System Monitor for iOS, the all-in-one system health app, gets a long overdue update
System Monitor, the comprehensive system health application for iOS, has received an update making a number of changes that users of the app will certainly appreciate.
You can download the revamped System Monitor for iOS on the App Store for $0.99, and it’s optimized for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. In it, users can check on a number of different aspects of their iOS device’s system, including memory, battery life, running processes, and disk usage. Graphics, featuring graphs and charts, display this kind of information in an easy-to-understand way, and the application collects data and updates its interface in real time.
The updated System Monitor, 3.1, adds optimization for the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, and it also adds support for the iPad Air 2 and iPad mini 3. Though it’s great to see the app gain an updated UI for Apple’s newer, larger iPhones, this isn’t all that’s new in System Monitor 3.1. The app now also displays battery tips for users, and these are designed to maximize the battery life of their iOS device, and an improved battery health check also features in the application. In an email that recently reached our inbox, developer Tekton Technologies provides a complete list of the changes made in System Monitor 3.1.
System Monitor for iOS.
These include:
- New redesidned UI
- LED indicator / Flashing charger
- Battery Tips
- iPhone 6 Plus and iPad Air support
- Improved battery health check
I like System Monitor: it’s a simple enough app, but one which offers a comprehensive selection of information. It’s useful, for instance, that System Monitor provides information on your last reboot and your current Internet connection. Though it’s not an app I feel I need to use regularly – even when working from my iPad – it’s nevertheless a nice addition to Apple’s smartphone and tablet.
You can download System Monitor 3.1 for $0.99 on the App Store, and it’s optimized for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
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