Google Pixel 9a phones come with a new Battery health assistance tool It will intentionally drop your phone’s maximum battery life every 200 charge cycles It turns off after 1,000 charges, and you can ...

Google is rolling out a new 'battery health assistance' feature - and you don't have the option to turn it off. Here's why.

Lithium-ion batteries, which comprise the majority of phone batteries, are best preserved when charged between 20% and 80%, ...

So, instead of panicking about 38% battery life, you can take charge, and maybe show friends who let the battery life drop to ...

Google will launch a new battery preservation feature, Battery health assistance, later this year. The Google Pixel 9a is the only device currently confirmed to be getting the new feature.

The Google Pixel 9a has received a battery health assistance feature ahead of its release. The feature will automatically “adjust” the battery’s maximum voltage and charging speed as the ...

Google this year is introducing “Battery health assistance” on Pixel devices to help “extend their usability.” Starting on the Pixel 9a, but also coming to other models, Google will add a ...

More info. To make sure your new Pixel phone lasts as long as possible, Google is introducing a new feature called “Battery health assistance” that will debut on the Pixel 9a. This new feature ...

Google Pixel 9a is the first Pixel smartphone to come with Battery Health Assistance and here’s how the feature works. Google has detailed a new feature for its Pixel devices called Battery ...

But Google wants to address this with a new “Battery health assistance” feature that is launching with the Pixel 9a. The folks at 9to5Google discovered this when they noticed the footnote on ...

This feature, called Battery Health Assistance, is designed to protect the phone's battery from long-term wear and tear. Google has confirmed that the feature will first arrive on the Pixel 9a ...

Google is adding a ‘Battery health assistance’ feature to its phones, starting with the Pixel 9a and eventually expanding to other devices. The search giant mentioned the battery feature in a footnote ...