The notch, TrueDepth camera, and an edge-to-edge display are the changes that first come to mind. The short answer is yes, but not without a little sacrifice.įace ID devices have their obvious differences from Apple's traditional catalog of Home button devices. What's going on here, and can it be fixed?
When you press the Side button your Face ID model, it lags a bit or a whole lot. If you press the Side button (aka Sleep/Wake) on the Home button model, it sleeps immediately. You can explore the Performance Mode, Storage, and Memory modes if you so desire.Pick up any iPhone with a Home button, and you'll notice something peculiar when compared to your iPhone with Face ID. That covers about everything you can do within Device Maintenance with regard to the "Battery" category. It need never remain running in the background, consuming any power at all, except when I need it. In my case, one of those apps is the flashlight app I downloaded that uses the LED camera flash as a steady light when I need it. This allows you to specifically specify apps that you don't ever wish to have running in the background. Then, finally, there is a button for "ALWAYS SLEEPING APPS". I, for instance, added Google Hangouts to that list because my business number is a Google Voice number and if anyone calls me I always want Hangouts to be able to "ring." If it were asleep the call would go straight to voicemail without my ever having known it was coming in. You could go into this and add whatever apps concern you as far as possibly missing notifications. It will then "put to sleep" any of the apps you had checked and monitor them in the future once they've been used for putting to sleep after being idle for a while.ĭirectly under that is a thin dropdown bar that reads, "SLEEPING APPS (XX)", where XX is the number of apps that are being monitored that have been put to sleep by Device Maintenance.īelow that is a button for "Unmonitored Apps" which allows you to create a list of apps that you specifically do NOT wish to have Device Maintenance monitoring at all. If any of these apps are ones that it's fine to put to sleep leave the check box checked, otherwise uncheck it, then hit the "Save Power" button.
If you go into Device Maintenance under Settings, then to in to the "Battery" category at the bottom and scroll down you will encounter a list, first showing apps that it is suggesting you might want to "Save Power" for, with a button denoting same directly above them.
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