With the release of iOS 26, understanding your iPhone’s battery health has become increasingly important. While Apple provides a built-in battery health feature, it often falls short of delivering ...

It seems to happen with all devices: you notice you don't get as much charge as you used to, and your iPad starts dying at inopportune times. Maybe it powers off when you still have 20% left, or just ...

It’s essential to have a good grasp on the health of your phone battery, whether it be the number of charging cycles, its actual capacity, or its temperature. Even batteries in the best smartphones ...

The iPhone 14 battery health meter may be disabled if the battery isn't replaced correctly. (Photo by Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto via Getty Images) If you are one of the seemingly many iPhone 14 owners ...

With iOS 18, Apple allows you to check your iPhone 16's battery cycle count directly as a built-in feature, along with the maximum capacity percentage. Since battery longevity is one of the biggest ...

It's strangely difficult to find out what your iPad's battery health is. Even now iPadOS 18 is here, there's no sign of a full battery health setting coming to devices other than the new iPad Pro or ...

Android, by comparison, is a black box. Everything ticks along fine until your phone starts restarting, and hopefully, you piece together that the battery is kaput before sending the phone away for ...

If you're not using an iPhone, chances are you've got an Android phone in your pocket. Android is Google's mobile operating system, and it powers a range of phones like the Samsung Galaxy and Google ...

Your device's battery loses capacity over time. It can happen to any smartphone, whether you use a high-end or one of the best phones for battery life. The health of your battery can indicate whether ...