When your phone gets into the dreaded red zone - the 20 percent battery or below phase - you're going to be thankful you turned on "Low Power Mode." This option, which can be enabled in your settings, will help you conserve battery when you're getting close to zero by temporarily reducing brightness and disabling features like iCloud sync and AirDrop that suck up juice.ĥ.
Not turning on "Low Power Mode" You can enable it by going to Settings > Battery > Low Power Mode Here's a suggestion: Instead of surfing Facebook via the app, try using the mobile version on your phone's browser instead.Ĥ.
The study discovered that removing the Facebook app from an iPhone saved up to 15 percent of the phone's battery life.
In February, The Guardian tested out the impact the popular app has on a phone's battery. If you notice your phone battery draining too quickly, the Facebook app may be to blame. However, this is only temporary and your phone will return to its normal range when it warms up. Too cold: If your battery is in a cold environment, you may notice the charge start to decrease. When your phone is exposed to this kind of heat it can cause permanent damage to battery capacity your battery won't power as long on a given charge, Apple warns. Too hot: Avoid exposing your iPhone to temperatures higher than 95° F. Exposing your phone to extreme temperatures 62° to 72° F is the ideal comfort zone for your iPhone.
To avoid battery drain, make sure your computer is plugged in and powered on while charging.Ģ. But if your device is connected to a computer that's turned off or is in sleep or standby mode, that can cause problems. When you've misplaced your charging block, plugging into a computer seems like an obvious alternative. Plugging your iPhone into a computer that's not active
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