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[TUT] iOS 5, draining your battery? Have no fear, iRun is here. - iRun - Oct 19, 2011

Everyone loves iOS 5 right? RIGHT! But don't you hate it when your battery dies within the day? YES! Okay well here, let me show you how to save your battery.

STEPS:

1. Reset you network settings: Go to Settings > General > Reset > Reset Network Settings. Wait for your iDevice to reboot.

2. Disable Bluetooth: Settings > General > Bluetooth > "OFF".

3. Disable unwanted Notifications & apps: Settings > Notifications > Turn OFF any app you don't need notifications for.

4. Disable Locations Service: Settings > Location Services > Disable the services you don't use.

5. Disable Timezone Adjustment: Settings > Location Services > System Services > Setting Time Zone > "OFF".

6. Disable Ping: Settings > General > Restrictions > Enable Restrictions > Ping > "OFF".

7. Disable Diagnostic & Usage Reports: Settings > General > About > Diagnostics & Usage > Don't Send.

I'm aware this isn't very HQ, however it works! Enjoy guys!


* - Happy™ - Oct 19, 2011

just asking, but for io5 on the iphone 4s, is it possible Siri is a draining battery source and if so, can we shut that option off?


* - iRun - Oct 19, 2011

(Oct 19, 2011 03:59 PM)iiTz WaLLy Wrote:  just asking, but for io5 on the iphone 4s, is it possible Siri is a draining battery source and if so, can we shut that option off?
Yes, I believe you can shut Siri off. But I am not 100% sure, since I do not have a 4S.


* - Happy™ - Oct 19, 2011

also where can i find this "settings" you keep referring to?


* - iRun - Oct 19, 2011

(Oct 19, 2011 04:03 PM)iiTz WaLLy Wrote:  also where can i find this "settings" you keep referring to?
The App "Settings" you know on your homescreen.



* - Happy™ - Oct 19, 2011

(Oct 19, 2011 04:04 PM)iRun™ Wrote:  The App "Settings" you know on your homescreen.
What does it look like? Also what is a homescreen?


* - AnthonyWasH3r3 - Oct 19, 2011

To me, iOS 5 has been a huge battery saver. Idk why.


* - Grin - Oct 19, 2011

Yeah iOS 5 is a bitch with power usage. Mainly because it's not fully opt. for the old devices. I think it's fine with the iPad two though.


* - iRun - Oct 19, 2011

(Oct 19, 2011 05:21 PM)Grin Wrote:  Yeah iOS 5 is a bitch with power usage. Mainly because it's not fully opt. for the old devices. I think it's fine with the iPad two though.
Ya, I heard the iPad 2 is find with iOS 5.


* - Markdapimp - Oct 19, 2011

Just activate siri and say
Siri i know ur stealing battery and im gona let you die unless you stop it
/win


* - iRun - Oct 19, 2011

(Oct 19, 2011 05:27 PM)Sprint™ Wrote:  Just activate siri and say
Siri i know ur stealing battery and im gona let you die unless you stop it
/win
hahaha you just made my day... hats off to you sir. 🤝


* - Døn - Oct 19, 2011

Added to the big tutorial thread. I love the name lol


* - iRun - Oct 19, 2011

(Oct 19, 2011 05:31 PM)Døn Wrote:  Added to the big tutorial thread. I love the name lol
I was very hyper, when I had this. lmfao


* - Grin - Oct 19, 2011

Yes iRun told menabout this thread in advance. Nice job though. You bought out the main feautures of Battery Draining.


* - iRun - Oct 20, 2011

137 Views... But no comments... come on guys! :(