#coconutbattery

The Mac app CoconutBattery displays both the current battery power of a MacBook and the ratio of the current maximum charging capacity to the initial maximum when the MacBook was shipped; it also informs about the previous charging processes as well as the age of the MacBook. Thus, one can monitor the charging of Mac, iPhone or iPad and also check how good the battery health of the devices is.

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How to see if Apple’s throttling your iPhone

“Apple has been catching some heat for throttling CPU performance on older phones with weaker batteries,” Alexander Fox writes for Apple Gazette.

MacDailyNews Take: Understatement of the Year, so far.

“If you have an older iPhone, you’ve probably realized it’s slowed down over the years,” Fox writes. “But how can you be sure it’s the battery?”

“Apple’s throttling was revealed through…

There’s a new version and it’s pretty cool. Thumb up to the developer for continuing the development of CoconutBattery.

What’s new?

Battery data for iOS devices

App will warn via Notification Center if current condition (i.e. temperature) could harm battery health

Fixed a bug where in some conditions saving did not work properly

This is a fairly light weight app, but it gives you all the…