display Zoom on, it is even more smooth than before.įor context. Yes, this is an intermittent problem for me. Stack, on the other hand, may still be too much clutter for anyone hoping for a significantly cleaner lock screen look.Īnd if you decide neither are for you, the default List view is always there to welcome you back.I was just experimenting with this mode when I was playing a game called Genshin Impact on the iPhone 13 Mini. While the Count option may be good for clearing space, seeing those numbers piling up may give some people anxiety. The option you choose will depend on which best suits your notification needs.

“List” is the option you’re used to, and displays notifications in a list on the lock screen.

“Stack” shows the latest notification at the bottom of the screen and places all older notifications behind it.

“Count” turns notifications off but displays a number at the bottom of the screen.Three different notification display options are available. Options to clean your notifications up abound in iOS 16. Tap the selection that you want and the change is applied automatically.

The display options are shown in the “Display As” section at the top of the screen with a preview showing how notifications will be displayed.

Open the Settings app on your iPhone running iOS 16.

With three options to choose from, you’re sure to find one that works for you, and switching between them takes just a few taps: Now, let’s clear some room for that stunning wallpaper of yours. It’s currently in beta, but we expect it to be released in September. Remember: you need to have iOS 16 installed to use these notification options. But with iOS 16, you can choose from three different ways to display notifications, including one that hides them almost entirely, giving you a proper view of your chosen lock screen wallpaper. With iOS 15 (or earlier), they tend to take over your screen. Sure, you could turn them off, but how else would you know when your crush likes your Instagram story? Luckily, iOS 16 has the answer: letting you receive notifications, but on your own terms.Īpple added a new feature with iOS 16 that lets you change how notifications appear on your iPhone. Nobody wants to be buried beneath an avalanche of notifications.