The iPhone 12 Pro concept has just surfaced and offers an intriguing look at the new iteration of Apple's non-UI version of iOS 14 called SwitchBoard, along with an early version of what has been a very common Pacific Blue hue.
Guilio Zompetti posted two photos of the iPhone 12 Pro prototype on Twitter today. The first picture displays the new edition of SwitchBoard, a non-UI version of iOS 14. It is used as an internal instrument for a number of utilities. Apple is using SwitchBoard to test a range of features on new iPhones.
Pacific Blue #prototype iPhone 12Pro,
— 🔥🌸 Giulio Zompetti (@1nsane_dev) January 13, 2021
running a factory operative system called SwitchBoard, which is a nonUI variant of our well known iOS 14.1.#AppleCollection #AppleInternal #iPhone12Pro pic.twitter.com/yvEL30jZQl
Utilities we've seen in previous iterations of SwitchBoard are available here, such as Terminal, USBHost, QRCode, Stability, as well as some newer ones like Ness and Astro.
It's hard to tell with what looks like dim lighting in the second picture below, but it's likely that Pacific Blue could be a little darker/different to this iPhone 12 Pro prototype than Apple did with the final version.