Like iOS 9.2, iOS 9.3 is going to be a milestone update for Apple’s operating system and as such, it’s going to deliver some big upgrades to owners of the iPhone and iPad. The Cupertino-based company did mention it brings a solution to the Mobile Device Management issue that plagued enterprise customers.
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In all likelihood, you’ll be able to toggle the new Night Shift mode in iOS 9.3 right from Control Center.
“This update contains security updates and bug fixes including a fix for an issue that could prevent the completion of app installation when using an MDM server”, Apple wrote in its change log (via Mac Rumors). Enabling Night Shift requires you to hit a toggle in the Settings app, but it looks like Apple might make the feature a bit easier to access in the future. But it’s entirely possible that the toggle would also make its way to the Control Center on iPhone, notwithstanding the narrower interface space on the smaller iOS device. Apple is still working to fix the basic causes of the battery meter problem in the iOS 9 devices when a person travels to a different time zone.
The latest version of iOS came and went on Tuesday without much fanfare, but it turns out that the nondescript update is far more significant than it initially appeared to be. Notably, this preview image is nowhere to be found on the American iOS 9.3 preview site, so we’re unclear on what Apple plans on doing.
iOS 9.3 includes a handful of handy new functionalities.
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If you head to the iOS 9.3 preview page on Apple Canada’s website, you can see that there’s an option to enable Night Shift from Control Center on the iPad.
