Question

How to improve battery  iPhone  6   iOS 8

Answer 1

The software upgrade and the launch of iPhone 6 is letting ratios of different battery, we all know that is not the same starting from scratch with a new device to load a backup which can cause overloads resulting battery availabilities totally different.

 

Remember that changes or iOS restorations may incur significant energy consumption and indefinitely in content indexing, back to download all applications, etc. Do not despair too soon, follow these tips to locate the points of improvement.

 

 

 

 

Test battery life on standby

Typically, we want to test all applications and new features, this gives us a pattern of use that is not the usual and can distort the perception of the battery. Therefore, before making a drastic move, put your device in standby (put the device face down) and leave 10 or 20 minutes at rest, in these circumstances there should be no difference between battery that remained before and after This space rest.

 

If the device continued rapid discharging the battery, there is a problem, see if the following steps we get more information.

 

Is there software problems?

We prove the following:

 

1. The amount of signal it receives. If you are in a weak signal area, or edge support LTE or 3G, iPhone might be trying to stay in the network, just as if you are in the line between the connection types, and lose a lot of battery. The use of radio could consume much battery in these circumstances therefore recommend using 3G or turn off the radio.
2. Reset network settings. If you are getting poor or discontinuous signal, reset the network settings can sometimes help alleviate these problems. Try it if you have only one or two bars in areas you frequent a lot.
3. Exit intensive applications require a lot of power. This is key to VoIP applications (like Skype), streaming audio (like Pandora) or navigation (like TomTom). Anything running all the time drain the battery, so if you're not using do not leave at multitasking, close them.
4. Reboots or resets the device. If you have not restarted in a while, you have to give it a try. There could be a stagnant process and a restart can often fix it.
5. Turns. Approximately once a month, and if you think you're having trouble, let the battery completely drained, until park itself and then performs a full charge. This recalibrates the battery indicator and you can have a more realistic battery status idea.
6. Go to the Apple Store. It may be that your phone belongs to a bad game or just to have a manufacturing defect, there are a system of comprehensive assessment battery that is done in no time.

Restore the device as new

The main cause of problems of battery life with iOS devices occurs when restored from the backup. An installation as a new device is usually the best solution to any problem of the battery.

 

This is an option we have to think, because we have to absolutely everything again and configure data as changes are lost in a game, etc. But really helps performance.

 

Turn off location, automatic updates and notifications

Anything that runs on the iPhone uses battery. So if you've tried everything else and you need more battery you'd have to make some tough decisions. Some settings can help hold that extra half hour.

1. Turn off location services. The use of GPS requires an enormous amount of energy, especially for things like navigation or find my friends. If you are not using, go to Settings> Privacy> Location and removes any application that does not requieras or disables the location to arrange recharge.
2. Turn out the application in the background and automatic updates. It is done in Settings> General> Updates in the background, where we disable updates and Settings> iTunes Store and App Store, and here you disable automatic downloads in all categories.
3. Turn off push notifications. Similarly, go to Settings> Notifications and disable any application that will not urgent or need.

 

There is also the usual battery of tricks that are now more accessible thanks to the control center.

 

• Sets the lock to a minute.
• Turn off all additional sounds such as keyboard clicks.
• Use headphones instead of speakers.
• Lower the screen brightness
• Disable the Bluetooth option if you're not using.
• Disables the WiFi option if you're not using.
• Disables Push for email, calendar, contacts and social networking accounts.
• Use Airplane Mode

If you're really desperate, put your iPhone in Airplane mode and save the battery when needed. This mode is also useful when the load as it is performed faster than in any other state.