i don't like having wifi on, and also i get duplicates because it syncs with icloud and my computer.....whcih one do you guys use? i have a terabyte on my computer so space isn't a factor. is it possible to use both icloud and itunes as a back up?
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why does icloud need wifi in order to work?
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3G data access uses FAR more battery than wifi. I leave wifi, bluetooth, etc all on my phone is still at like 70% charge at the end of the day (10pm - comes off charger at 6am)
When near wifi keep wifi on. Data usage uses less battery through wifi and when the phone is in standby (screen off, no background processes) wifi is off and automatically comes on when you wake the phone.
For the reason as the above said: data usage. I would imagine a phone with a lot of photos and app data takes up a lot of space. Plus, if you are like me and back up once a day then that data adds up fast.
For the reason as the above said: data usage. I would imagine a phone with a lot of photos and app data takes up a lot of space. Plus, if you are like me and back up once a day then that data adds up fast.
its more because they don't want to intiate a ''war'' with the operator since a full icloud service could realy overload the operator repeater at the point that other user on the same cell could not even make a call or find no service at all
This is correct. Turning WiFi when your iPhone is locked/not in use will not save any battery.