In light of the huge scandal regarding limiting iPhone performance, the Apple company spoke today for the first time about limiting performance iPhone X si iPhone 8 for customers from all over the world. According to those from Cupertino, iPhone X and iPhone 8 will not shut down when used in the cold because they contain hardware improvements that prevent problems of this kind and, probably, their performance will not be limited as much.
Apple claims that the iPhone X and iPhone 8 have hardware that allows for much better management of the energy provided by the battery and the consumption made by the components during the use of the phones. Asked if it will release software updates that limit the performance of the iPhone X and iPhone 8, the Apple company has NOT confirmed that it will not do this, so it is extremely possible that it will, but it is not known if to an extent that would affect us at so much.
iPhone X and iPhone 8: Apple talks about limiting performance
In 2017, Apple was asked if the iPhone X and iPhone 8 would have limited performance due to battery degradation, and they stated that they intend to do so in the future, but it seems that plans could change, somewhat. Apple no longer says now that it will limit the performance of iPhone X and iPhone 8, but only that they manage battery energy more efficiently, but this does not guarantee us that the 1150 euro phone will not have its performance reduced to 30% in 2019.
"iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, and iPhone X models include hardware updates that allow a more advanced performance management system that more precisely allows iOS to anticipate and avoid an unexpected shutdown."
I tend to think that people who spent 1150 euros, or 1100 dollars for an iPhone X will not be happy to find out that the performance of the phone is reduced after only one year because of the worn battery. I would really like to believe that Apple will not make fun of iPhone 8 and iPhone X customers next year, as it has done so far with all those who bought iPhone 6 - iPhone 7, but why should I hope for horses green on the walls, or a better Romania when the reality is always worse?
