I originally thought it was either infindock or overflow. Which I was partially right. Overflow eats battery bad, but I uninstalled everything from cydia and while the battery life is better, its still not on par with non jailbreak.
Is this normal?
I originally thought it was either infindock or overflow. Which I was partially right. Overflow eats battery bad, but I uninstalled everything from cydia and while the battery life is better, its still not on par with non jailbreak.
Is this normal?
Did you turn off the system diagnostics bottom four switches?
Did you turn off the system diagnostics bottom four switches?
settings-location services- system servicesI have no idea what that means, can you please explain?
Also like I said I didn't change any settings, only thing I have is cydia and whatever came with it. I removed everything else.
4sFanatic said:I originally thought it was either infindock or overflow. Which I was partially right. Overflow eats battery bad, but I uninstalled everything from cydia and while the battery life is better, its still not on par with non jailbreak.
Is this normal?
JB an iphone does nothing more than add a second app store icon, (cydia) to your springboard.
Adding that extra icon does NOT cause any extra battery drain.
Apps/Packages downloaded, installed, and running on your iphone can and will drain your battery faster,
(but adding the extra icon by JB does NOT).
I wish someone would make that a *sticky*, (this should be common knowledge by now).
I have no idea what that means, can you please explain?
Also like I said I didn't change any settings, only thing I have is cydia and whatever came with it. I removed everything else.