iOS 9.3 will help you get to sleep

Manny Pham

March 21, 2016

iOS 9.3 will feature Night Shift mode to help the human body adjust to bedtime.

iOS 9.3 introduces a host of new features with Night Shift mode the crowning feature. Night Shift mode will remove the blue light from your display, when you’re in dark environments. Exposure to bright lights can mess up the body clock, but with Night Shift mode your circadian rhythm will not be disturbed.

A brilliant feature for those that play with their smartphones in bed, unfortunately iOS 9.3 has no feature to stop you from dropping your iPhone on your face.

Note app now supports lock notes using Touch ID. Multi-user support is now available but is currently limited to students.

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