Take a look at these four iPhone tricks. They’ll save you some time so you can have more hours of your day to enjoy the beautiful spring weather. They’re all new features on iOS 10, Apple’s latest software, so they work for iPads, too.

This article originally appeared on RealSimple.com

1 Unsubscribe

Finding yourself tempted by the many emails you get about the latest sales and deals? Or maybe you’re on so many mailing lists that no longer apply to you anymore, like bridal newsletters for your wedding over two years ago. You can easily get off these lists just by opening the email in the mail app and tapping on “Unsubscribe” at the top of the screen.

2 Maximize Storage

You think you have enough storage on your phone, but on your next trip you find you can’t take a picture of that beautiful sunset because there isn't any space. If you use iCloud to store photos and videos, there’s a function called “Optimize iPhone Storage.” When your phone is low on space, it will save the full-resolution photos and videos on the iCloud and smaller versions on your phone. Just go to Settings > iCloud > Photos to manage.

3 Set Your Bedtime

Did the spring daylight saving time throw your sleep off? You can use your phone to set an alarm for your bedtime. Open your clock app and go to the bedtime section. It will ask you when you want to wake up, which days you want the alarm to go off (so you can skip the weekends), how many hours of sleep you need, and when you want to be reminded it’s bedtime (from the exact time to an hour before).

4 Turn Read Receipts On and Off

If you use read receipts for iMessage, you can now customize who will get a read receipt and who won’t. Let your friends or family get the read receipts, but leave your colleagues out during off hours. Just tap on the conversation, go to the “i” icon at the top right corner, and toggle “Send Read Receipts” on or off. You can change it back whenever you want.