Improve the battery life on your Apple iPhone 5 or Apple iPhone 4S with this app

0. phoneArena posted on 30 Dec 2012, 00:05

The battery on the Apple iPhone cannot be removed which means that the options you have to extend the battery life on the device are few; a new app called Battery is now available for the Apple iPhone 5 and the Apple iPhone 4S and helps you get the most out of your iPhone's battery life by knowing in advance how much battery life certain applications will use...

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1. ljade.abadinas posted on 30 Dec 2012, 00:30 14

Whatever... :P

9. Synack posted on 30 Dec 2012, 10:48 6

This app is hardly useful. The iPhone already has good battery life and it's a no brainer to just turn down screen brightness and just use the phone less. But nobody needs to be subjected to having to turn off cellular connections and WiFi and GPS, etc. The latest smartphones are smart enough to not use WiFi and GPS when there isn't a connection. Plus this app doesn't really do anything.... Not to mention Android has had an app like this since 2009.

11. oski305 posted on 30 Dec 2012, 14:21 0

2009 you say. I guess that's the point Android has a million of these apps. Apple is just figuring out that not everyone does the little thing to save battery without these reminders

2. Droid_X_Doug posted on 30 Dec 2012, 01:11 5

Alan... It is Mophie, not morphie. Morphing is when you change state.

3. Alan01 posted on 30 Dec 2012, 01:28 1

You know what? When I made the same mistake last week I promised myself that I wouldn't repeat it...looks like my batteries are in need of a recharge!

Thanks!
Alan

8. xDragonZ posted on 30 Dec 2012, 04:04 2

"downland the app on your handset."

or

"download the app on your handset."
?

4. gazmatic posted on 30 Dec 2012, 01:54 1

And here I thought it was a battery optimize app... No hardcore tweaking of battery? Just useful tips... If you own a smartphone but dont already know that wifi and screen brightness kill your battery fast then this app is for you. Everybody else, continue being awesome

5. networkdood posted on 30 Dec 2012, 02:06 0

screen on time and cellular connection - two top reasons why the battery dies. Cut data/wifi off at night and use 2G to improve battery life.

6. Rocksteady posted on 30 Dec 2012, 02:36 7

Watching Youtube videos on 3.5 inch screen, no thanks.

10. networkdood posted on 30 Dec 2012, 13:03 0

nexus 7 ftw

7. BladeofLiberation posted on 30 Dec 2012, 03:11 0

What Alan?? This app doesn't even come close to fulfilling its job.
And LoL...its not even updated to iPhone 5, still letterboxed.

You need to remove this article, and review this app "Battery Doctorby Beijing Kingsoft Internet Security software" .This is the best app, just check this out buddy and correct me if Iam wrong for the features it provides.

P.S . I could not post the URL here because I am still under 7 day registration policy..lol!!

12. ChafedBanana posted on 30 Dec 2012, 14:36 0

That's why you don't buy a phone with a non-removable battery.

13. GoldenJoe posted on 30 Dec 2012, 22:55 0

Thinly veiled advertisement.

14. Talos63 posted on 03 Jan 2013, 13:11 0

There are literally dozens of apps available for the iphone and ipad that do exactly what this app does. It doesn't hurt to review the common sense ways of preserving your battery life and conditioning your battery, but I think the last thing we need is ANOTHER app that does the same thing...

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