iPhone has a very important new function in the company's laboratories currently under development Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC),, the Americans wanting to improve our user experience in any kind of conditions. More precisely, a new patent registered for the Apple company describes a method by which iPhone screens would not generate discomfort when they are turned on in low or extremely low light conditions.
The iPhone has built-in ambient light sensors, and when the screen is on at night, they reduce the brightness after a few seconds to a much more suitable value for that environment. Of course, in the meantime, the user's eyes are affected by the too strong light emitted by the iPhone screen, and Apple knows this, so it develops a technology that aims to prevent this problem from occurring in the daily use of phones.
iPhone - Apple is developing a very important new function
Apple thought that it would be more useful for the ambient light sensor to detect how bright the surroundings are even when the phone is moved by the user, and this will lead to a less intense illumination of the screen. By doing this check before the screen is turned on, those from Apple make sure that iPhone users will not have their eyes affected by the light that is too strong for the environment they are in, the idea itself being a very good one from many points of view.
The iPhone currently has a function called Night Shift that should protect the eyes from too intense screen light, but it only works after the screen is on, not before that happens. The change proposed now would solve the problem and make using the iPhone in the dark much more pleasant, the Apple company has been working for many years on this system, which seems to be almost ready to be officially offered.
