Dynamic island spot pill notch

Dynamic Island Pill Shape Notch, Apple iPhone 14, IOS 16, Pop Up Notifications

Are you wondering if Dynamic Island really changes the user experience? Our app will help you check it out and feel like a user of the new iPhone 14 Pro with iOS 16.

How does Dynamic Island work?

After installing Dynamic island (Dynamic spot) on your phone, a small oval notch will appear at the top next to the camera, like on the new iPhone 14 Pro with iOS 16, which will display the latest notifications received on your phone. This will save you from having to swipe the notification bar every time. For example, to see how much time is left on the timer, now you won’t have to go to the notification panel, the time will immediately be displayed on the pill shape notch.

When you click on the icon of an app that is currently displayed on the pill shape notch, it opens in an expanded view. Switching in this way between several app in this format is also much more convenient, in fact Floating dark island (Dynamic spot) offers a new multitasking format for smartphones. And our team is working to ensure that Android users, can appreciate all this.

Why should you try Dynamic island (Dynamic spot)?

- Notifications like on iPhone 14 with iOS 16.

- Convenient way to switch between applications.

- The most important information is always on the screen.

What apps can Dynamic island work with?

- Any music players. When playing music in Floating dark island (Dynamic spot), a beautiful animation will be shown like on iPhone 14 or the time until the end of the song. Switching songs through the pill notch is much more convenient.

- Notification from messengers, with avatar of the user who wrote it will be displayed in the Pop-up dark island (Floating dynamic spot). When you click on the icon, you can immediately write a response. You can configure Dynamic island notch to display the full version of the message immediately.

- Pop-up island (Dynamic spot) also displays incoming calls

- Stopwatch and timer are displayed in Pop-up island (Floating Dynamic spot).

- Paused video is also shown in Floating pop-up island (Dynamic spot), it will be easy for you to return to watching without dripping into the notification bar.

- In the dynamic island notch, any notifications look like on the iPhone 14. You can customize the notifications of which applications will be sent to the dynamic island notch.

Attention! The application uses the AccessibilityService API. You will need to give full access to your phone to be able to use the main features of this application:

In the Dynamic Island notch, as on the iPhone 14 with iOS 16, you can enable multitasking. Then the pill notch will be divided into 2 parts, a circle and an oval. Each of these parts will display a separate application. For example, if you are listening to music, and they wrote to you in the messenger, then the player will not disappear from the pill shape notch, and the messenger icon will appear next to it.

Smartphones on Android are diverse and cameras, unlike iPhones, are located, in different places we have provided in Pop-up dark Island for setting the location of the pill shape notch, as well as the height and width of the curtain. You can customize the shutter by making an oval notch like the iPhone 14 Pro with iOS 16, or make a circle for phones with a single camera on the screen.

Choose to open notifications immediately like on the iPhone 14 in the expanded Dynamic Island notch, or only after you tap on them in the small version. You can set up swiping notifications with a swipe. And also change what will happen to the bangs like a new iPhone, with a long or quick press.

The app appeared recently (early access) and some of the functions are still being finalized. We are also constantly working on expanding the functionality.

However, it is important to understand that the application fully complies with the disclosure and data permission provisions described in the Google Play user data policies. We do not collect or use your personal information through the AccessibilityService.