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Hi
When ios 7 came out for iPod touch I installed it and the battery life was awesome.. I could have Bluetooth, location services and wifi etc as well as all the other goodies running and not have any battery issues at all
Yesterday I restored my iPod to test something and now my battery drains 1-3% every few minutes doing barely anything!
Any ideas on a fix?
Today i got 4 hrs of usage and its 40%, 100%-80% browsing heavy sites, watch 10 min video (2.30hrs), playing games with wifi on (hay day, clashofclans, subway) 80%-65% (1.5hrs), its facebook time (65-41) in 1 hrs 40 minutes, does fb causes battery drain? im chatting with 3 friends and facebook crashes and lags
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How long does it take for an iPod 4th generation (iOS 6.1.2) to fully drain?
Okay so i got a new iPod touch five not too long ago so I was wondering should I keep my iPod touch five charged all the time or let it drain the battery every now and then or always I did It with my iPad 2 battery I was wondering if I should do the same with my iPod touch five thank you guys
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For the past 2 months, my 4th Gen iPod Touch (8GB) has been losing battery life ridiculously quickly.
When I first purchased this iTouch from my friend a year ago (still in practically perfect condition, no scratches or anything of the sort.) this device worked perfectly.
About a month later I decided to jailbreak it and installed minor applications such as SBSettings, Winterboard, and put on my own themes.
The iPod worked just as fine as before and did not seem to lose any more battery life any more quicker than when it wasn't jailbroken.
Up until 2 months ago, (estimating percentage) it was losing battery life more quicker every day and eventually stopped and was losing about 5% battery life every 30 seconds of using the device (Wifi off and simply scrolling through music or images, or the springboard in general.)
I decided to just get a full restore today and put back on several of my Apple apps & all audio, I did not jailbreak it again.
The iPod is still losing practically as much battery life as it was before I restored it, could anyone tell me what else I could possibly do from here?
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Before restore: redsn0w untethered jailbreak for iOS 5.0.1
After restore: upgraded firmware to iOS 6.0.1, no jailbreak
