Apple's first OLED iPhone - iPhone X has been officially released on November 3, there are already numbers of user got the new iPhone. What if you do not like the "Notch" at the top of your iPhone X screen, then there's good news for fans that do not like the flagship handset's Notch.
Apple has just approved an app called Notch Remover, though the company doesn't seem to encourage developers to hide iPhone X's "Notch." Essentially, all the app does is add a black bar across the top of selected images that the user can then manually assign as a wallpaper in iOS Settings.
The one-trick nature of the app is unlikely to be overlooked by Apple and was mistakenly approved, suggesting that the company will not interpret its capabilities as a violation of the iPhone X developer guidelines. They have told developers don't attempt to hide Notch by placing black bars at the top and bottom of the screen.
The Notch accommodates Apple's TrueDepth camera and Face ID technology, but it eats the viewing area of the OLED display. Its presence disrupted Apple fans, but many iPhone X sites said they did not really notice it after days or even hours of using the device, and that was not the question after all.
Still, if you are not fond of the Notch, then Notch Remover will be a passable choice for users. It's an easy app to start with, after downloading the app, tap Select Image, choose one of your wallpaper from the handset, lastly tap on Save in order to store the converted wallpaper image in your Photos library.
Via MacRumors And iDownloadBlog, Image Credit MR And iDB
The one-trick nature of the app is unlikely to be overlooked by Apple and was mistakenly approved, suggesting that the company will not interpret its capabilities as a violation of the iPhone X developer guidelines. They have told developers don't attempt to hide Notch by placing black bars at the top and bottom of the screen.
Don't mask or call special attention to key display features. Don't attempt to hide the device's rounded corners, sensor housing, or indicator for accessing the Home screen by placing black bars at the top and bottom of the screen.
The Notch accommodates Apple's TrueDepth camera and Face ID technology, but it eats the viewing area of the OLED display. Its presence disrupted Apple fans, but many iPhone X sites said they did not really notice it after days or even hours of using the device, and that was not the question after all.
Still, if you are not fond of the Notch, then Notch Remover will be a passable choice for users. It's an easy app to start with, after downloading the app, tap Select Image, choose one of your wallpaper from the handset, lastly tap on Save in order to store the converted wallpaper image in your Photos library.
Via MacRumors And iDownloadBlog, Image Credit MR And iDB
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