Apple pushed iOS 16.1, and the battery percentage display finally came back!

When Apple released the new iPhone 14 series in September, it also pushed the ios 16 operating system to fans. However, because the new system has various bugs, Apple is also taking the time to repair it. On October 25, Apple officially pushed the official version of ios 16.1. The biggest highlight of the new system is the percentage display of power supported by all models. Now let's briefly introduce the relevant content to you by mice!

[Apple pushes iOS16.1: Percentage of all supported battery capacity of iPhone]

On October 25, Apple pushed the official version update of iOS/iPadOS 16.1 to iPhone and iPad users, and the iCloud shared photo gallery went online. Four full screen iPhones that previously could not display the percentage of battery power have fully supported the percentage display of battery power after upgrading, including iPhone XR, iPhone 11, iPhone 12 mini, and iPhone 13 mini. One of the core functions of the official version of iPad OS 16.1 is the addition of the front desk scheduling function, which can automatically organize apps and windows.

The official version of iOS 16.1 pushed by Apple looks pretty good. There are many new features, and it also solves various problems. If you have received the system update push message on your mobile phone, you can try to update it.