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The Official iOS 8 for iPhone Discussion Thread, Current Version: iOS 8.4
The Official iOS 8 for iPhone Discussion Thread, Current Version: iOS 8.4
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Mar 11 2015, 11:52 AM
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Mar 11 2015, 03:35 PM
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Mar 17 2015, 09:48 PM
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QUOTE(C63 AMG @ Mar 17 2015, 10:43 AM) Lol all the battery talks going on. Come on. U can't really compare how powerful your battery is depending on how long it lasts. I can do basic browsing, whatsapp, wechat, fb and other social media shit and get thru a whole day with battery still remaining at the end. I can also kill my battery by gaming on asphalt for about 2-3 hours. Or go from 100 to 0 in 1.5 hours by playing the Sims City game. Point is, it's all about usage habits. If you stress your usage on certain apps, battery life will definitely take a hit. iOS versions barely changes shit to battery life. It's your usage habits and app updates that affects the battery life. I've been using the iPhone since the first one and never had I once thought "oh cool, battery life has been prolonged over the software update". If u need more power just get a power bank. Or be a wall hugger. Or get an android. iPhones were never known for good battery lives. Ok bye. I've been using both ecosystem, Android and iOS for years. Tbh, the wakelocks in Android can be controlled with xposed or other root-access apps but still it can never reach up to the par with iOS. |
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