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Battery data (cycles, health, etc.) gone in iOS 10.
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Battery life will still tell you when your phone is actually fully charged in iOS 10. I still use it only for that reason. I'm bummed that all the other useful stats are being blocked now but at least I can still tell when it says "fully charged" in the charging state that it's fully charged! Hopefully when a jailbreak comes we should be able to see the temp and charge rate and cycle count again.
Yes it does. I wish it gave the mAh more accurately so I knew roughly how much longer it needed to charge, but at least it gives the text 'fully charged' and not only based on the iOS percent meter, but on the battery mAh itself. I've been able to confirm it will Coconut for Mac.
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[doublepost=1476147922][/doublepost]Any iPhone app that count the. Battery cycles on iOS 10??
I don't have a Mac
[doublepost=1476147922][/doublepost]Any iPhone app that count the. Battery cycles on iOS 10??
I've been using that app for some time, but it's hard to tell how reliable it really is. Things are being rounded to the nearest hundred it seems with the app under iOS 10, but more importantly even the wear level seems like it can be unrealiable.
Using it once or twice a week for a few weeks it's mostly been at 91% for me (1600 capacity) although a bit before that it was a little higher and once or twice was a bit lower. Seems more or less fine even if rounded perhaps. Today within a span a few hours I went from being at 76% to 84% a couple of hours later to back to 91% an hour after that. This is all without charging or doing anything heavy or different than just typical usage in that time. Go figure.
CoconutBattery for OS X was updated and now shows the information again.
Not sure about anything on the phone itself.
its not accurate. before ios 10 it showed much more data, and now doesn't function at all besides the current charge.
I'm thinking of making a battery app as a way of publicizing my iPhone battery case, CoBattery.
It looks like Apple has removed the API for getting cycle count, charge amperage and charge voltage. So there is less that can be done there.
What would you be most interested in seeing? I am going to look into ways of getting data outside of the iOS API.
It looks like Apple has removed the API for getting cycle count, charge amperage and charge voltage. So there is less that can be done there.
What would you be most interested in seeing? I am going to look into ways of getting data outside of the iOS API.
If you get outside of what iOS officially supports then realistically Apple wouldn't approve an app like that, and if they would approve it accidentally they could remove it at any point.
Hardware monitor could be a good option, except the price of those equipment.
Apple cannot limit such use anyway, unless they encrypt data sent out and in device.
Battery life is an estimate. It will round to the nearest hundred. iBackupbit is a,so an estimate but rounds to the nearest 10. Coconut is the only one that gives an exact readout.
I've been looking at my current battery capacity of my iPhone 7 on ibackupbot. Oddly, it fluctuates from 2000mah and drops a 100mah to 1900. Is this actually accurate or is my true capacity somewhere in between (and the application just can't round properly?)
Application only rounds up or down. Only Coconut gives an actually number.
From my experience yes. Randomly it will round to the 10s, but mostly the 100.