Apple patents screen changes based on device state and capabilities

1. An electronic device that includes a set of one or more visual components, comprising: one or more processors; and memory storing one or more programs configured to be executed by the one or more processors, the one or more programs including instructions for: while the electronic device is operating in a first state, detecting a change from the first state to an updated state; and in response to detecting the change from the first state to the updated state: in accordance with a determination that the updated state is a second state, different from the first state: in accordance with the set of one or more visual output devices having a first set of visual output capabilities, providing, via the set of one or more visual output devices, a first type of visual output; and in accordance with the set of one or more visual output devices having a second set of visual output capabilities, different from the first set of visual output capabilities, providing, via the set of one or more visual output devices, a second type of visual output, different from the first type of visual output; and in accordance with a determination that the updated state is a third state, different from the first state and the second state: in accordance with the set of one or more visual output devices having a third set of visual output capabilities, providing, via the set of one or more visual output devices, a third type of visual output; and in accordance with the set of one or more visual output devices having a fourth set of visual output capabilities, different from the third set of visual output capabilities, providing, via the set of one or more visual output devices, a fourth type of visual output, different from the third type of visual output.