Q: iPhone 4s Battery Life?

As I said, location services is off so obviously it doesn't use location services. However, I believe it is the push on twitter that is causing the problem but unfortunately, I don't know how to turn it off.

Jameson! wrote:

 

LOL!!!  As one of the world's largest companies, what other point would there be?!?!?!?

1AppleADayNoWay wrote:

 

Still trying to figure what was the point, aside from further sales.

Well, that a fruit and vegetable producer would want to sell as much as he can of his production, I mean sure. But from the most capitalized tech business, I would have expected things such as "innovation", "a greater and more empowering experience", "delivering further value to their faithful customers", "returning some of the wealth by lowering their margins on their flagship product to make it the device for the masses instead of a status icon", "flawless engineering", "new and improved design", "crystal clear call quality" and such. Guess I was wrong and Apple is just like any other business and after all why think different when everyone will just rush the to the store to buy it anyways.

Am I the only person that bought a phone to use not to work on!!  It would be different if they just gave them to you but I had to pay for mine. Still no mention of all these problems by Apple. Did hear something on a news channel about customer complaints concering I Phone 4 this morning

I think that's the most frustrating thing of all. Everybody is saying the battery life will be better eventually if you turn off so and so and do this and that... Even if all that does improve battery life, its not a satisfactory result considering how much I had to pay for this iPhone. I want it to work straight away. I wasnt expecting to have to make every change possible to see improvement in the battery!

Have you not worked out that the S stands for scrap yet.....

AliAR wrote:

 

As I said, location services is off so obviously it doesn't use location services. However, I believe it is the push on twitter that is causing the problem but unfortunately, I don't know how to turn it off.

I haven't installed Twitter so I am not sure about this, but isn't there a setting for the notification type?  If so, you can turn it off (I should think), or, failing that, you could uninstall Twitter.

I do think Apple need to integrate something similar to SBSettings, it needs it badly because its so useful, user friendly and quick. Giving you the ability to toggle off 3G,WIFI and a slider for brightness similar to the music slider. It can be so easily implemented in the (double tap home button) bar. Yes I know I forgot what its called I'm listening to music and can't concentrate. But they can't get sued for copying a jailbroken app surely? I mean its Apple's product after all! They can do what they want with it! Which is why I'm surprised they have not added something similar already.

@rphunte42 - on page 596 in the bottom is the link to the ugly thing. I don't expect you to understand that, but it won't work for campers also.

<sigh>  Yeah  I believe the 3g switch actually ejects the battery making it last a lot longer.  Ya think its at all possible that Apple has actually fixed what was broken in iOS5 that caused this to start with? Man some of you guys just refuse to be a little positive huh?

Oh and you can use the one button on top and the slider that will accomplish all those 5 or 6  buttons you mentioned

Tamarillo wrote:

 

If the 5.1 B3 helps with the battery life - maybe only because of the new toggle (2G-3G).

The new iPhone 5 shall have six additional hardware switsches on the side for every function (Cellular data, WiFi, BT, Push, Location, iCloud - like for the sound). I don't like to many clicks/taps to switch functions on/off...

Oh, so you're saying I should go to Settings>Notifications>Twitter and take off Twitter from the notification center? Because I really don't want to do it, I want notifications from Twitter but I think it is trying to find tweets. Not sure about that. I couldn't really find a "turn off push" button and anyways, my 3G cellular network and Wi-Fi are always off for a better battery life. And about the usage and standby issue I had, I think it is actually giving me the correct results! I'm very happy about it!

rphunte42 wrote:

 

AliAR wrote:

 

As I said, location services is off so obviously it doesn't use location services. However, I believe it is the push on twitter that is causing the problem but unfortunately, I don't know how to turn it off.

I haven't installed Twitter so I am not sure about this, but isn't there a setting for the notification type?  If so, you can turn it off (I should think), or, failing that, you could uninstall Twitter.

LOL   Well Im back enx23,  Did you not attend math class?  That reminds me of when we were kids and on 12/31 we would tell ort friends "We will see you next year". Even tho just the next day.

enx23 wrote:

 

 

This is a very lousy excuse (i.e. it's taking so long because iOS 5.1 is coming out) for Apple not doing its job with iPhone 4s!! 

 

Not an excuse but a fact. Its coming and is in its 3rd beta.

enx23 wrote:

 

If iOS 5.1 indeed is fixing the battery life issue it should have come last year out and not a year later!

 

Really, A year? The date is 1/12/2012  OH wait, maybe your iPhone calender is broken as well, sorry. Report that to Apple and look on your Nokia when you want to see the date until 2 more years when Apple fixes the calendar that calculates Oct to Jan as whole year

Your phone isn't up to your expectations, for whatever reason, so, of course, you are upset.  And just reading the complaints here, one might well get the impression that a large number, if not most, users are having serious battery issues.  NONE of the other 4S users I know has this problem.  So, maybe it is a 'bad batch' of chips that ended up in your phone, and an undetermined number of others, perhaps a lot in your area.  This can markedly skew perceptions.  Frankly, with 10-15 million of them sold, if the problem were really in a large percentage of phones, you can bet the media would be on it like flies on a dead dog.  Apple is working on some things that will, hopefully, give everyone better battery life, and some users doubtless have significant hardware problems.  I don't think it is as widespread as you seem to think, but then that doesn't really matter to you if YOUR phone is giving trouble.

Vomgottsland wrote:

 

Am I the only person that bought a phone to use not to work on!!  It would be different if they just gave them to you but I had to pay for mine. Still no mention of all these problems by Apple. Did hear something on a news channel about customer complaints concering I Phone 4 this morning

Hahahaha!!!   time to get back to your OWS tent.  

1AppleADayNoWay wrote:

 

Jameson! wrote:

 

LOL!!!  As one of the world's largest companies, what other point would there be?!?!?!?

1AppleADayNoWay wrote:

 

Still trying to figure what was the point, aside from further sales.

 

Well, that a fruit and vegetable producer would want to sell as much as he can of his production, I mean sure. But from the most capitalized tech business, I would have expected things such as "innovation", "a greater and more empowering experience", "delivering further value to their faithful customers", "returning some of the wealth by lowering their margins on their flagship product to make it the device for the masses instead of a status icon", "flawless engineering", "new and improved design", "crystal clear call quality" and such. Guess I was wrong and Apple is just like any other business and after all why think different when everyone will just rush the to the store to buy it anyways.

Well, at this point, I believe it is a bit late to 'want it to work straight away', as that train has left.  Now, you can either try to get a refund, or try to solve the problem.

timmy880 wrote:

 

I think that's the most frustrating thing of all. Everybody is saying the battery life will be better eventually if you turn off so and so and do this and that... Even if all that does improve battery life, its not a satisfactory result considering how much I had to pay for this iPhone. I want it to work straight away. I wasnt expecting to have to make every change possible to see improvement in the battery!

b4xsy wrote:

 

Have you not worked out that the S stands for scrap yet.....

Kind of expensive for scrap.  I thought it stood for 'Siri'.