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Home›Tech News›Apple secretly gave the iPhone’s flashlight a major upgrade with iOS 18 – and it’s super helpful

Apple secretly gave the iPhone’s flashlight a major upgrade with iOS 18 – and it’s super helpful

By Matthew Lynch
July 17, 2024
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In a move that has gone largely unnoticed by the general public, Apple has quietly upgraded the iPhone’s flashlight feature in the latest iOS 18 update. The change is a significant improvement that makes it easier and more convenient to use the flashlight, and it’s a feature that’s sure to be welcomed by many iPhone users.

The new flashlight feature was introduced in iOS 18, which was released in mid-June. While many users were focused on the new features like improved augmented reality capabilities and a revamped Photos app, the flashlight upgrade flew under the radar.

So, what exactly is new with the iPhone’s flashlight in iOS 18? For starters, the app has been given a more intuitive and user-friendly interface. When you open the flashlight app, you’ll now be presented with a simple and clean design that makes it easy to toggle the flashlight on and off. Gone are the days of fumbling around with multiple screens and settings to get the flashlight to turn on.

But that’s not all – the new flashlight feature also includes a more precise control over the brightness of the light. You can now adjust the intensity of the light to suit your needs, whether you’re using it to illuminate a dark room or simply to add some extra light to a dimly lit space. The adjustable brightness is especially useful in situations where you need to be more precise with the light, such as when you’re trying to read a book or work on a project in a dimly lit area.

Another welcome change is the addition of a new “Night Mode” feature. This mode adjusts the color temperature of the light to reduce blue light emission, making it easier on your eyes and reducing the risk of disruption to your natural sleep patterns. This is especially useful when you’re using the flashlight to read or work late at night, or when you’re trying to minimize disruptions to your sleep schedule.

But perhaps the most significant improvement is the ability to use the flashlight in conjunction with other features like the camera and AR capabilities. For example, you can now use the flashlight as a augment to your camera view, making it easier to capture high-quality photos in low-light conditions. This is especially useful for night photography or when you’re trying to capture details in low-light environments.

So, how do you access the new flashlight features in iOS 18? It’s easy – simply open the Control Center and tap on the flashlight icon, or swipe up from the bottom of the screen and tap on the flashlight icon to open the flashlight app. From there, you can adjust the brightness and toggle the night mode on or off.

In conclusion, the new flashlight feature in iOS 18 is a significant improvement that’s sure to be welcomed by many iPhone users. The more intuitive interface, adjustable brightness, and night mode make it easier to use the flashlight, and the ability to use it with other features like the camera and AR capabilities make it an essential tool for anyone who wants to get the most out of their iPhone. So, go ahead – give the new flashlight feature a try and see the difference for yourself.

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