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iPhone Battery Saving Tips...


Guest eggyrocks

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Sorry for another new thread, but alas.

Here are a few tips for things for everyone to do to try and add at least an hour to the time their iPhone will keep it's charge for - then with the Ted Baker charger we might actually get through the festival with a phone when we need it...

1. Turn off Wi-Fi - Settings Wi-Fi is second option down on 3gs

2. Turn off Bluetooth - Settings - General - Bluetooth

3. Change your email to manually fetch new messages instead of having emails pushed onto your phone - then update as and when you want to.

4. Turn off location servies - again in Settings - General

5. Lower the brightness

6. Don't play games when you should be at a festival

7. Turn it off when you don't want to use it.

Anyone got any more suggestions?

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Sorry for another new thread, but alas.

Here are a few tips for things for everyone to do to try and add at least an hour to the time their iPhone will keep it's charge for - then with the Ted Baker charger we might actually get through the festival with a phone when we need it...

1. Turn off Wi-Fi - Settings Wi-Fi is second option down on 3gs

2. Turn off Bluetooth - Settings - General - Bluetooth

3. Change your email to manually fetch new messages instead of having emails pushed onto your phone - then update as and when you want to.

4. Turn off location servies - again in Settings - General

5. Lower the brightness

6. Don't play games when you should be at a festival

7. Turn it off when you don't want to use it.

Anyone got any more suggestions?

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Sorry for another new thread, but alas.

Here are a few tips for things for everyone to do to try and add at least an hour to the time their iPhone will keep it's charge for - then with the Ted Baker charger we might actually get through the festival with a phone when we need it...

1. Turn off Wi-Fi - Settings Wi-Fi is second option down on 3gs

2. Turn off Bluetooth - Settings - General - Bluetooth

3. Change your email to manually fetch new messages instead of having emails pushed onto your phone - then update as and when you want to.

4. Turn off location servies - again in Settings - General

5. Lower the brightness

6. Don't play games when you should be at a festival

7. Turn it off when you don't want to use it.

Anyone got any more suggestions?

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Sorry for another new thread, but alas.

Here are a few tips for things for everyone to do to try and add at least an hour to the time their iPhone will keep it's charge for - then with the Ted Baker charger we might actually get through the festival with a phone when we need it...

1. Turn off Wi-Fi - Settings Wi-Fi is second option down on 3gs

2. Turn off Bluetooth - Settings - General - Bluetooth

3. Change your email to manually fetch new messages instead of having emails pushed onto your phone - then update as and when you want to.

4. Turn off location servies - again in Settings - General

5. Lower the brightness

6. Don't play games when you should be at a festival

7. Turn it off when you don't want to use it.

Anyone got any more suggestions?

Edited by *biggreg*
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I'll probably switch it on once a day for about 5 or 10 minutes to check messages and world cup scores apart from that it will remain off for the duration of the festival. Don't normally use a phone much at Glastonbury, theres just too much stuff to see and do :D

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Best tip is to forget the iphone and buy a £10 nokia which will last the whole week without a charge!

Thats what i'm doing - Leaving my HTC desire at home

I can live without facebook/twitter for a week (Although Orange chill and charge will have terminals to surf if your desperate)

I won't mind loosing a £10.00 phone, but £400 quid phone would be gutting

As Brian clough famously said 'think on young man!'

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Turning off the phone sounds great on principle but I need my emails for limited work replies on Thursday / Friday and also to sign up for Arcade Fire tickets.

Sat and Sunday I'll be more sparse with it's use but will use it for football / tennis scores and finding different groups of friends plus maybe help working out who secret guests are.

Plus I have a two year old daughter who will be staying at home, and I want to be contactable.

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