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how do I change the clock for a second timezone clock. I only get cup for Cupertino. Anybody knows?
Still works for me but it’s more sensitive to the image I use than previous betas.
We had to put our dog to sleep last week. And I finally got access to Dall-E 2 this morning. The first thing I did was make a tribute oil painting of him heading to the rainbow bridge. It makes a great wallpaper on both my iPhone and iPad.
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Unfortunately the depth effect only works without the bottom widgets I believe.
How dare you make me cry when I’m on here looking for rumours about Macs.
In terms of the music artwork on the lockscreen-once you press the artwork and it becomes larger, does it stay that way permanently or until you swipe up and then when you lock the screen it becomes small again?
It stays as you last left it. Large or small. You decide what you prefer.
I finally jumped on the beta and it’s already the most engaging/personal experience I have ever had with the iPhone.
Here’s my lock screen featuring my amazing wife.
Here’s my lock screen featuring my amazing wife.
I've found myself settling on the weather preset combined with some basic weather widgets for AQI and temp/conditions. It's perfect because it not only reflects the environment around you from a functional point of view but also aesthetically, it's the wallpaper equivalent of True Tone. I think it's Apple's best wallpaper idea and implementation to date because of that perfect dual purpose.
Bright and sunny outside? Your phone feels bright and sunny accordingly. Raining and gloomy? Your phone matches that mood. As it gets dark the wallpaper changes to a matching gradient and finally settles on a dark starlit background for evening use, exactly what I want at night because I don't want to be blasted with light. As a bonus all of the possible views are subtle enough not to distract from the app grid when unlocked (exactly what I want).
Bright and sunny outside? Your phone feels bright and sunny accordingly. Raining and gloomy? Your phone matches that mood. As it gets dark the wallpaper changes to a matching gradient and finally settles on a dark starlit background for evening use, exactly what I want at night because I don't want to be blasted with light. As a bonus all of the possible views are subtle enough not to distract from the app grid when unlocked (exactly what I want).
I rotate through different pictures of my wife. Tried to get her in front of the time but I believe the photo is too big. Still playing with these.
I'm happily married and cool with something less provocative/personal...