The Dynamic Island is exclusive to the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max, surrounding the camera notch with info on things like calls, music, notifications, and turn-by-turn navigation.

Dynamic Island is a UI element developed by iOS developers to cleverly hide the iPhone 14 Pro’s notch, and rather use the same space with better utility. Dynamic Island shows useful information ...

A copycat version of the iPhone 14 Pro's Dynamic Island has arrived on Android's Google Play Store in the form of an app called " dynamicSpot." The app, still in beta, offers customers several ...

Dynamic X transforms the Dynamic Island into a comprehensive system monitoring tool. It displays real-time data such as network usage, CPU performance, and RAM memory in a customizable layout.

The Dynamic Island cutout has taken the place of the conventional notch on the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max. For features like incoming calls, alarms, notifications, Face ID verification ...

The 'Dynamic Island' is only available for the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max. The copycat version, called dynamicSpot, was created to fill a need for a 'camera island' on Android phones.

Chinese brand LeEco has also launched a new smartphone that's basically a shameless knockoff of the iPhone 14 Pro series, right down to the triple-lens rear camera design and Dynamic Island.

Personally, I thought Apple would show how it was revamping the Dynamic Island during the WWDC 2023 keynote. The company spent around 20 minutes talking about iOS 17 features but didn’t mention ...

On iPhones, the Dynamic Island shows content such as minimized app views, music that’s currently playing, and more, while Realme’s version on Android would certainly be used more frequently.

To turn off a Dynamic Island animation on your iPhone, just swipe left or right on it. There's no way to permanently turn off your iPhone's Dynamic Island animations. One of the iPhone 14 Pro and ...