Apple iOS 11.3 preview reveals battery health and acclaims when a battery needs to be serviced. Users can also see if the power management affection is on and can choose to turn it off. However, not all iPhone will get the affection. The new gimmicks will be available for iPhone 6, iPhone 6 plus, iPhone SE, iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s plus, iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 plus.
Apple has been trying to fix the issue ever since it cropped up in December last year. In a letter, Apple says it will never do anything to “deliberately condense the life of any Apple product, or mud-sling the user experience to drive customer upgrades.”
The incident was brought into the picture when Apple was hit with fifth class action lawsuit after the company admitted slowing down older iPhones to prevent battery reduction. Apple is pushing to make iOS the biggest platform in the world for intensify reality, which melds pragmatic reality with the real world. Using Apple’s ARKit1.5 software, developers can turn posters, signs and artwork into interchangeable AR experiences.
For example, iPhone users will be able to see a menagerie with interactive exhibits or “bring a movie posters to life.” Apple will implement new battery health information and the ability to customize power settings after it was revealed that the company throttles CPU performance on older devices where the battery is disintegrating. Apple’s throttling is done to prevent random shutdowns of the device and ensure smooth operation, but some customers took misdemeanor to the fact that the slowdowns were occurring without gossamer to the user.
Health Records:
Apple’s Health app will also add a new Health Records gimmick, enabling hospitals and clinics to share patient data more easily. This will allow consumers to see available medical data from multiple providers. With the update, users can receive regular notifications for lab results, medications, conditions and more. The data is encrypted and protected with a pass-code.
Business Chat for Messages:
Apple will also launch a new beta gimmick dubbed Business Chat, allowing companies to directly connect with consumers. Launch partners will include Discover, Hilton, Lowe’s, and Wells Fargo.
“With Business Chat, it is easy to have a confabulation with a service delineation, schedule an appointment or make purchases using Apple pay in the Messages app”. Business Chat doesn’t share the user’s contact information with business and gives users the ability to stop converse at any time.