Increase iPad, iPhone, iPod battery backup

[jhon]

If we pay little attention to just a small amount of reasonable pointers will pay off by means of a longer battery lifetime and battery life for your iPad, iPhone or iPod. The most significant part is to keep your devices away of the sun or a warm car (yet the glove box). Heat will disgrace your battery’s performance the most. Below are some tips that you need to follow in order to increase battery life of Apple iPad, iPhone or iPod:

• Reduce using location services: To stop location services, just go to Settings than General and tap Location Services or else use location services merely when required.
  
  
• Disable push notifications: To turn off push notifications, go to Settings and click Notifications and turn off the Notifications. Remember that this will not stop receiving any new data when the application is opened. In addition, it won’t be visible if you don’t have any program installed that maintain push notifications.
  
  
• Obtain new data in a smaller amount: To fetch fresh data yourself, go to Settings beginning from the Home screen and select Mail than Contacts than Calendars. Here select ‘manual’ under Fetch New Data. In case you need to increase the fetch interval just select ‘Hourly’ under the same option. This is a global setting and applicable to all programs that do not bear push services.
  
  
• Disable push mail: Select Mail from the Settings and click on Contacts than Calendars and finally Fetch New Data. Here choose Off option for Push. By doing this, from now all messages that is been sent to push email accounts would be acknowledged on your phone that is based on the global Fetch setting and not as they arrive normally. If you set this setting to Manually, you will not be capable to position your iPhone by means of MobileMe Find My iPhone feature.
  
  
• Auto-check less email accounts: This can be consummate by disabling an email account or by removing it. In order to disable an account, go to Settings than Mail than Contacts than Calendars. Now select an email account, and set it to Off. To delete an account, just click on Delete Account.
  
  
• Use less numbers of third-party software: Too much use of applications like games that avoid the screen from getting dim or closing or applications that use location services can decrease battery time.
  
  
• Disable Wi-Fi: Move to Settings and select Wi-Fi , Set it to Off. Remember that in case you use your iPhone frequently to browse the web, battery life may be enhanced by using Wi-Fi rather than of cellular data networks.
  
  
• Turn off Bluetooth: Go to Settings > General > Bluetooth and set Bluetooth to Off.

[Deep123]

Here are some more tips that can increase the battery life of your Apple products,, and i have personally experienced this. Hopr it will help sfor you guys as well. Just have a look:

1. Using Airplane Mode in stumpy- or no-coverage place: As your iPhone constantly tries to preserve a connection with the mobile network, it may make use of extra power in low coverage areas. So, if you turn off Airplane Mode, it can boost up battery life in such situations, though, you will not be able to use your phone for making calls. You can simply turn it on by going to Settings and set Airplane Mode.
   
   
2. Change brightness: Dimming the display is one more way to increase battery life. To do so, go to Settings select Brightness and pull the slider to the left to lesser the default screen intensity. Also, if you turn on Auto-Brightness, the screen will change its brightness based on present lighting situation. To on Auto-Brightness, go to Brightness under settings and change Auto-Brightness to On.
   
   
3. Disable EQ: In order to turn off EQ, move to Settings click iPod than EQ and set it to Off. Remember that if you’ve added EQ to songs folder under iTunes, you’ll require to set EQ on iPhone to Flat in turn to get the same result as Off since iPhone keeps your iTunes settings unharmed. You can make EQ Flat under Settings than iPod and finally clicking EQ.

[Santy]

iPod's battery performs most excellent when iPod is at room temperature, normally near 20° C, but you can use iPod anyplace among 0° to 35° C (about 32° to 95° F). If you have put iPod in the chilly place, let it warm up to room temperature prior to wake it from sleep. Or else, a low-battery sign may come into view and iPod will not get up from sleep. If later than warming up, iPod wont wake up from sleep, attach the power adapter, and push the Menu and Play/Pause key until the Apple logo appears.

iPod plays music out of a solid-state memory cache to provide skip-free playback and maximize battery life. iPod spins its hard drive to fill this cache, which uses power. A couple of factors affect how often this happens, and if you minimize these factors, you’ll extend battery life.

• Limit Fast-Forwarding: If you fast-forward through your playlist, iPod has to fill its cache more frequently, thus accessing the hard drive more often and using more power. This decreases overall battery life. By creating great playlists in iTunes that cater to your personal taste, you can decrease your need to fast-forward. Using the shuffle feature may also help to minimize your use of the fast-forward feature.
  
  
• Use Compressed Songs: The iPod cache works most efficiently with songs of average file sizes (less than 9MB). If your audio files are large or uncompressed (including AIFF or WAV format), you may want to compress them, or use a different compression method, such as AAC or MP3, when importing them into iTunes. Also, consider breaking very long songs or tracks into shorter tracks that have smaller file sizes. If you encode your music at 128 Kbps, your iPod will fill its cache about every 25 minutes.