It probably won’t come as surprise to the majority of Apple consumers, but it looks as though the Cupertino-based company is investigating the potential of extending the iOS Night Shift feature to additional platforms.

Here is a full list of iPhone, iPad, iPod touch models that are compatible with iOS 9.3 Night Shift mode – a feature that shifts the colors of the Retina display to the warmer end of the spectrum based on time and location.

iOS 9.3.2 beta 2 is now available, and one of the most important changes is to officially allow Night Shift and Low Power Mode to work together again.

There’s a new iOS 9.3.1 trick that allows users to turn on Night Shift in Low Power Mode on their iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, Here’s how it works.

Apple has now patched the Siri trick that enabled iOS users to activate Night Shift in Low Power Mode. Here’s what you should know.

If you updated your iPhone or iPad to iOS 9.3 and found that Night Shift’s automatic Sunset to Sunrise scheduling option is missing, here’s an easy fix.

FlexBright for iOS is out now. Brings F.lux and Night Shift-like functionality to all iPhones and iPads. FlexBright is available to download now on the App Store.

With the ongoing beta releases of the upcoming iOS 9.3, Apple has been tweaking various aspects of the update, not least the highly anticipated Night Shift feature. Here’s what has changed in beta 5.

Here’s how you can add functionality similar to iOS 9.3’s Night Shift feature to Mac OS X, Windows or Android device, reducing eye strain from constantly looking at their screens.

According to Apple’s iOS 9.3 preview page, the Night Shift feature will have a toggle in the Control Center. Here are the details.

F.lux has issued an official response regarding Apple’s Night Shift feature in iOS 9.3. The app maker has expressed its interest in working with the Cupertino-based giant to advance the technology it pioneered for the iPhone and iPad.