Instead of the notch, a pill-shaped cut-out now sits at the top of the display of Apple’s flagship phones. It’s called the Dynamic Island – and it’s unlike any pill-shaped cut-out you’ve seen before.

The iPhone has a pill-shaped Dynamic Island that also fits the Face ID components. The Dynamic Island is the successor of the iPhone X’s infamous notch, which shrank in size in more recent models.

Want the Dynamic Island experience but you don't want to switch to iPhone? Here's how to port Dynamic Island to Android.

It is a component described as integrating both ... To match the smaller hole, the Dynamic Island UI elements used to disguise the aperture can be made smaller and be less intrusive to users.

The more important difference relates to brightness. While the iPhone 16e can hit 800 nits in typical use and 1200 nits in ...

Apple's largest high-end model in the upcoming iPhone 17 series this year will feature a smaller Dynamic Island, according to Weibo-based ...

Interestingly, Prosser says the Dynamic Island is “hella thin.” If that’s accurate, then my point above is moot. Apple is said to introduce metalens components for the Dynamic Island.

The floating Dynamic Island is displayed for alerts, timer settings, playing music, connecting AirPods and making payments. Android users can download the DynamicSpot app to create a similar ...

This time around, while the change does still involve camera-related components, the benefit should be more aesthetic than functional. A smaller Dynamic Island means less of a black cutout in the ...

Apple’s iPhone 17 Pro Max might feature a smaller Dynamic Island, thanks to new metalens technology. The design shift could set it apart from other models in the lineup.