iOS 5: Tips To Improve iPhone?s Battery Life

[Faizann20]

Many users who recently upgraded their devices to iOS 5 are experiencing major battery-life issues. It seems that iPhone and iPad users are more affected than iPod touch users.
Regardless of which iOS device you own, here are some tips that could help in improving your iOS device's battery life.


With all of the amazing features of ios5 it's no surprise that your battery is taking some hit. This is especially true because of iClouds syncing feature. However, if you're not using everything all the time, disabling what you don't need will help spare you plugging in iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch constantly.

1. Disable Bluetooth (Settings > General > Bluetooth > "Off")
2. Turn off specific or all app Notifications in the Notification Center (Settings > Notifications > "Off" for any unneeded apps)
3. Disable Ping (Settings > General > Restrictions > Enable Restrictions > Ping > "Off")
4. Disable Time Zone Adjustment (Settings > Location Services > System Services > Set Time Zone to "Off")
5. Disable iCloud (Settings > General > iCloud > "Off" for any unneeded features)
6. Disable Location Services (Settings > Location Services> "Off" for any unneeded features)
7. Disable Diagnostic and Usage Reports (Settings > General > About > Diagnostic & Usage > "Don't Send")
8. Reset Network Settings (Settings > Reset > Reset Network Settings) Note: This will reset all network settings, including passwords, VPN, and APN settings.
9. Users are reporting that removing your email accounts and re-adding them also seems to have helped some users:
   
   • Delete email accounts (Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendars > Account Name > Delete Account)
   • Reset Network Settings (Settings > Reset > Reset Network Settings)
   • Reboot Device
   • Re-add email accounts (Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendars > Add Account)

Faizann20 Reviewed by Faizann20 on 30th Oct 2011. iOS 5: Tips To Improve iPhone?s Battery Life Many users who recently upgraded their devices to iOS 5 are experiencing major battery-life issues. It seems that iPhone and iPad users are more affected than iPod touch users. Regardless of which iOS device you own, here are some tips that could help in improving your iOS device's battery life. With all of the amazing features of ios5 it's no surprise that your battery is taking some hit. This is especially true because of iClouds syncing feature. However, if you're not using Rating: 5

[ipowerz]

Iphone already having very low battery backups thats the majot reason now i am using a andriod phone!