Hey Apple, it's time to give up thinness for a bigger battery

Macworld
Jan 6, 2017, 7:00 am637 pts
Apple has a problem with batteries. In fact, the problem is so serious that the company had to make a radical decision in the latest update of macOS: they removed the battery time indicator. This appeared when you clicked the Battery menu extra in your menu bar, and it displayed an estimate of how much battery…

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