Didn’t have time to follow the news yesterday? Here is what marked Wednesday, September 21: Apple fixes the battery display of iOS 16, the Galaxy S24 would benefit from Wi-Fi 7 and Tesla makes it possible to buy cars from its application. To not miss any news, remember to subscribe to the Frandroid newsletter.
Apple has understood its error on the display of the battery percentage of iPhones
With iOS 16, Apple has brought a long-awaited feature for iPhone users: the display of the battery percentage in the icon present at the top right of the screen. However, the system was considered misleading by users, as the battery gauge remained full until the remaining battery life dropped to 20%. Apple finally corrected this function in iOS 16.1 by proposing a dynamic icon displaying a yellow representative of the number displayed in overlay.
The Galaxy S24 could be the first to integrate this technology
While we are now expecting the Galaxy S23 at the beginning of next year, we also know more about the next generation, the Galaxy S24 scheduled for 2024. According to information from the Taiwanese site DigiTimes, Samsung is already working and already working hard to make its range of smartphones compatible with Wi-Fi 7… even though the standard has not been announced. We can expect much higher throughput, but also better management of network saturation or latency.
Tesla: it is now possible to buy an electric car in a surprising way
Maybe you are thinking of buying a Tesla, but you are put off by the fact that this acquisition is not possible from the manufacturer’s application. Never mind, if this case exists, the American manufacturer has now thought of you. From now on, the Tesla mobile application allows you to directly order a Tesla Model S, Model X, Model 3 or Model Y, without having to go through the manufacturer’s website.
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