Previously Night Shift had a dedicated button in the iOS Control Centre. But if you look in the newly redesigned Control Centre now you will see that there isn't a button for this anymore: Apple have decided it was better to hide it for some reason.
You can of course
If you are using iOS 11 and are currently using the Control Centre to turn on/off Wi-Fi and/or Bluetooth then unfortunately it is not doing what you think it is.
Looking at the image above you can see that Bluetooth and Wi-Fi are both enabled. If you press
In iOS 11 you can now add tasks to the fantastic Todoist app. All you need to do is activate Siri and tell her/him/it the task and a due date and it will be added directly to the app. Only works with iOS 11+.
Also if you want
The new Control Centre in iOS 11 is a decent improvement on the old one. It is also easy to edit so you can add or remove different features which allow you quick and easy access to things you may need on a regular basis.
To edit your Control Centre
I saw this on the
Addictive Tips website and thought some macOS users may find it useful. As their site states we could use something like the default TextEdit app (or something like Sublime Text) as a scratch pad but having an app sitting in your menu bar makes it
iOS 11 should be available to download very soon. If you rely heavily on certain apps then you may want to check to see if they are going to run on the new OS from Apple.
It is very easy to check by doing the following:
Weather Indicator is a neat little menu bar application for macOS. It is only compatible with macOS 10.12+
It is nothing ground breaking but I just thought some macOS users may find useful.
Once installed it sits in your menu bar with an indicator of the current temperature and