Apple to Release iOS 11.3 Featuring Ability to Disable iPhone Throttling

Apple iOS 11.3 update is coming soon, and the American OEM has already disclosed some of the important changes the upcoming system update will bring along to compatible iPhones and iPads. The most anticipated is the ability for users to disable the battery management features that can decrease performance in iPhones with older batteries. No one would want to miss this.

iOS 11.3 Changelog

I present to you 10 new features and improvements that will be included in upcoming iOS 11.3 update according to Apple's press release:

New features will display battery health and recommend if the power cell needs service. These can be accessed by going to Settings -> Battery and are available for iPhone 6 and later models.
Users will have a toggle for enabling/disabling the power management feature that can affect maximum performance on iPhones. The feature can be located in the Battery subsection of the Settings menu. Power management is currently present on members of the iPhone 6, 6S, SE, and 7-gen devices.
ARKit 1.5 will be introduced to developers. ARKit will be able to place virtual objects on walls, doors, and other vertical surfaces. Additionally, it will be able to map irregularly shaped surfaces in a more accurate manner. The view of the real world through the camera will get 50% greater resolution and support for auto-focus will be added.
A new Health Records feature will be added to Health app. It will bring together info from hospitals, clinics, and the app itself to organize and provide quick an organized access to the medical data. The service will be encrypted and passcode-protected.
4 new Animoji characters will be added - a lion, bear, dragon, and skull.
Music videos are coming to Apple Music.
Apple News will get improved Top Stories and Video group feature in "For You" section
Business Chat feature will be added as a beta to Messages. It will allow users to communicate with businesses more easily.
Support for Advanced Mobile Location (AML) to automatically send a user’s current location when making a call to emergency services in countries where AML is supported.
HomeKit software authentication allows developers to add HomeKit support to existing accessories.
New privacy icon will show up on your device when a legit Apple-made "app or feature is asking to use your personal information" - including your Apple ID password

Members of iOS Developer Program are already testing out the iOS 11.3 features before Apple releases a public beta in the coming weeks. The final version of the update—according to the company—will be available this spring.

source: Apple