Apple's iOS 19 Will Reportedly Have AI-Powered Battery Management Feature—Is It for iPhone 17 Air?

A well-known analyst has suggested that Apple is gearing up for a massive upgrade for iOS 19 later this year. It centers on a battery management feature powered by artificial intelligence that will be reportedly coming in the next update.

It is also being reported that this feature will benefit the rumored iPhone 17 Air as it has slimmer components and requires all the boost it can get.

Apple's iOS 19 Is Getting an AI-Powered Battery Feature

Analyst Mark Gurman has shared a new report that details a key feature that is said to be coming to iOS 19 later this year, and he claims that Apple is preparing to deliver an AI-powered battery management feature that will be included in the next update.

The main goal for Apple is to reportedly utilize Apple Intelligence to help optimize battery usage on devices, and it will decide what needs to be adjusted in order to prolong the charge on the iPhones.

Apple Intelligence is expected analyze the device's battery usage trends and identify the important ones from those that are less needed. Still, it has not revealed been revealed as of press time jow it would exactly work.

Is iOS 19's Battery Management For iPhone 17 Air?

This reported feature is also at the center of speculations stating that it has been made for the rumored iPhone 17 Air. As of writing, Apple has not confirmed that the reported slimmed down iPhone is set for release.

Since everything is slimmer for the rumored Air variant, it would need to get all the optimization and assistance it needs from the operating system, and, in this case, AI for better power management.

Apple's iOS 19

Since reports about iOS 19 popped up, many have been talking about how it will deliver a significant update. The Cupertino-based tech giant will reportedly bring more features to enjoy compared to last year's release, which delivered Apple Intelligence.

The recurring rumor behind the iOS 19 update is its design overhaul, which will make it appear more like the visionOS interface, particularly with the circular app icons, frosted glass-like backgrounds, and more. Apple is yet again consolidating the look across its different devices with a single user interface that is seen on the Vision Pro headset that will reportedly be applied to the iPad and Mac.

Despite these rumors, there are still no confirmations or teasers from Apple about what to expect from iOS 19, but the good thing is that an update is expected during the June WWDC event.