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Device Hub in Xcode 27.1 has a hidden Action Bar specifically for iPhone Duo. It gives you a lot more control over the device angle, and you can quickly switch between 5 device poses with keyboard shortcuts. There’s also a “Table Mode” control. To enable: defaults write com\.apple.dt.Devices com\.apple.dt.coredevicepop.useInternalV68ActionBar...

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Jeremy R. H. Sequoia4 дней назад

You can also hold down the option key to access the hinge angle slider.

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Cupsey4 дней назад

5 poses buried in device hub… of course

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Johnny hex4 дней назад

What does Spotify or disney plus look on it?

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sky4 дней назад

wallpaper mention… please tell me its a collections poster

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pdfu4 дней назад

It’s a standalone PosterKit extension: com\.apple.Posters.HingeStatePoster, packaged as HingeStatePoster.appex.

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sky4 дней назад

aw

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basedcapital4 дней назад

a toggle you can only reach through a defaults write is the tell. ship ui lands in the menu, so this bar is here until the next point release pulls it.

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