My battery drains in one day with little use since os 7.1 upgrade
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abababababab
iPad Fan
Here is a website that was posted on another thread by one of our forum members showing some ways to improve battery life : http://snapguide.com/guides/save-battery-life-iphone-w-ios-7-complete-guide/
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To add.....if you use social network apps like Facebook or Instagram, close these completely when not in use as they will keep connecting to the net.
Also check how you have your emails set up....turn off Push. I have mine set to Manually which means that mail is only downloaded when I open the app.
Hope this helps!
To add.....if you use social network apps like Facebook or Instagram, close these completely when not in use as they will keep connecting to the net.
Also check how you have your emails set up....turn off Push. I have mine set to Manually which means that mail is only downloaded when I open the app.
Hope this helps!
Let us know if they do make a difference......
abababababab
iPad Fan
Nice to see you Abs!
Haha. Thank you!
Gtatler
iPF Novice
Some apps, notably Wimbledon 2014 and World Cup 2014 are really terrible at draining the battery, even when closed. Probably because the results servers are set to push results to the iPhone/iPad. My battery consumption has gone up by over 30% during these two events, and I cam't find any way of stopping it.
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twerppoet
iPad Fan
That is odd. No ideas then.
abababababab
iPad Fan
I think you should delete the two apps and check whether thats the reason or not.
twerppoet
iPad Fan
Could be your batter problems were only battery indicator calibration problems, and the update fixed it.
Apple advises that you run your iPad completely down (to the shutdown warnings at least) and then allow it to charge uninterrupted to 100%. You should do this about once a month. It does not affect the battery itself, but it does help keep the battery percentage indicator accurate.
Or it could be that it kicked some app/bug combination that was causing problems. Every update addresses at least a few bugs and security issues.
Either way, it's a good result for you. Yay!
Apple advises that you run your iPad completely down (to the shutdown warnings at least) and then allow it to charge uninterrupted to 100%. You should do this about once a month. It does not affect the battery itself, but it does help keep the battery percentage indicator accurate.
Or it could be that it kicked some app/bug combination that was causing problems. Every update addresses at least a few bugs and security issues.
Either way, it's a good result for you. Yay!
abababababab
iPad Fan
That happens to me also sometimes. The battery percentage increasing by 1-2%.
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