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Snow Leopard pays closer attention to battery life
« Posted: June 17, 2009, 05:39:03 PM »


Snow Leopard pays closer attention to battery life

Perhaps because of some the negative publicity with regards to some magsafe adaptors exploding on unibody MacBook and Macbook Pros or just because they care, users of the new OS X operating system Snow Leopard will now have access to a utility which monitors battery life on the portable devices within the Apple family.   News on Appleinsider reports that when logging into Snow Leopard users can now click on the battery icon, located in the menu bar on the desktop and access some more information about their battery's physical condition.   The update to this utility now shows a new "battery condition" summary as well as the current amount of charge, along with the current energy source.  Read full story...


 


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