The iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max feature a new hardware and software system designed to reduce the impact of degraded batteries on performance.
Apple provided some information about the system in a support document posted yesterday.
The new built-in software and hardware system is automatic, always-on, and works to provide the best possible performance as battery aging occurs over time. iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max power needs are dynamically monitored, and performance is managed so that it can address these needs in real time. The system is more advanced than previous iPhone battery and power management systems and allows your iPhone to reduce performance impacts from battery aging.
Apple notes that while performance impacts are reduced as much as possible, battery aging can still lead to noticeable, possibly temporary, effects.
Depending on the battery state and the tasks that your iPhone is handling, examples might include longer app launch times, lower frame rates, reduced wireless-data throughput, backlight dimming, or lower speaker volume.
More details at the link below!
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Apple provided some information about the system in a support document posted yesterday.
The new built-in software and hardware system is automatic, always-on, and works to provide the best possible performance as battery aging occurs over time. iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max power needs are dynamically monitored, and performance is managed so that it can address these needs in real time. The system is more advanced than previous iPhone battery and power management systems and allows your iPhone to reduce performance impacts from battery aging.
Apple notes that while performance impacts are reduced as much as possible, battery aging can still lead to noticeable, possibly temporary, effects.
Depending on the battery state and the tasks that your iPhone is handling, examples might include longer app launch times, lower frame rates, reduced wireless-data throughput, backlight dimming, or lower speaker volume.
More details at the link below!
Read More