Hi everyone Aaron here for ZolloTech and in 2019 I would like to see Apple change
a few things so this is the first episode of Apple please change this in
2019 and the first thing we're going to talk about is battery management and
battery health and here we have an older version of iOS this is iOS 6 and this is
how they used to handle it back with this version of iOS so if we go to
settings you'll see we don't even see a percentage there back in the day we
would go to settings then we would go to general then we would go to usage and if
we scroll down you'll see here is battery percentage we can turn it on
or off and here is our usage 5 hours and 44 minutes 7 hours and 42 minutes
that is all we got as far as information and percentage so that wasn't so great
then as we moved on to iOS 7 and 8 and 9 and 10 and even 11 if we go to settings
and go to battery you'll see I have crazy usage since last charge I'm not
sure why it's calculating this way but this is iOS 9 on an iPhone 6 plus so
this is crazy for some reason that's just I just turned it on so this is
definitely not accurate but still this is the only information we got now with
the latest versions of iOS they've changed this a little bit so here we
have a 6s plus and a 10s Mac's running the same thing if we go to settings and
then we scroll down to battery you can see now we've got more information and
this is good the part I want to see them change is battery health so you'll see
this one was just turned on we can get similar results here if we go down to
battery and again on the 10s Macs we've got our full usage and this is
kind of nice screen on time gives us more accurate information although they
need to change this first thing in is 13 or maybe with an update we would like to
see actual 24 hours not including charging cycles of what we
get for screen on time so that's the first thing the next thing is battery
health you'll see I have 86 percent on this device and 100 percent on this one
this will climb over time it's just because I turned it on and I
need to charge it a little bit this will actually go back and remeasure it and
will probably be higher than this on my 6s plus but what you've got here is
something that is really concerning or almost freaking a lot of people out
because they'll see their brand new iPhone 10's max after six months start
to drop with maximum capacity and while this is normal for batteries to degrade
this is something people especially Apple users do not want to see we want
to see what the actual battery is as far as good and bad we don't necessarily
want to see it as far as its percentage because this causes alarm and concern
Apple has always been about simplicity and a calm kind of calming feeling using
their devices sense of security whether that's false or not is up to you but
they've also always been about just simplicity and that is not simple this
is something that I get emails on every single day or comments of I've reached
98% should I get my battery replaced is there a problem there's not a problem
it's normal but there needs to be maybe even if if we shouldn't show it at all
maybe we should have a not good medium or great or something like that a
different status is really what I'm going for here and that's what I would
like to see this one iOS 6 was not enough information Nora was iOS 9 10 and
11 but with 12 they gave us a lot of information with not as great context no
understanding of how this actually works and battery health that just doesn't
make sense so I would love to see Apple change this
in 2019 with the next version of iOS or maybe even an update of iOS 12 I would
love to hear what you have to say about this in the comments below though that's
kind of what I'm going for I really hope they make this a little more clear with
the next update and fix this to either completely remove it make it good or bad
or just say some sort of meter as to good or bad it's just too concerning and
those percentages can shift with different updates every time it measures
it as far as accuracy I don't believe it's accurate and for now I would
suggest ignoring it and hopefully I really hope Apple change
this in 2019 again let me know what you think in the comments below if you
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watching this is Aaron I'll see you next time