Apple phones

How the Face ID feature will work on the screen

According to the report, the TrueDepth camera for Face ID won’t be visible below the display when it’s not in use, and the report adds that this will cause the iPhone screen to appear “uniformly adjacent to the surrounding screen area.” to keep the front-facing camera cutout in the iPhone 16 Pro‌ screen, however, the report says the new technology will improve “the overall viewing area and sense of immersion.”

iPhone 15 lineup: the rumors

Apart from this, the report also states that all four models of the iPhone 15 range‌ (iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max/Urtla) will support the latest Dynamic Island feature and this new feature is available in the latest iPhone ‌14 Pro‌ and ‌iPhone 14 Pro‌ Max, and less expensive models in the upcoming iPhone 15 series are also said to have this feature.

The report also claims that the company is also working on Under-Display Camera (UPC) technology. Apple may adopt this technical method after introducing the Under-Display Face ID feature. The UPC technology is supposed to get rid of all the screen holes currently on the iPhone‌.

Also, the instant messaging app has a feature that allows users to edit or even recall a message they have already sent within 15 minutes and if that weren’t enough, iMessage on the latest iOS 16 also allows sending and receiving messages with an “Invisible Ink” effect This feature allows recipients to see only the text of the message when they click on it.

hidden messages

iOS users can hide the text of their messages using the Invisible Ink feature in iMessage. Apple says users can even send a private message using invisible ink, which is only revealed when the recipient swipes to reveal it.

The feature may seem like a minor feature, but iMessage users might find it useful if they just want to send a text message to their friends and family with a special effect. It is important to note that this feature is only available for iOS 16 users.

Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you send “invisible” text in iMessage:

Update your iOS device to the latest version of iOS 16 if you haven’t already.

Open the iMessages app on your iPhone.

Go to the conversation you want to send an invisible message to.

– Write your message, you can also add a Memoji or a photo to the message.

Now, press and hold the submit button.

Click on the gray dots available in front of the Submit button, then choose the Invisible Ink option to preview the effect.

Also, users have the option to preview effects and choose between Slam, Loud or Gentle to add more effects to messages.

– Press the send button to send the message after choosing your effects.

– Finally, the message will be sent to the recipient with an unclear effect.