Starting with iOS 16, your iPhone's lock screen is so much more than just a long list of alerts and a clock stacked atop your wallpaper.You can now customize the first screen you see every time ...

The clock display remains a mainstay of the iOS 16 lock screen, only in iOS 16, you can put a little bit of your own stamp on it. Specifically, you're able to change the font and the color that ...

iOS 16 is here, and the first thing you’ll notice is the new customizable Lock Screen. You can now create multiple Lock Screens, each with its own wallpaper, clock font, and widgets, and cycle through ...

Apple's iOS 16 makes the iPhone more customizable than ever. ... With a wallpaper selected, clock customized, and widgets picked, it is time to save the new Lock Screen.

New to iOS 16 is the ability to slap a rotating selection of images onto your lock or home screen. Tap Photo Shuffle from the options at the top of the main wallpaper customization menu to start.

The new iOS 16 is also kicking the user experience up a notch with Lock Screen wallpapers for every occasion. You can have one for work, school, gym, vacation, parties, and more. Your imagination ...

Apple has revamped the lock screen in iOS 16, ... There’s one clock design, you can change your wallpaper, and — outside of a few options related to the wallpaper itself — that’s it.

The iOS 16 wallpapers are no longer static images due to the new lock screen, which includes animations and visuals that interact with the clock and widgets. They are instead rendered in real-time.

Clownfish, the wallpaper from the original iPhone’s introduction that never made it to public release, is back (and upscaled for the occasion) in iOS 16. Pride and Unity wallpapers have been included ...

With iOS 16.3, fortunately, that changed. According to 9to5Mac , the latest software update for the iPhone now lets users customize the classic iPhone wallpaper they currently have by adding lock ...

The pre-installed wallpapers for iOS 16 will be multi-layered to have two modes. A "sleep" status displays each wallpaper in a dark, faded state, presumably to appear while an iPhone is in sleep mode.