some of you guys complain way too much about your battery life, especially OP who was worried that he lost 45% of battery with 2 hours of "near constant" use. That's actually good.
You guys, your phone won't last all day if you constantly use it. That's just how it is, and how it will always be probably, barring a miraculous innovation in battery technology. If you're upset your phone dies at the end of your work day, either you have a really great job that lets you use your iPhone all day or you need to do more work.
Charge it at your computer, in your office, whatever. No matter how good a phone's battery life is, people complain.
Anyway, here's my question. I've noticed that at work lately, my battery life seems to be draining really fast. I went into work today with 90% battery, and when I got home today it was 13%..that was with pretty light usage. Maybe 25 minutes of LTE browsing, a few texts, etc. I was thinking it might be the service in the building but I got 25 mb/s down on LTE there a few weeks back.
Anyone have any ideas? I've tried googling around for answers, but does anyone definitively know whether or not apps in the background use a lot of battery life? I turned off wi-fi and location services after a bit and it didn't seem to help much. I had a few games (Real Racing, Dead Trigger, etc) in "memory", could that have contributed?