Report: iOS 17 to roll out new Lock Screen features, Apple Music UI updates & more

Image credit : Global Village Space What new features might be included in iOS 17 this year is starting to become more evident. According to a recent Weibo tweet from a previously reliable source, iOS 17 will bring updates to the iPhone Lock Screen, new Apple Music capabilities, and more.

The most recent iOS 17 leaks reveal new features.

The same source that accurately disclosed the yellow iPhone 14 ahead of its formal debut is the source of this Weibo rumor. This gives the leak of iOS 17 some legitimacy, but we still advise cautious skepticism. Particularly when it comes to software leaks, this source doesn't currently have a long track record of accuracy. [caption id="attachment_165503" align="aligncenter" width="1200"] Image credit : Gizchina.com[/caption] In light of this, the leak from today claims that iOS 17 will come with numerous modifications to the iPhone Lock Screen, a new Apple Music user interface, and more. The claims are summarized as follows:

• UI updates in Control Centre.
• Support for the App Library's custom categories and other organization tools.
• Direct access to Apple Music lyrics on the lock screen.
• Updates to the Apple Music user interface that substitute fresh graphics and imagery for less text.
• Similar to the current sharing functionality for Apple Watch faces, support for sharing personal Lock Screen designs.
• The ability to further customize the Lock Screen's typefaces, emoji backgrounds, and "other functions."
• With "step-less" adjustment, the torch brightness can be controlled more precisely. There are just three preset brightness levels available for flashlights at the moment.

Also read : Watch a smartphone charging in just 5 min, Know about Redmi 300-watt charging innovation These latest iOS 17 rumors join earlier ones that came from Bloomberg and other sources. Most recently, Bloomberg claimed that iOS 17 will introduce updates to Find My and the Wallet app, as well as support for side-loading apps (but only in the European Union). Apple may release a new journaling app this year as part of iOS 17, according to a Wall Street Journal report published last week.