Here are some tips and tricks on how users can get most out of the new iOS 9.3 software. (Photo : YouTube/EverythingApplePro)
Apple's new operating system version 9.3.1 is now available for download; however, not all iOS users are expected to apply the new software, as some of the users are waiting for a new jailbreak for the said iOS version to come out.
While waiting for the iOS 9.3.1 jailbreak tools to be released, here are some tips on how users can get most out of the new iOS software, provided that users already applied it to their Apple devices - be it iPhone SE, iPad Pro or any iOS devices.
Latest iOS devices, which includes iPhone SE and iPad Pro 9.7, is already packed with the latest iOS software, but for older models compatible with the iOS 9.3, users can download it now by going to Settings>General>Software Update.
Once user's device is upgraded to the latest iOS 9.3, they can now be able to use the latest features brought by the said update, and make most out of it. Some of the latest features iOS 9.3 brings to Apple users is the addition of Night Shift mode, addition of Touch ID support for Apple Notes and detailed Apple Health stats, to name a few.
If users are fond of staying up late and loves to mess around with their Apple devices, they would pretty much love iOS 9.3's new Night Shift mode, as this would automatically adjust the screen of their iOS device. With the Night Shift mode, the screen is less glaring and the color of it is warmer, even if the user is in a much darker area.
Users can either automatically or manually set the Night Shift mode just by going to Settings>Display & Brightness>Night Shift. Users can automatically set it by activating the time range, plus users will also get to select what should be the color temperature.
Moreover, the new iOS 9.3 added Touch ID support to Apple Notes app, which brings more security to any confidential data using the said app. The new support feature on Apple Notes can be activated by going through Settings>Notes. Users need to tap Notes option and select Password setting. On the same page, you may either select to disable or enable the Touch ID feature.
Furthermore, the new iOS 9.3 brings two-factor authentication for iCloud, which gives an extra layer of security to anyone who tries to intrude user's privacy in accessing the iCloud storage. Users just need to go through Settings>iCloud. On top of the iCloud settings menu, users need to poke their name and tap Password & Security and then setup two-factor authentication.
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