As you surely know,
iOS 7 is the newest and most beautiful iOS operating system
for Apple mobile devices. After you install it (
This is the way
), you’ll notice not only a completely redesigned interface, but also a host of new features.
However, many of these new features can consume more battery than usual without you realizing it, which in turn can make your iPhone (or other iOS device) use less battery than in iOS versions. before.
So, let’s take a look at what these new battery-draining features are and how to turn them off to help your iOS device last longer during the day.
Avoid dynamic backgrounds and reduce motion
One of the most interesting features of iOS 7 is the use of semi-3D effects on almost the entire interface, including wallpapers, folders, icons, alerts, etc. Still, it is very interesting. but this feature is really unnecessary and it can also consume quite a bit of battery life. Thankfully, you can disable it entirely.
First, when choosing wallpapers for both the lock screen and home screen, stay away from live wallpapers and choose any standard wallpaper.
Then go to your iPhone Setting and click overviewthen on accessibility and finally, on Reduce movement. There, switch ABOVE this option and it will remove the parallax effect on all your device interface.
Minimize background processes
The more advanced operating systems become, the more things they can do in the background, and the more power they need as a result. This is exactly the case with iOS 7, which by default allows some apps to perform various tasks in the background.
Two ways that you can prevent this is to disable both automatic app updates and background processing in some apps.
To do the first, from your iOS device’s settings, go to iTunes & App Store and there, under Automatic Downloads, rotate the update switch TURN OFF. This will prevent apps from updating automatically, and you should be able to do so when your iPhone is plugged in.
To disable running apps from running certain tasks in the background, go to SettingLater overview then tap Background App Refresh. There, you’ll be able to disable the feature entirely or on a per-app basis.
Disable unnecessary location services
By default, iOS 7 enables a range of location services that help both native and third-party apps provide better and/or more accurate information. However, this is not absolutely necessary in all cases.
You can disable all location services or any specific service of them of your choice by going to Privacy inside Setting application. There, touch Location service and choose exactly what you want to turn on or off.
Then, on the same screen, scroll down and tap System Service. There, be sure to turn TURN OFF switches of unnecessary services (like the ones below in my case).
Your go. Make sure to use these tips to better manage your iPhone battery and make sure it lasts longer during the day.
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