Fortunately, not only can you enable a blue-light filter on your smartphone, you can do so in Windows 10 and 11, too. In fact, the process is incredibly easy—setup takes just a few minutes.

If you’re currently using night mode on your phone, it’s pretty easy to turn off. On iOS, head to Settings > Display & Brightness > Night Shift. On Android, head to Settings > Display > Night Light.

Blue light filter modes are usually a set-it-and-forget-it option on smartphones. Chances are, if you’ve become accustomed to your smartphone’s standard colors, tweaking it with a blue light ...

With the Blue light filter enabled, the amount of blue light displayed on the screen of the device will be reduced. If you’re wondering how to access and manage this feature on the Galaxy Tab S6 ...

Blue light filters like the kind found on most tablets and smartphones may actually be more disruptive to sleep patterns than non-filtered light, the researchers say. Dr. Tim Brown explains: ...

Fortunately, according to Windows Latest, these limitations will disappear in the next-generation Arm-based chip to be unveiled in September. For now, if you want a blue light filter on an ...

Likewise, plenty of eyeglasses aimed at frequent screen users claim to filter out at least some blue light. But some people worry this isn’t enough to prevent long-term eye damage.

All of us have seen the billboards and TV ads. An attractive actor or actress flaunting perfectly fit blue-filter-light glasses. The ads promise you a lot of perks: lesser eye strain, better sleep ...

Bailey Nelson will add a blue light filter onto a new pair of specs for $50, while Oscar Wylee's blue light lenses will cost you $80. OPSM's glasses come with a "BlueGuard" lens for an additional ...