Many Galaxy phone users are finding it very annoying now that companies have stopped disclosing battery stats as they used to. One UI, a metaphorical operating system, was upgraded to 6.0. And what it brought as an update was to remove the functionality that we had. To be able to see how long our phones lasted until the next time we plugged them in to charge again, the time disappeared. But don’t worry now! As previously reported, Samsung was forced to bring back this feature based on multiple requests from customers.
Lo and behold, a new version of the Device Care app has just come out (v13.08.06.11) that adds a “Since Last Charged” filter to the battery lifecycle graph, along with other modifications. The fact that there’s a prominent slot in the Battery Health section of Settings – it might be one of the first things you see – makes it possible for you to easily check that the battery is after charging. From how well your phone is running, which gives you convenience. A more clear view of your usage patterns.
However, the physically updated version was not yet available to everyone. Nevertheless, technically proficient users somehow accessed it and downloaded it manually. However, they are happy to say that the new update will likely be deployed to all audiences via the Galaxy Store shortly. With this update, you’ll have two filter options: “Today” which shows the current day’s battery usage, and “Since Last Charge” which shows a more detailed look at not only the most recent charging cycle but also the current battery life. Presents the scene. battery status.
This tool lets Galaxy users make decisions based on detailed battery performance. In addition to a user-friendly interface on the high current drain and charge input as well as overall battery drainage time, Samsung is developing a feature that will give you control over how you view your battery stats. This makes it easier to optimize your phone usage and ensure you get the most out of every charge.
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