It's a long story... but the short version is that it does work, yes. I have an iPad too, and the SIM cards had to be swapped over when I bought it.
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What's New in iOS 9.3: Night Shift, New Quick Actions, Improvements to Apple News, Notes, CarPlay and Health
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Really happy with iOS 9 so far and looking forward to the updates. 
On my personal wish list would be something like a profile manager, allowing event or time based changes of ring tone volume, etc. Night Mode is a bit basic IMHO.
On my personal wish list would be something like a profile manager, allowing event or time based changes of ring tone volume, etc. Night Mode is a bit basic IMHO.
Well, I'm not sure if they are on by default, and realistically that would likely just apply to the Night Shift in particular it seems, but if it is, it's fairly easy to disable.
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Based on the screenshots of the feature, it seems like that should be possible.If i can adjust the temperature at anytime this will be awesome. hate the yellowish tint on my 6s plus. want warmer colors.
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Perhaps Apple might do it, but it seems like they currently don't think the iPhones have enough of a real estate to make it a worthwhile feature.
Oh I actually am not sure myself, I was only responding to what @aldrinjtauro had posted! I haven't been able to download 9.3 myself, but if it's true, I'm super psyched about it. Once I download it, I'll let you know!
to go along with some of these new force touch menus on apps would be if the camera app force touch showed the video recording resolutions to set it as. or something like that. going to the menu is heinous
You can dim it further than standard brightness allows (for reading in bed without annoying so!)
http://www.imore.com/dim-your-screen-further-control-center-allows-and-other-cool-ios-8-tricks
iBooks should ask the first time you use it after updating. It is treated the same way as any other app using iCloud, so there is an on/off switch in Settings->iCloud->iCloud Drive for iBooks.
So, we have learned that the updates that increase the first digit after the main OS version number are the biggest updates within that main OS version.
What MacRumors probably wanted to say is that (a) 9.3 might be the biggest update so far for iOS 9 and/or (b) that is a fairly big update for a .x release.
Nice!! Thank you. Great to know. I'm assuming it works like cloud purchases, in that any books located in the cloud download on the fly when you try and open them?
Great improvements to 3D Touch. When I first heard of it, I thought it would be a gimmick, but after using it on several apps for the past month with my 6s, I can't imagine not having this shortcut. Sometimes when my Mom asks me to help her with her 5s, I press a little bit harder on some apps, wondering for a second why the shortcut list doesn't show up. Wish my iPad mini 4 had it when using some apps, but I'm still very happy with the improved performance and the display blows away the washed out, low-gamut display of the iPad mini 2/3.
Wish my iPad mini 4 had it when using some apps, but I'm still very happy with the improved performance and the display blows away the washed out, low-gamut display of the iPad mini 2/3.
so Apple will put TouchID/Passcode on Notes but not for the Picture, iMessage, or Mail app? who needs to protect a Note (okay maybe someone but seriously)?
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The settings quick action should have a toggle for tethering IMHO.
That appears to be the case, and iBooks Store purchases just come straight from the iBooks Store (as they already did).
Where is that genius that was telling me Apple can not add major features to iOS in a point update?
I forgot to mention, iBooks using iCloud Drive to sync pdfs/epubs/ibooks not from the iBooks Store, is also available to iBooks on the OS X 10.11.4 beta.
People can store things like passwords or credit card numbers or other sensitive information in notes that they typically don't use and store in photos or emails or messages.
You won't. Blue light sensitivity is the modern version of picking up radio transmissions on fillings.
Except there is actual medical science behind it.