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A comment on the problem "My iPhone battery drains too much overnight!" in Apple:
I'm wondering if it's due to a very weak ATT signal at my house. I'll try airplane mode first tonight to see if it happens again. – windborn, on October 14, 2008 13:18
windborn replied on October 14, 2008 12:50 to the problem "My iPhone battery drains too much overnight!" in Apple:
I also have this issue except i don't have it plugged in overnight just asleep. No WiFi, no Bluetooth, fetch turned off, brightness set low and auto. I took it to the apple store who replaced my phone with a new one. After fully charging and restoring the phone. I found this one stone cold dead eight hours later. I'm wondering if it's one of or all of the third party apps. I put on the phone? Next I will try deleting them all and seeing what happens.
DryPodsOnline replied on October 06, 2008 20:09 to the problem "My iPhone battery drains too much overnight!" in Apple:
DryPodsOnline replied on September 18, 2008 12:18 to the problem "My iPhone battery drains too much overnight!" in Apple:
Julian replied on September 13, 2008 04:15 to the problem "My iPhone battery drains too much overnight!" in Apple:
Since the iPhone 2.1 software update that was released yesterday is in part meant to substantially improve battery life (among other lovely things like *much* faster backups), you might want to try it out and see if it makes a difference, especially if you combine it with the tips on the Apple battery section ohisee linked to above.
scaredlose replied on September 13, 2008 02:59 to the problem "My iPhone battery drains too much overnight!" in Apple:
ohisee replied on September 11, 2008 19:09 to the problem "My iPhone battery drains too much overnight!" in Apple:
Link to fetch new data option saving battery life and other tips
http://www.apple.com/batteries/iphone...
ohisee replied on September 11, 2008 18:58 to the problem "My iPhone battery drains too much overnight!" in Apple:
I had the same problem and thought something must be running. I was messing around in settings and discovered the "fetch new data" setting. "Push" was on which I assumed meant the iphone checks for mail god knows how many times a day. I turned it off and set it to manual. I've had normal battery life since. I'm going to test setting it to check mail hourly. I would imagine hourly would be better than constant mail checking all day long.
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