iPhone and Samsung Boost Flashlight Controls with New Customisation Features

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Apr 19

Recent updates have enhanced flashlight features on both iPhone and Samsung smartphones, allowing users to adjust brightness and, on some models, beam width.
iPhone Pro models now offer beam width control, while Samsung devices provide flexible brightness settings and customizable quick access to the flashlight.
These improvements make the flashlight more practical for everyday and emergency use, reflecting a trend toward greater device utility and personalization.

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