Apple Testing Stage Manager for iPhone and intelligent styles for video

In this episode of iOS decodedPresent 9to5mac Examine several new functions that Apple tests in the latest iOS 18.5 Betas. We have found indications that Apple tests optimizations at stage managers and enables them to partially move Windows from the screen or even via the overlap of windows without automatic layout. We have also shown evidence that Apple has tested stage manager for iPhone.

According to our findings, photographic styles will be made available in the future that are available for photos in the standard camera app. Apple also tests the option of using these intelligent styles with video. These and several other functions were discoded in this latest episode by iOS. Make sure that you subscribe to 9to5mac on YouTube for more.

Teacher participants of the stage manager

Apple is currently testing at least two improvements in connection with the stage manager, and they are as follows:

• Pull windows to any position, including partly outside the screen.
• Size the sizes the greatest windows without changing the position of other windows.

For electricity users, these skills would be a welcome addition, in particular the possibility of sometimes moving a window away from the screen. Even if Apple were forbidden these improvements to the options for accessibility, these changes would make electricity users happy.

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Stage manager for iPhone

Although it is doubtful that we get stage managers for the iPhone, the idea of ​​transforming your iPhone into a desktop computer is interesting, and technically does not prevent anything from bringing the function on the small screen. We were able to test stage managers on the iPhone via the iOS simulator, and it even works with an external display.

Superdomin

A new Springboard feature flag named Superdomin causes clock widgets in standby mode to render only half of the screen. This functional flag could take place for a variety of applications. Of course, the first foldable iPhone from Apple, on which the rendering of the half -screen makes sense.

However, this can also be that Apple tests a kind of standby mode literation for iPad. Further tests show that Superdomino -Widgets with full picture -Standby -Widgets pursue a Square -page relationship, which would make more sense for Apple's upcoming HomePad. However, it looks like future versions of standby will expand beyond the iPhone.

Smart styles for video

A new feature flag entitled ” sandwich Enables intelligent styles for video. So far, intelligent styles are only available for photos, but Apple is at least testing the idea of ​​bringing them to videos that have been shot with the standard camera app.

Smart styles for third -party apps

In addition to intelligent styles for video, there are also indications of iOS code that enable Apple to photographic styles for third-party apps at a future time.

In this episode of there are several other functions iOS decodedincluding the following:

• Apple removes the details of the Apple employees in Siri and dictation policy
• New private SF symbols
• CVES for MFI software
• Stored bank account numbers in Wallet & Apple Pay settings
• List paired developer -macs

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9to5mac's setting

It is rumored that Apple wants to add important improvements to the stage manager. Maybe these improvements are the first step. However, more options for the Stage Manager can only serve to make the function more useful. What do you think about the functions that Apple tests behind the scenes? Sounds in the comments with their thoughts.