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iOS 26 brings a new AI-powered feature to extend your iPhone’s battery life: Here’s how it works


Apple’s new iPhone launch is just weeks away, which should be followed by the official rollout of the company’s new iOS 26 operating system. While Liquid Glass stole the spotlight during Apple’s WWDC address earlier this year, there are other nifty features in the UI that could be real head-turners as well.

One of the lesser-known features in iOS 26 is a setting called Adaptive Power, which uses AI to extend iPhone battery life during high usage.

iPhone users already have the option to lower brightness, turn off Always-On Display, or, in…



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