Wassim™ Posted March 3, 2019 Posted March 3, 2019 Those who have iPhone affected by the performance limitation problem and have not yet changed the batteries in the discount program offered by Apple, can now install iOS 11.3, which offers the possibility to disable this feature. In addition to the new "Battery Health" tab in settings, the new version of the operating system adds enhanced features for AR applications, new Animoji icons, and a few other news. Of course, most users will be interested in the Battery Health menu, which can now be found in the battery section of the settings. Here you can check the status of your phone battery and how it operates. If it has not encountered problems caused by a "tired" battery, it will display "Peak Performance", but if the battery has rebooted the performance is limited. Users can deactivate the limitation in this menu, and performance will increase to the original. ARKit, the development software package for AR applications, has reached version 1.5, now offering support for vertical surfaces. Up to now, AR applications could only recognize horizontal surfaces, but now doors and walls can be detected, and virtual elements can interact with them. Surely this feature will be useful in interior design applications like IKEA. The four new Animoji animated icons are a lion, a bear, a skeleton and a Chinese dragon, which are only available for iPhone X users. All other iOS 11 users can, however, receive Animoji animations on non-TrueDepth devices . iMessage has received a much-needed capability: business accounts. Businesses can now register accounts for Apple's messaging system, making it easier to interact with customers on iOS. The Health Records function has been introduced, which manages user health indexes, and can synchronize the application with compatible systems in hospitals. Data stored in Health Records is encrypted, and accessing the site requires a user-selected password.
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