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Jan 2, 2012 6:12 AM in response to mtbeaulieuby grikster,Its a software problem, other iphone 4 users have this problem after updating to iOS 5.0 and 5.0.1.
There are others annoyin bugs in iOS im using iPhone 4s and im a bit disapointed, for the first iPhone, the phone is excelent but these kind of "i dont admit and i dont fix" policy of Apple is very stupid. Just launch a patch like they have done before. I dont have Messaging (SMS) sound alert cause there is a bug that repeats 2 or 3 times almost simultaniously the sound of the alert. Its a noob bug, i dont know if its fixed on 5.1 beta2.
Im here reporting the same old to pressure Apple admitting this is a problem. I just paid 600€ for a phone that has noob software mistakes? This isnt admitable.
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Jan 10, 2012 9:27 PM in response to Kamy4arsenalby allanfromcharlotte,No need to be mean. The reason I am saying it is not a software issue per say is that many features were added to iOS 5 and by nature they are going to be more taxing on the hardware. When this happens, it means so will the battery. In essense what I am saying is the equivalent increase in battery to support the notification center and a few other changes was not made. One reason why it might take more battery than is desired that because the center finalizes the iphone running out of memory, which mine does all of the time. When this occurs, it increases the CPU usage while it tries to free memory and dumps, as well as putting some memory on the disk. This increases battery usage drastically. What im saying is the main problem is the hardware is not supportive of the software. Still the increases in usefulness and changes in software brought about by 5 were definately needed.
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Jan 11, 2012 4:31 AM in response to mtbeaulieuby grikster,Iv testes a simple battery 'fix' in my iPhone 4S. I went to sleep, and this time i turned off Wifi, and of course 3G and Bluetooth that at home are always off.
I woke up 8h after with only 1% less of battery. Its just something that could be usefull for some. Apple should have a nice shortcup (like sbsettings) to turn off wifi 3g and important stuff easily, that would work for most.
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Jan 13, 2012 11:26 PM in response to mtbeaulieuby nilesh73,Try this it workd for me
i faced the same situation but after searching over internet i'v found the solution to fix my battery life.
I hope this wil help you and every one who faces same battery drain issue
solution:
settings>general>date and time>set automatically>turned off. that's it.
set manually your location.it solves the battery drain issue for me now i am 2 days 3 hours standby on 3% battery indicator.
form this video i got the solution
How to dramatically improve Iphone 4S Battery Life
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Jan 15, 2012 9:48 AM in response to Kliffyby Kliffy,nilesh73 unfortunatly it didn't work with me i didn't notice any diffrence at all
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Jan 15, 2012 4:25 PM in response to mtbeaulieuby flakefrost,Try turning off WiFi and Bluetooth when not in use... Also adjust the screen brightness to a lower setting... Another thing you can try is: Closing all apps when they're not in use... (just double tap the home button to see open apps)
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Jan 20, 2012 5:14 AM in response to nilesh73by Forgotten Rebel,Apple,
After 3 years and 4 iphones i give up. You have forced me into purchasing an android because of your now 3 months and still counting battery fiasco! Thanks, I had it with your stupid crappy company. I have flash now!!!
Ciao
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Jan 23, 2012 12:35 AM in response to mtbeaulieuby mariusmuntean,How do you expect to have good battery life when you have Location Services On, wireless On, bluetooth on, Notifications and push notifications on for every application??? When you do not use wifi turn it off, when you do not use Location Services turn it off and so on...my wife has 4S, bought by me for christmas and from 10 pm till 9 am in the morning the battery drops only 4%.
Also set your time manually, do not be too lazy to do this, and disable automatic change of time.
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Jan 23, 2012 4:22 AM in response to mariusmunteanby enx23,@mariusmuntean
mariusmuntean wrote:
How do you expect to have good battery life when you have Location Services On, wireless On, bluetooth on, Notifications and push notifications on for every application???
These are by default on when one takes the iPhone 4s out of the box!!! Do you mean that Apple is wrong in keeping those settings on? Do the users know better than turning off settings which Apple sets as on?
When you do not use wifi turn it off,
Now I suggest that you do your homeworks before you write something like this! Are you aware that iPhone 4S is turning off the Wifi automatically when the iPhone 4s goes in standby even if you leave it connected to the Wifi (you can see this when you take the iPhone 4s out of standby mode and for 2-3 seconds it will display the 3G sign and only after it will display the Wifi sign)? Why one should turn off the Wifi if iPhone 4s is turning off by itself automatically? You know that iPhone 4s is sold as a smartphone and not as a dumb phone. Right?
my wife has 4S, bought by me for christmas and from 10 pm till 9 am in the morning the battery drops only 4%.
That sounds better than even specification released by Apple for iPhone 4S. Shortly in your case it looks like the standby of your iPhone 4s is 275 hours and the Apple's specification says that it is 200 hours!!!
All I can say is that probably you forgot to mention that the iPhone 4s was turn off completely or it was charging during this time.
Also set your time manually, do not be too lazy to do this, and disable automatic change of time.
Do you mean that iPhone 4s is a dumb phone which needs to be told what to do and when to do it? Clearly iPhone 4s is sold as a smart phone which is supposed to figure out by itself and automatically when some of its features are used and when not. iPhone 4s is a super expensive phone and it should better be good at doing things automatically and not expect the user to manually turn off settings depening if he or she needs it.
Baiul ii cu iPhone 4s si nu cu aia care il folosesc! iPhone 4s ii de tot rahatul.
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Jan 23, 2012 11:25 PM in response to enx23by mariusmuntean,If you don't want to do these things be my guest and have it your way. I was just saying what are the main things that could drain the battery, and mainly not about what the 4S "should be" doing. It's clearly that is not doing some things as it should be so you have to do them yourself.
I surely do not mind setting the clock manually and of course turning off location services when I do not use GPS, because I am not that idiot to forget where I have taken some pictures, to ever need to have location on them. I am not saying that 4S is perfect, but as others do these things to keep their battery in normal standars you should too, but as always we Romanians are only about fancy airs, ******** and other stuff like this.
I am ashamed of being a Romanian.
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Feb 7, 2012 12:33 PM in response to enx23by dkalchev,enx23 wrote:
When you do not use wifi turn it off,
Now I suggest that you do your homeworks before you write something like this! Are you aware that iPhone 4S is turning off the Wifi automatically when the iPhone 4s goes in standby even if you leave it connected to the Wifi (you can see this when you take the iPhone 4s out of standby mode and for 2-3 seconds it will display the 3G sign and only after it will display the Wifi sign)? Why one should turn off the Wifi if iPhone 4s is turning off by itself automatically?
All this is false!
iPhone uses 802.11 standard power save mode and does not turn off wifi completely while sleeping. It periodically polls the AP and if the AP has messages (Ethernet frames) for the phone, it wakes up the wifi radio fully to do it's thing.
This is trivial to verify, by looking at the AP association table.
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Feb 13, 2012 1:02 PM in response to dkalchevby CampL,Strange...both my wife's and my iPhone 4S drop out of the AP client association table a while after they go into sleep. Pinging the supposed ip addresses (static IPs) of the iPhones does not seem to bring them back into association either. Probably some problems with my router (DIR-655). Anyone can verify?

