iOS 6.1.3 battery drainage

You have the same people replieing. So you can't count the views and replies.

You have views that never get turned into replies so you can't count on negative evidence. 😝

The number of views is simple count of any activity on the forum: Page changes, reloading a page, replying, editing, viewing attachments and links etc. etc. The total views is always an artificially high number compared to how many actual unique viewers have viewed a forum. The number of replies is also misleading due to the same users posting multiple replies, it does not represent the total number of unique users who have replied, that number will always be much lower. For example: Thai_iPhony4 probably accounts for 100 of the total replies because he can't grasp the simple concept of combining multiple responses in a single reply....

If you ever really read CNET you will see direct quotes from these forums. So yes including cnet they get 99% of their content from these forums.

Of course you would. I suspect they will put a battery bug in iOS 7 too just to be the hot topic of the tech news sites. Of course they have the magical ability to ONLY effect a few users with any particular update so they could easily do that without effecting all 200,000,000 of their devices out there. Makes since to me.

thai_iphone4 wrote:

I'm not talking about Blogs. The first major hit on Google talking about Battery Drain 6.1.3 is CNET.

And yes. I think apple would release a speakerphone update knowing that there is a battery drain issue.

Just like they knew there was an antenna issue with the iPhone 4 and sold it to me anyway.

No, really waiting on it. Been a thread topic for every version of iOS since iOS 1.

[Edit] There it is! https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5013049?answerId=21938872022#21938872022 Wonder how many will post that battery was great on iOS 6.1.3 and as soon as update to 6.1.4 problem started.

thai_iphone4 wrote:

Was that an attempt at humor?

FYI; So far 6.1.4 has had no impact on my iPhone 5 battery life which was back to normal after settings changes made from earlier posts in this thread.

Thanks for proving my point. So it IS a big enough issue to make it into Cnet's front page news. And countless others

But he a good fanboy and pretend there is no issue. Just like you did with iPhone 4. We are just holding it wrong right?

Thanks for proving me correct again.

So if people complaint of battery issues and data issues after every iOS update, my theory is origin right once again. IOS BLOWS.

Maybe apple can get a clue and push updates that don't require us to reset and restore and do god knows what else.

And what about MY issue? Any thoughts? Why would it be at 99% after 3 minutes. Restart. Then it's back at 100% and stays there for 16 minutes?

This is only 1 thread about it. There are hundreds of threads all over about 6.1.3 battery drain.

Again. Your stats are from a fanboy.

43 minutes = 99%. That's because you have DATA off. You just occasionally log into your WiFi.

I wish you would grasp the simple concept of replying in a professional manner without getting personal and insulting people.

I on the other hand, post about the ISSUE without ever insulting anybody.

But go ahead. Keep calling me names. It is a sign of someone who is immature and losing an argument.

A watered down version of Google Now drains iOS? Hahaha.

I'm right again. IOS blows.

Hopefully ios 7 is more than flat icons.

Well. Maybe that's the problem with iOS isn't it?

I have someone here with a brand new iPhone 5. All she does is LINE and Facebook. Her phone is dead in 5 hours. Her first iphone. So, she doesn't use anything else. No iCloud or anything.

Difference between you and her. She has no WiFi.

so I did a test last night. I did a hard reset on my phone. Put it on airplane mode. Went to bed at 11:30 with 50% battery. Woke up at 6:00 with 11%.

Anyone still believe that the ios 6.1.3 battery drain is a myth?

All the fanboys here think we are crazy.

Basically they'll say:

1) It's your settings

2) an app is "hanging"

3) corrupt data when you restored (even though they don't know what that means)

Truth is iOS 6.0 was fine, it all went nuts after 6.1. It is an iOS problem. It has a problem. It is a real problem.

I get you. But don't look for sympathy here. They'll try to give you some tips when the tips don't work, all they will tell you is "well. My phone is fine. It lasts 8 hours on 100%".