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IOS 18.3 BETA HITS DEVICES: A BATTERY LIFE BOOST WORTH WATCHING

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February 21, 2025

Apple rolled out the iOS 18.3 beta earlier this week, and it's already stirring conversation among iPhone users.

IOS 18.3 BETA HITS DEVICES: A BATTERY LIFE BOOST WORTH WATCHING

A new feature tagged "Battery Intelligence" is at the heart of it, hinting at practical upgrades to how devices charge and hold up. Drawing from beta tester feedback and insider insights, this update could offer a meaningful edge for everyone from casual users to Apple devotees. Here's what's unfolding, how it's designed to work, and why it might deserve a spot on your radar.

WHAT'S NEW: CHARGING GETS CLEARER

One of the most talked-about additions is a charging estimate-like "Full in 40 minutes"― that pops up when you plug in. This gem surfaced from 9to5Mac's code dives into earlier betas, and now it's live for testers to confirm. Posts on MacRumors forums show users appreciating the precision, a leap past the vague indicators of older iOS builds. While Android has long boasted similar tricks, its debut on iPhones brings a fresh layer of control to Apple's ecosystem.

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