Low battery life on iPod touch after installing iOS 4 (continued)

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Posted on Mar 14, 2011 12:20 PM

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Apr 4, 2011 6:36 AM in response to dhalbert

Yes I always restore as new when updating any Apple iPod product. It's just a rule of thumb I follow because iTunes has a bad history of screwing up update processes. I've added another rule now: Never update any iOS prdouct EVER. Anyway, I think I have narrowed it down to GameCentre. I believe the trick is to log-out out of GC before you put your iPod in sleep.

Apr 11, 2011 5:09 AM in response to Jason L

I bought a 4g 8g 2 weeks ago. I still have my first gen and it works good it just isn't "stock" any more and hadn't been from the first week I owned it. The difference in it and the new 4g is like nite and day though. I was really disapointed with the batt. It was asleep and drained so fast when I put it back on it had the hot warning screen. I restored it as new and upgraded it to 4.3.1. Everything was fine for about 3 days. Of course all fetch/push/notifications were off. Guess what? While it was asleep I caught the battery draining again.
Lipos can be tricky. The faster they drain the hotter they get. I could see the cpu causeing some heat but not while its idle. I also have Netstat installed and didn't see any traffic. This iTouch is going back. Gotta wonder how many light leaks have been caused from the battery "puffing"

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