That the battery of the iPhone is lately a serious problem, saving of course the iPhone Plus whose size clearly justifies its autonomy. The iPhone 6s has serious problems to cope with more than half a day with normal use, being updated to the latest version of the operating system. Apple knows that it has lost a key point in its mobile devices, autonomy, a problem that the iPad or MacBook do not suffer from, much less. Thus, an analyst suggests that Apple is working to create its own battery management chips, with which he hopes to improve the performance offered by the apple device in this area.
The Cupertino company is taking full advantage of the economic boom that recent financial years have brought, and is therefore opting to ditch the elements that could "clip its wings", just as it quickly ditched Samsung as the main supplier of its processors, and after announcing that it will achieve the design of its own GPUs in two years, now it's up to the battery, and that is Tim Cook's company is working on more efficient, self-designed battery management chips.
As we know, there is evidence that Apple is working on its own battery management chips (PMIC), thus trying to replace Dialog, its current manufacturer, at least in part. To do this, Apple is hiring the best Dialog engineers, causing chaos at the Munich company - Reuters.
The problem here is going to be patents once again, apparently Dialog holds the vast majority of the patents necessary for Apple to carry out its odyssey, something like what the manufacturer of Apple GPUs warned. It remains to wait to see if the threat is real, or just a whisper.