Friday 15 January 2016
When Apple debuted the beta version of iOS 9.3 this week, it showed off a new feature called Night Shift, which reduces the blue light being emitted from your phone at night. It works by analyzing your clock and geolocation to see if you’re in bed and should help you sleep better, given that the light from smart devices used before bed is thought to make it more difficult to nod off. However, this is not a new feature or an Apple-original. F.lux first became available on iOS in 2015, having already found success among laptop and desktop users and did…
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