Something is wrong with my iPad
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I just got my iPad out ...
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iPF Legend
Something is wrong with my iPad
This has happened twice. Yesterday and just now. Im really worried, especially since my warranty was up in June.
I just got my iPad out of my brief case and it was very warm and the battery was completely drained, well, down to 5%. it was 100%, or damn close!
What's going on?
And yes both times I was out in the field and using 3G and then put it away ~ Did it get stuck on 3G and not shut off, so it overheated and drained the battery?
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08-04-2011 06:14 PM
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iPF Legend
I'm not confident the closing the smart cover stops all apps. Close apps manually using the home button before putting the iPad away and see if that helps.
And make sure there is nothing in the brief case that might bee pushing the home button, or sliding the smart cover around (if used). This could turn the iPad on by accident.
And of course, 3G never shuts off by itself, or you would not get push notifications when out and about. But since it's always been this way I doubt it has anything o do with your current problem.
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iPF Legend

Originally Posted by
twerppoet
I'm not confident the closing the smart cover stops all apps. Close apps manually using the home button before putting the iPad away and see if that helps.
And make sure there is nothing in the brief case that might bee pushing the home button, or sliding the smart cover around (if used). This could turn the iPad on by accident.
And of course, 3G never shuts off by itself, or you would not get push notifications when out and about. But since it's always been this way I doubt it has anything o do with your current problem.
I don't have the ipad2, so no smart cover, but this does sound like a problem to you?
I did have a lot of apps open and I bet the buttons were pressed in my briefcase....hopefully.
Thank You, Sir.
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iPad Ninja
SweetPoison - I suspect that an app or several were running that drained your battery - just a suggestion - 
I was away on a trip and listening to some music on my iPod - pulled the earphones (but in retrospect did not turn off the music) - turned on the iPod a few days later and the battery was about dead - a recharge recovered completely!
So, recharge your battery - give it a go and hopefully all will be well - good luck!
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iPF Legend

Originally Posted by
SweetPoison

Originally Posted by
twerppoet
I'm not confident the closing the smart cover stops all apps. Close apps manually using the home button before putting the iPad away and see if that helps.
And make sure there is nothing in the brief case that might bee pushing the home button, or sliding the smart cover around (if used). This could turn the iPad on by accident.
And of course, 3G never shuts off by itself, or you would not get push notifications when out and about. But since it's always been this way I doubt it has anything o do with your current problem.
I don't have the ipad2, so no smart cover, but this does sound like a problem to you?
I did have a lot of apps open and I bet the buttons were pressed in my briefcase....hopefully.
Thank You, Sir.

No problem. The type of apps you have open are more important that the number. As Giradman suggests music apps can be a problem. A more subtle one is the location app. If you have a naviagtion application open it may be in the background staying up to date.
You can tell if this is happening by keeping an eye on your status bar icons. If music is playing (even if you can't hear it) there should be an icon that looks like the standard play button. If location services are running then there is a different arrow that looks a little like arrow head.
Also, since you are jailbroken, keep an eye on any apps or tweaks you added that offer background services. Your fellow jailbreakers would better know what those would be than I would.
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iPF Legend

Originally Posted by
giradman
SweetPoison - I suspect that an app or several were running that drained your battery - just a suggestion -
I was away on a trip and listening to some music on my iPod - pulled the earphones (but in retrospect did not turn off the music) - turned on the iPod a few days later and the battery was about dead - a recharge recovered completely!
So, recharge your battery - give it a go and hopefully all will be well - good luck!
It is 100% charged now ~ just unplugged it. We shall see what happens to day.
Thank You!

Originally Posted by
twerppoet

Originally Posted by
SweetPoison

Originally Posted by
twerppoet
I'm not confident the closing the smart cover stops all apps. Close apps manually using the home button before putting the iPad away and see if that helps.
And make sure there is nothing in the brief case that might bee pushing the home button, or sliding the smart cover around (if used). This could turn the iPad on by accident.
And of course, 3G never shuts off by itself, or you would not get push notifications when out and about. But since it's always been this way I doubt it has anything o do with your current problem.
I don't have the ipad2, so no smart cover, but this does sound like a problem to you?
I did have a lot of apps open and I bet the buttons were pressed in my briefcase....hopefully.
Thank You, Sir.

No problem. The type of apps you have open are more important that the number. As Giradman suggests music apps can be a problem. A more subtle one is the location app. If you have a naviagtion application open it may be in the background staying up to date.
You can tell if this is happening by keeping an eye on your status bar icons. If music is playing (even if you can't hear it) there should be an icon that looks like the standard play button. If location services are running then there is a different arrow that looks a little like arrow head.
Also, since you are jailbroken, keep an eye on any apps or tweaks you added that offer background services. Your fellow jailbreakers would better know what those would be than I would.
I do keep an eye on my apps and tweaks. I don't play around with my JB too much ~ I only have about 2 or 3 apps, if that from Cydia.
So the status bar icons, we are not talking about the battery icon?
Thanks, Boys! I will be back and let you know what happened today.
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iPF Legend
Well something is definitely wrong! I just went to get it to put it in my briefcase and it was pretty warm.
Took it out of the little mini case I keep it in and it is warm! Sure enough it is at 23%!
I put it away at 100%. I have not even used it today, I was getting ready to leave.
What is going on? I think I may cry.
Last edited by SweetPoison; 08-05-2011 at 09:52 AM.
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Have you installed any new apps recently?
The Archangel
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iPad Ninja
Defiantly return it to Apple.
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No. I couldn't tell you the last app I bought, Gab. I only have like 20 or so!
I did update a few yesterday, though.
I'm feelin the tears here. I am sitting here playing with it to see what it is! Is is now down to 17%.
And no warranty....
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