Is iOS 9.3 Night Shift mode coming to Notification Center?

Apple has highlighted many of its features and services but there’s still a chance that these may not appear in the final version.

Apple probably won’t reveal the iPhone 7 until September, but that hasn’t stopped an onslaught of rumours, concept images and videos hitting the web.

There’s a lot of talk about the new iPhone getting rid of the headphone jack.

The next iPhone should come sometime in the September this year. Also, nearly all phone companies have metal-body phones in their portfolio and to distinguish iPhone better Apple may use something like liquid metal or some exotic material in the iPhone 7.

For those who start the day with News, the For You feature has been made even more personalized to the user’s interests. This was in testing since December 2015 and is now available for all its users. As per Arstechnica, Apple was already notified of the concern and is now looking into the matter.

The Samsung Galaxy S7, slated for release in 2016, will have water-resistance capabilities, according to VentureBeat.

A release date is yet to be announced for the Apple’s iOS 9.3 but according to recent reports, it may be available by Spring. “If Apple is planning to support Li-Fi in the next iPhone, it would have to simultaneously launch accompanying Li-Fi infrastructure (routers, for starters)”. Researchers believe Li-FI will be “ready for commercial use by the end of the decade”.

Li-Fi, or light fidelity, was coined by pureLiFi co-founder and Chief Science Officer Harald Haas, a professor at the University of Edinburgh, and was promoted during a TED talk he gave back in 2011.

Now that huge numbers of people are accessing the internet on smartphones such as the Apple iPhone, the issues surrounding the performance of these devices has become a huge subject of conversation. However, Li-Fi technology is still in the experimental stages but that has not stopped many from touting its benefits and how it can transmit data much faster than Wi-Fi technology.