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Mine is still ticking down since I have done a network reset.
3% in 3 and a half hours of being in sleep. I am going to let it run right down then give it an overnight charge and see if it changes back to how it used to be
Oops there goes another 1% .......
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Mountainbikermark said:If you've not done a full discharge in a while it could very well be your meter is not calibrated . Many have stated that Apple suggests a full discharge about once a month to maximize the calibration
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I also noticed that my battery life is slightly worse on 4.3.3
Usually I would browse web for about an hour and it would waste 4-5%, now I'm browsing for 50 min and it already wasted 11%
I'm using the same brightness level, and all background apps are closed, so I'm pretty sure the new os version is responsible for that
Mystro said:Me too. I am very disciplined with my power options and without a doubt, 4.3.3 is using more power than 4.2.2. It might be a way the battery meter is reading but from my point of view watching the meter, it is using more power for the same tasks it did when on 4.3.2.
On a side note, my wifi strength is stronger. I get full strength now when I would only get 3/4 strength wifi signal at the exact same place in my house.
Harters said:My wifi is very variable. Often when my iPad is idle I can have a full signal, but as soon as I ask it to do anything it drops down to one dot.... Sits there for a bit then goes up I bar. I have done the usual reset of network setting etc.
f4780y said:In my experience this usually indicates that your router is on a noisy channel. Is it set to Auto? Have you tried setting the channel yourself to one of the more obscure ones? Whenever I've done that in the past I tend to have a full stable signal on all my devices afterwards.
Me too. I am very disciplined with my power options and without a doubt, 4.3.3 is using more power than 4.3.2. It might be a way the battery meter is reading but from my point of view watching the meter, it is using more power for the same tasks it did when on 4.3.2.
On a side note, my wifi strength is stronger. I get full strength now when I would only get 3/4 strength wifi signal at the exact same place in my house.
I also noticed that my battery life is slightly worse on 4.3.3
Usually I would browse web for about an hour and it would waste 4-5%, now I'm browsing for 50 min and it already wasted 11%
I'm using the same brightness level, and all background apps are closed, so I'm pretty sure the new os version is responsible for that