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According to some observers, Apple's iPhone 15 series will be released in August, and total production will begin in August. On the other hand, the iPhone 15 Always-on feature has gotten a lot of attention. According to Tom's Guide, the Always-on display setting will be available solely to Pro users, emphasizing some of the most probable rumors. Previously, it was stated that the iPhone 15 series would receive display updates and be AOD-ready, but this now appears improbable for the less expensive variants of the next iPhones – iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus.
The always-on display functionality was first seen in the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max phones last year. This feature lets you view your phone's background, notifications, clock, and widgets while locked.
You may also adjust your settings to make your locked display seem different depending on your preferences. Alternatively, depending on your Focus Mode, you may either black out your wallpaper or turn off the always-on display altogether.
There has yet to be a word on whether the iPhone 15 will have an always-on display, although it is improbable. It will be disappointing for iPhone consumers because they will be spending a lot of money to update their phones, and the Always-on future is a critical lure.
Only individuals who purchase the iPhone 15 Pro or iPhone 15 Pro Max can use the function.
Another rumor, according to Tom's Guide, is that no 120Hz, LTPO panels will be available on regular or Plus versions until 2025. The LTPO screen allows AOD to operate for an extended period without exhausting the iPhone's battery. The next iPhone series is believed to include a StandBy mode that charges your iPhone while showing the clock, alerts, and other information.
