Recently, we had reported about how the new iPad can actually be charged for an hour or two after iOS tells you it's 100% full. Speculation was made as to why this was happening on the new iPad and most attributed it to the battery being 70% larger.
It was also said by CNBC that "if you charge it more than that [100%], you could harm the longevity of the battery". Well Apple decided to come out of the cave and put all these rumors to rest.
On Thursday we mentioned how the new iPad‘s battery gauge in iOS actually lies to you. It was said that you should charge your battery for up to a couple hours after the iPad claimed it was “100%” charged. According ...
Apple recently reinvented the battery with their release of the new iPad. The new iPad packs a battery with 70% more capacity while roughly maintaining the same size. So it comes as no surprise that an iPad with twice power ...
Apple announced the new iPad with many amazing features like LTE, Retina Display, and a better processor, battery life was an issue addressed during the Keynote. Apple went on to discuss how they basically revolutionized the battery, making it 70% ...
On Wednesday, Apple announced the new third generation iPad. This includes some pretty crazy features like a beefed up processor, Retina Display, twice the RAM, and 4G LTE. But somehow Apple managed to pack the same battery life in the ...