Android devices are finally getting a feature that provides information about battery health. A new code discovered by developers in Android 14 Beta 2 indicates that the battery application will be expanded. Google may introduce an app focusing on battery health with Android 14.
You can check battery health in Android 14
The upcoming Android version is expected to bring a significant change regarding batteries. Android 14 will introduce the BatteryManager API, which will officially provide users with more information about their smartphone’s battery life.
The BatteryManager API is designed to provide details about a device’s battery. These details will include the charging status, manufacturing date, first use date, charging policy, and overall health of the battery. This will allow users to track their battery performance.
The BatteryManager API is currently available on Pixel models running Android 14 Beta 2 or later versions. This groundbreaking API has also been turned into an application by developers. The application offers users in-depth reports about the power management of their devices.
It’s important to note that the accuracy of battery status data may vary. However, the addition of a new feature for battery tracking by Google is noteworthy. While it was observed in Android 14, it is claimed that it may also be introduced to all users in Android 15.
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