The Search company has confirmed that a Pixel 8a and later should retain up to 80% battery capacity for about 1000 charge cycles (a cycle refers to a full battery charge from empty). Devices ...

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However, one feature that has caught the eye of many is its new charging capabilities. With the update, Google rolled out a new feature that lets you set your Pixel's battery charge limit to 80 ...

In a recent Pixel Feature Drop, Google rolled out the ability to cap your phone's battery charge at 80%. (Recent iPhone models have a similar feature.) While that might seem like something you'd ...

Google says the Pixel 8a and later should retain up to 80 percent battery capacity for about 1000 charge cycles. You can check how many charge cycles your phone has been through in the Settings ...

If a user leaves their phone on a charger almost all of the time with no limits in place, that battery is likely to last a rather short amount of time. On the other hand, if that battery were only ...

If you turn the key or push the start button and the car won’t fire up, it takes a little longer than expected, or the whole process feels laboured, it’s likely the battery’s charge is low.

And while the industry has made strides in water resistance and screen durability, one aspect remains: battery health. Even with the precautions of modern fast charging standards like USB Power ...