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After the last 2 updates my iPhone 4s and iPads battery is drained very fast. Is there a fix for this? Can I go back to the older version?
iPhone 4S, iOS 6.0.1
No go-back
try reset >>restore with back up >>restore as new
what ios will that give me?
the latest , there is no way back, your issue if you have reset is
likely to be something corrupt in backup
Millions do not have problems with 6.1.2
What you have on it right now unless you do a software updat, also.
Hi Peter, I thought the restore did not change the iOS version, but I have been wrong before 🙂
Ralph,
I could be wrong but I think a restore will always install latest available iOS
Millions DO HAVE the problem - its not just my iPhone 4s its my iPad also!
Since I've updated my iOS to 6 above I have been having problem with battery life.
I've done the ff:
Deleted FB
Turned off all the privacy settings
Turned off Siri
Turned off Notifications.
Turned off iClould but not the find my iPhone ;-)
Turned off Locations services
and still having a bad battery performance.
I phoned the apple support, apparently my support is limited due to warrantee. My Iphone is only 14 months old lol. I was advice to get the iOS 6.1.3 which was released today. It fixes the bugg. It's always the bugg huh! If the problem remains, apple needs to replace my battery as mentioned for $80 dollars and if the problem is still there, apple will change my 4s to a new 4s for $278. What a great service for a great product lol. I have been using iphone since birth of iPhone.
My question is? iPhone is a smart phone. What's the point of having all these fancy features if it drains the battery so bad? We all know that the battery issue has been for a while with iPhones.
For sure, my next phone wouldn't be an iPhone unless they beat the battery life of a Samsung.
Why is battery being drained so fast
