How to Increase iPhone & iPod Touch Battery Life, Wondering why your juice drain too

Angely

Your iPhone and iPod Touch batteries drain faster? Why? Here I will guide you how to increase iPhone and iPod Touch Battery Life.

Firstly,
Turn off the EQ (Equilizer). How? Go to Setting-Music-EQ-OFF.
Audio filtering (EQ) using more power than usual. Just turn it off and use more expensive earphone rather than rubbish stock Apple Earphone.

Disable some Mail account that you don't use. It is because when you turn on wifi or internet connection, Mail deamon will refresh the E-mail to update it.

Don't turn off your iPhone/iPod Touch. Better use Sleep Mode. On/Off process will use a lot of battery energy. So just use Sleep. If your are listening to song for a long time such as sleep, just turn off the screen while you are listening song.

Set brightness to lowest as possible.Turn off Auto Brightness feature (Setting-Brightness). If you are at outdoor (sunny day) reduce using the iPhone/iPod Touch usage because Auto Brightness will set the display light to the max setting (in order to make you can see display clearly). This will increase your iPhone / iPod Touch battery life.

Turn BlueTooth Off. Bluetooth will suck your battery's energy !

Turn Wifi/Edge/3G/SSH Off.It will be easier to off if you jailbroken your device already. Because can use SBSetting toggle for easier shortcut to Wifi/Edge/3G/SSH off.

How to charge battery perfectly?
First never let your iPhone/iPod Touch run out of juice, 0% battery level. When it show 20% or 10% warning battery low, go charge your device. Once in month, or about 30 times of charging cycle, you need to use it till 0% battery level and then charge it full. With this method, your battery life will become long lasting and reliable.

You can extend or boost your iPhone/iPod Touch battery power in order to increase the battery life by using 3rd part Battery Booster.You also can buy cheaply at e-Bay.:D

Hammyman

So in other words, turn off everything that makes it useful? Agree with bluetooth. Turn it on on my Nokia mobile and the battery barely makes it a day. Turn it off and I get half a week. Force 2G and I get over a week.

hubert_cumberdale

lol - after you have done all that your iphone transforms into a nokia 3210

12bdebt3

Yeh, we need to face it; this isn't just with iPhones. Battery life on smartphones aren't the best and that's because it adds all of these extra features which we pruchase the phone for. Depending on the way people use their phone then obviously there will be different things being used and some features will be unused for some people and it uses their battery life, so I suppose they should be advised of what actually eats up the most battery life and how to turn it off if you never use it.

Hammyman

hubert_cumberdale wrote: »

lol - after you have done all that your iphone transforms into a nokia 3210

I wish my phone would turn into a Nokia 6310i. Best phone ever produced as their value on Ebay shows - still fetching £125+ for new one despite being nearly a 9 year old phone. Did calls, basic syncing with Outlook, Email and had Bluetooth support for headsets. It'd last nearly a fortnight on a charge and just worked.

hubert_cumberdale

my way to increase the iphone life is turn off location services, blue tooth and change the mail setting to check for mail either when you open the mail app or every 15 minutes or something.

the location services can be turned off as if an app tries to use it you get a option to turn it on for that time.