New Wallpaper Settings Panel and Evidence of Home Screen Widgets Found in iOS 14 Build [Images]

Screenshots have leaked from an early build of iOS 14 revealing a new wallpaper settings panel. The screenshots were posted to Twitter by @donglebookpro.

Apple's default wallpapers are now separated by collections which include "Classic Stripes", "Earth & Moon", and "Flowers". There is also a new "Home Screen Appearance" option which allows users to define a smart dynamic wallpaper that is only used on the home screen. These wallpapers include a flat color, a blurred one, and a dark version.

Notably, 9to5Mac believes these smart dynamic wallpapers will work well with another feature they've discovered, internally referred to as "Avocado". The feature appears to provide real widgets on the iPhone and iPad for the first time.


Instead of pinned widgets like on iPadOS 13, the new widgets on iOS 14 can be moved around, just like any app icon. The feature is still being implemented and may be scrapped by Apple.

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● New 'Find My' Notification Triggers and AR Mode Found in iOS 14 Code
● Apple May Allow Custom CarPlay Wallpapers in iOS 14
● iOS 14 Code References Reveal Only iPhone 12 Pro Will Get ToF Sensor
● iOS 14 Code Reveals There Will Be a Larger 'Plus' Model of the Low Cost 'iPhone 9'
● iOS 14 to Get New Homescreen List View [Report]
● Apple is Developing a New Fitness App That Lets You Download Guided Workout Videos
● iOS 14 May Get Apple Pencil OCR Feature That Works in Any Text Input Field
● Apple is Testing New Features for iMessage Including Mentions and Message Retraction [Report]
● iOS 14 to Bring Rich System-Wide Support for Mouse Cursors [Report]
● New Apple Watch Series 6 and watchOS 7 Details Leak: Infograph Pro With Tachymeter, Schooltime, More
● Leaked Icon Offers First Look at Apple's High-End Over-Ear Headphones [Image]

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