iPhone Duo will arrive on the market on October 23rd, as it now seems according to a new leak, it will offer the most universal StandBy mode in the history of Apple phones. In the code iOS Previously unannounced features have been discovered that expand the possibilities of using the phone in Standby mode. In addition, unlike previous iPhones, the Standby interface will be possible on the model Duo activate even when the device is not charging.
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New perspectives for smart home and relaxation
Apple at the recent unveiling, it only showed basic screens. However leaker going by the nickname pdfu discovered five completely new views in the source code. Specifically, they are the views Home Camera, Home Modular, Flow, Fade and Snoopy.
The first two functions mentioned are used to manage a smart home. They allow users to view either one main camera feed or a grid of multiple camera channels at once, or set up custom controls for home accessories. Varianta Flow is said to feature responsive art, with the Fade display likely to follow a similar visual principle. The latest addition is the Snoopy theme, which is expected to feature the same graphics as the popular tvOS screensaver.
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These five new features join the previously confirmed views, which include Analog, Digital, Classic Calendar, Weather, Photos, Memories, Shared Albums, and the standard Modular. The leak on the X social network also confirmed expanded visual customization options for these screens directly on the phone's display.
Here's a deep dive into StandBy mode on iPhone Duo.
Rushmore, the app meant to host the redesigned faces, is missing from the iOS 27.1 simulator.
But its localization strings reveal unreported faces, and I got some new faces running in the current renderer. 🧵 pic.twitter.com/lDQHOy5R0e
— pdfu (@itspdfu) September 28, 2026
A wide range of software features benefit from the iPhone's hardware design itself DuoUsers can use the phone folded or unfolded, in landscape or portrait orientation, and most importantly in sitting or standing configurations. The standing position forms the basis for new StandBy features, offering a stable angle for watching videos and controlling smart home features without having to hold the device in your hand.
