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davistld01

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Ok, ok...has anybody had a 5s long enough to tell if the battery life is better with OS7 preinstalled than the 5 is with the
iOS7 upgrade? My battery goes from 100% to 60% in only 3-4 hours with minimal use on my updated 5. I am bummed. :(
 
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I think what the gentlemen was telling you is that no one has had an iPhone 5s long enough to make any kind of informed statement as to battery life.

Your question is like asking someone who has just driven a new car 6 blocks from the dealership how good the gas milage is.
 
That's not necessary on recent iPhone batteries, dude. They have no "memory".

-Batman

There is a difference between a memory and properly calibrating the software. Even Apple recommends period full discharges with a subsequent full charge to calibrate.
 
I think what the gentlemen was telling you is that no one has had an iPhone 5s long enough to make any kind of informed statement as to battery life.

Your question is like asking someone who has just driven a new car 6 blocks from the dealership how good the gas milage is.

Yeah, I know...but that's why I put the disclaimer in if anybody had one long enough. This thread will obviously be much more relevant in the next couple of days...
 
Yeah, I know...but that's why I put the disclaimer in if anybody had one long enough. This thread will obviously be much more relevant in the next couple of days...

Battery estimates from the first few days are horribly inaccurate. More apps than normal are updating and people use their phone way more than normal. This creates a false impression of bad battery life.

Alternatively, many apps haven't yet been launched and had push notifications re-enabled so a false impression of good battery life happens.
 
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