Hi:

[Julie1948]

I am a new member and a new owner of the apple 4s. Someone mentioned there was a way to dim apps to conserve the battery by using ICLOUD.
Since I barely know how to use ICLOUD I would appreciate it if someone could help me.

Thanks, Julie

 

[Bula]

Hello Julie... Not sure exactly what you after..?

 

[Thomasjtsi]

ICloud is an online storage space this is allocated to only you. As far as dimming your apps... the entire display can be dimmed via Setting>Brightness. Sliding this to a lower setting will slightly increase your battery life.

 

[smalltowngirl13]

Hello and welcome to the forum Julie...

 

[Pinkpoison]

I am a new member and a new owner of the apple 4s. Someone mentioned there was a way to dim apps to conserve the battery by using ICLOUD.
Since I barely know how to use ICLOUD I would appreciate it if someone could help me.

Thanks, Julie

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[Julie1948]

Thank you poisonivy. Your info was very helpful.
The answer seems to be in I phone tips and tricks. Kill a Running App:

Double tap on your home button, press and hold a app, once the (-) symbol is shown, click on the (-) to close each app running in the background. If you use several apps daily, killing apps throughout the day will increase your battery life

I did this and it worked. Except the minute I opeded a running app, the killed ones reappear. Is that the way it is supposed to work?​