Several surveys undertaken over the last few years on the effect of modern day devices like smartphones, tablets and e-readers on our sleeping patterns have had similar results: these electronics have a huge negative impact on our sleep. Much of that is attributed to the “blue light” produced by such devices and others including television screens. Blue light affects the release of a natural hormone, melatonin, which is responsible for the onset of sleep. This has led to a wider discussion on what can be done since these devices are part and parcel of our lives today and they are not going anywhere anytime soon. In fact, we’re just getting more every other passing day. Most phones now come with some kind of night screen mode, which filters out blue light in the evenings for easy-on-the-eye late-night browsing. On Huawei phones with EMUI 5,0, this feature is called Eye Comfort. It will automatically adjust the backlight & color temperature according to the environmental brightness, giving comfort light while reading at night to protect your eyes. All you have to do is just head to the Display menu in the mobile settings and then tap Eye Comfort. You can turn on this feature at any time by tapping the first slider, or else schedule the mode to self-activate with the Schedule function. You can set the start and end times and even the degree of screen warmth, so it's just how you like it. Sample image: Notification & status bar The notification & status bar features has also been redefined to enhance user experience. For instance, head to the settings menu and then Navigation. In here you'll see the option to add a notifications pull-down button to the EMUI 5.0 toolbar at the bottom of your screen. A quick tap of that will drag down your notifications tab, saving you from reaching to the top of your phone's display. Another feature is is with this users will no longer misses their important calls or messages. To activate this, simply go to ① Settings – Notification & Status Bar - “Pulse notification light" switch. It will animate a “breathing” pulse on your device ② “Notification method ", you can choose to be prompted the numbers of notifications or no prompt at all if you don’t want any missed messages or calls to bother you. ③ The“Notification turn on screen” switch has also been moved here from “Screen lock and passwords”on the previous (EMUI 4.1) screen. You can also turn off some seldom-used switches from the settings. For battery percentage, you can set which type of notification you want to show on the notification bar. So what do you guys think of this added features? Yeay or Nay? For me they have improved a lot compared to previous versions.