iBatteryInfo: Gives You Useful Battery Data When Unplugging Your Device

We all know that users are facing a lot of problems with the iPhone battery which Apple didn't fix it until now, maybe you disagree with me with this point, but I am telling you that I am always using 3G on my iPhone and for just a few hours (2-3hrs) I find my battery getting under 20%.

So maybe you are looking for a tweak to gives you a certain and useful information about your iPhone battery and how it will last long. Of course there is BatteryDoctorPro, Battery statue and now we are going to add a new jailbreak tweak to the list called iBatteryInfo.

This simple utility offers up all kinds of useful data, like whether or not your battery is fully charged, when plugging in and unplugging your iOS device…

There’s really not much to the tweak itself. It doesn’t have a Home screen icon, and there’s only a single option to configure in the Settings app: a toggle for enabling or disabling the tweak. But the data it offers is much more complex.

As you can see in the image above, iBatteryInfo gives you a wealth of information including how charged your device is (measured in mAh), what its battery’s max capacity is (also in mAh), and whether or not it’s really fully charged.

That last spec is nice because sometimes your device will say it’s fully charged, but it’s really not. Total charging cycles, your battery’s serial number and a few cable details like Watts and amperage output round out the available data.

This tweak will be very useful for you, and I have already tested it on my device and it is working great.

You can download it from Cydia store for free via BigBoss repo. 

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