when i made Apple company The notch in 2017, has made possible a modern edge-to-edge screen design that eliminated the large borders, and while the iPhones look more elegant as a result, FaceID’s notch is a narrow space at the top of the screen. the screenwhich led to the move to remove the battery status gauge that showed the exact percentage of battery in the status bar. iOS 16.
With iOS 16, Apple has revived the status bar percentage indicator so that it will always be there on your status bar. Here’s how to enable it, according to a businessinsider.
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How to Show iPhone Battery Percentage in iOS 16
The battery percentage option is turned off by default, so you will have to enable it yourself.
1. Open the Settings app on your iPhone
2. Scroll down and tap Battery.
3. From here, toggle the battery percentage option to On You can disable the feature by toggling the option to Off.
You’ll now see your iPhone’s battery percentage inside the battery icon, which is different from what you might remember, as the battery percentage was to the left of the icon.
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What iPhones Can Show Battery Percentage?
Almost all iPhones from Apple with notches and FaceID support the battery percentage option, except for the iPhone XR, iPhone 11, iPhone 12 Mini, and iPhone 13 Mini. Other than that, these iPhones support the battery percentage option:
iPhone X
iPhone XS و iPhone Max
iPhone 11 Pro و iPhone Pro Max
iPhone 12 و iPhone 12 Pro و iPhone 12 Pro Max
iPhone 13 و iPhone 13 Pro و iPhone 13 Pro Max
iPhone 14 و iPhone 14 Pro و iPhone 14 Pro Max
iPhone battery percentage in iOS 16 is not perfect, but it should improve in iOS 16.1
Currently, the battery icon with the battery percentage inside appears as if it is fully charged until it reaches 20% of battery life, at which point it turns red.
The next big iOS update, iOS 16.1, is supposed to tweak the battery icon to reflect how much battery life is left — like when the battery percentage indicator is disabled.
It looks like iOS 16.1 will also include battery percentage support for the remaining iPhones that don’t currently support it, including the iPhone XR, iPhone 11, iPhone 12 Mini, and iPhone 13 Mini.
And my lady previously talked about how to update apps automatically and manually in iOS 16, which are as follows:
How to Automatically Update Apps on iOS 16
- First, to save time, you can instruct your iPhone to automatically update any or all of the individual apps if you want to.
- Tap Settings on your iPhone’s home screen. Once there, scroll down and tap App Store.
- Under the Automatic Downloads section, drag the slider next to App updates until it turns green.
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How to manually update apps on iOS 16
You can also manually update the apps yourself if you don’t want your iPhone to do it automatically for you.
- Head to the App Store on the home screen of your iPhone.
- Once there, click on your profile icon in the top-right corner.
- Under the Upcoming Automatic Updates section, you’ll see if there are any upcoming updates available for your apps that you can update individually by clicking the Update button next to the app.
- Alternatively, you can update them all by clicking the blue Update All option right below the Incoming Automatic Updates heading.
- And you’ll see All your apps are now updated, you can now enjoy any new features and security updates and repeat the process in the future if needed.
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