battery dies too fast since software update to 6.1.4

This started immediately after updating to 6.1.4?

 

same here, i have to charge my phone three times a day, help!

 

strange.
i'm on the same version and i haven't faced any battery issues.

 

No issues here either.

 

I find that strange as well because I'm on the same version but I have yet to experience this but I still keep my charger handy for just in case

 

I have to charge mine, twice a day since the update!

 

Restore your phone as 'New'. Doing that fixed my battery draining a little more than usual since I went to 6.1.4

 

OP hasn't been back to reply, nor has beaniemyman who hijacked the thread.

 

Once I do that won't I lose everything?
Thanks

 

Yes, so beforehand backup to iCloud or iTunes.

 

I just did a backup on iTunes. So from there, restore as new, then use the backup to get everything back?
I won't lose anything at all this way correct?
Thanks

 

Mine has also been going downhill ever since 6.1.3. I just did a full restore as new, no backing up and it really hasn't made a difference. Waiting patiently for the next update will be the only way to really solve my issue I think.

 

What do you have your brightness set to? What apps do you have in notification center? What apps are using location services? How many mail accounts are setup and how often are they set to fetch, any set to push? And lastly; do you have FaceBook app installed and if so, in settings within the app itself what apps are using push notification?

 

Restore from new to get a fresh copy of iOS then use a back up to restore your settings. I always use iCloud because I know it doesn't over write the OS.

 

Thank you and a quick question? Once I do this, will I loose any of my text messages?

Thanks

 

http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4859
It says here what it backs up. It says it backs up iMessages, SMS and mms.

 

Settings > iCloud. Make sure everything you want saved is on. Then make a back up. Proceed with a restore. Start the phone as new, log in with your Apple ID. It will then ask you if you want to restore from an iCloud back. It will likely list 2 entries with dates they were made. Use the one you just did and let it do its thing, the phone will (should) look identical to how it was when the back was made. The process takes a while downloading apps, photos, etc etc.

I restore every 6 months because I find iOS gets slow and this fixes it. Plus you gain some same back on the internal memory.

 

Exactly. Apparently we practice the same maintenance routine