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iOS 18 Unveils New 'Dynamic' Color-Shifting Wallpaper
9/7/24
By:
Amitabh Srivastav
It looks really good.
iOS 18’s third developer beta includes a “dynamic” version of the default iOS 18 wallpaper that shifts colors, as reported by 9to5Mac. Previous betas had four color options (and dark mode counterparts) for the wallpaper, but this new dynamic option changes between colors over time, offering a fresh and engaging visual experience for iPhone users.
Dynamic Color Shifts
Check out this video from leaker ShrimpApplePro to see the wallpaper and some of the color shifts. I think it looks pretty good!
The dynamic wallpaper in action, showcasing its seamless color transitions.
Customization Galore
The new dynamic wallpaper is just one of a bunch of new customization features coming to iOS 18. You'll also be able to tint your homescreen app icons and place them where you want. This added flexibility allows users to create a more personalized and visually appealing homescreen.
With this new beta, some third-party apps also get dark mode app icons, 9to5Mac reports. This integration ensures a cohesive look across the entire device, enhancing the overall user experience.
Developer Beta and Public Release
These features are currently only available in the iOS 18 developer beta, which you can install right now by following our guide. Apple has promised that a public beta will launch sometime in July, giving more users the chance to experience these exciting new features before the full iOS 18 release set for this fall.
Get a sneak peek at the upcoming iOS 18 features by installing the developer beta today.
Other OS Updates
On Monday, the company also released new developer betas for iPadOS 18, watchOS 11, visionOS 2, and tvOS 18. Each of these updates brings its own set of enhancements and new features, ensuring that Apple’s entire ecosystem remains cutting-edge and user-friendly.
In conclusion, iOS 18’s dynamic color-shifting wallpaper is a visually stunning addition that exemplifies Apple's commitment to aesthetic and functional innovation. Coupled with new customization options for homescreen icons and dark mode support for third-party apps, iOS 18 promises to deliver a more personalized and visually engaging user experience. Keep an eye out for the public beta in July and the full release this fall to enjoy these exciting new features.
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