Top "10" iPhone Battery Saving Tips

So your one of the many out there with iPhone Battery complaints. Here is a list of several things that will help increase the overall battery life of your iPhone. They are listed in no particular order and whether you do some or all of these tips this is just a useful guide to getting more from your iPhone.

1. Turn off Push Notifications which is located in the Settings/Mail,Contacts,Calendars/Fetch. In addition to turning this off you could also set the Fetch option to "Manually".

2. Turn off Bluetooth when not in use. This can be found in the Settings Application.

3. Turn off Location Services which can be found in Settings/General tab. You will be prompted to turn it "ON" when using the Maps Application so my advice would be to use it when necessary.

4. Turn off 3g when you don't need it and just leave EDGE on This can be found in the Settings/Network tab.

5. Turn your Brightness down to under 50%. This can be found in the Settings/Brightness. You can keep Auto Brightness On but lowering the slider here will really help the life of your battery.

6. Turn off Wi-Fi when not in use. This can be found in the Settings App. In addition to turning off WiFi when not in use make sure you also turn off the "Ask to Join Networks" option inside the Wi-Fi tab.

7. Set your Auto-Lock to 1 Minute. This can be found in the Settings/General Tab. Another huge battery saver.

8. Turn off Notifications. This can be found in the Settings App as well. This is not a real big battery saver but any little bit helps.

9. Turn off Vibrate which is located in the Settings/Sounds Tab. You can just turn off the option for Vibrate for your Ring. Once again not a huge battery saver.

10. Turn off Repeat Alert in the Settings/Messages option. All this does is just allow one alert when receiving a SMS.

In conclusion it never hurts to turn off your iPhone at night. I also recommend calibrating your iPhone battery once every couple months which will help refresh your battery to maximize the life of your iPhone.

Here is the Apple Battery Tips Page for your Reference

MACNERD Team