Apple is preparing to enable the “Live Feed” feature in the official version of iOS 16.1, allowing iPhone users to view app content in real time through the locked screen, such as tracking the progress of Uber rides, sports scores, fitness training, and delivery progress. How will the “Dynamic” screen be displayed? Take the lead to show you the “Real Time Dynamic” function screen.
Since Apple released in September iOS 16.1 Beta Afterwards, the Apple TV App can be the first to enable the “Real Time Update” function. As long as you click the “Follow” button during a sports game, you can display the live scores of LIVE sports events on the iPhone lock screen.
From the iOS 16.1 “Live Dynamics” function, it can also be found that in addition to displaying the real-time score, the player’s action events in the game will also be displayed in real time, such as strikeouts or home runs, which will be displayed in text below the score.
“Live feed” can not only be displayed at the bottom of the unlock screen on iPhone 14, iPhone 13 or older iPhones, but also on iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max models, the Live Island feature will also integrate “Live feed” sports score information, such as England The score effect of the Football Premier League is as follows.
If you want to know the focus of the current sports event, as long as the long case is “Dynamic Island”, the screen will automatically pop up the reminder window, and more real-time key information of the game will be displayed below.
It is expected that the official version update of iOS 16.1 will be launched in October, and supports the “real-time dynamic” function, which can track sports scores, fitness training status, ride sharing or meal delivery progress in real time. At present, third-party delivery platforms and Car-hailing services, such as foodpanda, Uber Eats or LINE TAXI and other multi-variety taxis, also need to integrate “real-time dynamics” through developer updates, so that there is a way to track the latest progress at any time without opening the app.
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