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iPhone [Guide On How To Save Battery Life]

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Hello Syther's The past week or so i have been hearing by my friends that there iPhone battery goes flat within a couple hours of use so I have decided to collaborate ways in which i have found many ways to prevent your iPhone from going flat within a slight period of time.

Listening to music on the go is an important aspect for anybody with a commute longer than 20 minutes and you just can’t beat listening to a podcast while in queue at the supermarket.


But what do you do when the battery runs out? Failure is not an option so here I Have decided to create a small guide on how to extend your iPhones battery life.
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1. Brightness: The analogy for this aspect would be a light bulb, the higher the rating the higher energy consumption and brightness. Turn the brightness to the minimum when you can. This will for sure extend iPod’s battery life.​


Settings -> Brightness ​
2. Clicker: If you’ve got used to the touch screen interface or the click wheel, you no longer need the audible feedback to confirm your actions. Turn the little speaker inside of the iPod off to reduce power consumption.​


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Settings –> General –> Sounds ​
3. Hold Switch: Use the hold switch to make the iPod ignore accidental input.
4. Pause: Don’t just leave the iPod spinning for no reason. If you are not going to be listening for a bit, pause it!
5. Equalizer: The Equalizer needs to calculate and modify the music on the go, which drains the battery substantially.​


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Settings -> EQ –> OFF or Settings -> Music ​
6. Use Compression: Efficiently encoded music will save battery life. MP3’s are easier to reproduce than lossless AAC and they spin off the hard drive less because of their reduced file size.
7. Batteries lose their storage potential due to a common mistake: excess temperature changes the properties of the battery and may change how much energy it can hold. Don’t leave the iPod battery completely discharged for long periods of time.​


8. Software Updates: Often times the coders and developers fix mistake and improve the software that your iPod is running. Better code means improved battery life so make sure you update your iPod every time there’s a new version.
9. Battery extenders such as the Mophie Juice Pack can double the battery life and also serve as a protective case. They are essential when travelling for extended periods of time.​


Brief Information About The Mophie Juice Pack:​

The juice pack air is a rechargeable external battery concealed inside of a protective form fitting case
for the iPhone 3G & iPhone 3GS. It offers you the full protection of a hard-shell case while providing
virtually twice the battery life of the iPhone alone all in an ultra-thin, light-weight, low-profile design.​


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Also I Have Created A Table Explaining To You How Much Battery Life You Have Within The Time Limit, Depending On What Your Using (Video Time, Call Time, Internet Use.)​


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Quick Tip's:- Turning Off The 3g, Location Services, And Data Fetching Saves Battery Life.
- Turn Off Bluetooth When Not Needed.​


***Also My pictures were off websites, as i dont own an iPhone. I would like to thank the sites for the picture access.***

I Hope You Have Found New Ways To Solve Your Battery Troubles:)​
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This is not so much a guide as tips. I suggest you format it to make it look better. Add colors to text, change the font, add some pictures and center it.
 
Turning off the 3g, location services, and data fetching saves battery life as well.
 
Turning off the 3g, location services, and data fetching saves battery life as well.

Thanks I W C M O R E, There are many ways to prevent your battery life from failing on you, such as turning of Bluetooth when not needed etc.

Also Your comment will be added into the Tip's section of my guide, Thanks yet again.
 
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This is not so much a guide as tips. I suggest you format it to make it look better. Add colors to text, change the font, add some pictures and center it.

Its a guide on how to save battery and it gives multiple ways of going about that.

The mass of text at the top is very off putting and I'm not a fan of the centered text with numbers since they do not line up, but other than that it is a decent guide.
 
Its a guide on how to save battery and it gives multiple ways of going about that.

The mass of text at the top is very off putting and I'm not a fan of the centered text with numbers since they do not line up, but other than that it is a decent guide.

I will fix it up SuF, Thanks for the the help:)
 
Looking like you straight up copied this.. Have an iPhone 3gs im t-mobile, and i can remember all these pictures quite well from when i was downloading apps lol
 
Looking like you straight up copied this.. Have an iPhone 3gs im t-mobile, and i can remember all these pictures quite well from when i was downloading apps lol

Uhmm Yes, Because if i was to take a photo off an iPhone, the quality wouldnt be very good, Thats why I get the pictures I use, There clear and easy to read.

Plus This is all my own work I dont not copy from any source. But Thanks for the criticism:)
 
Just don't usw it lmao.
But if your listening to music, the lower the volume, the more batterie you will save also
 
It's a simple guide, but my suggestion on giving credit to the links applies here. I suggest using the [size] command for your headings to make them a bit larger, but it's a simple and solid guide. It's good for supporting a UE application, but I want a few in-depth ones for a strong application as well.
 
It's a simple guide, but my suggestion on giving credit to the links applies here. I suggest using the [size] command for your headings to make them a bit larger, but it's a simple and solid guide. It's good for supporting a UE application, but I want a few in-depth ones for a strong application as well.

Making Changes now :)
 
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