Tim Cook Says iOS Beta Due Next Month Will Include Setting to Disable Battery Performance Throttling

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By Federico ViticciJan 17, 2018, 8:59 pm761 pts
In an interview with ABC News' Rebecca Jarvis about Apple's investments in the U.S. economy, CEO Tim Cook confirmed that an upcoming iOS developer beta, due to be released in February, will include, in addition to a previously announced battery health screen, a setting to disable iPhone performance throttling.…

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