Jrome.brooks
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Also push notifications are on for email and some other apps
So ur saying 6.1.2 is legit
Also push notifications are on for email and some other apps
Oh so 612 is the new version just released ?
Is this a joke LoL it said it fixes blah blah and reduced battery. Meaning it is supposed to help the poor battery life LoL
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All the words after the first word "fixes" is related to the bug and the fact that the bug reduce battery life...not the fix. I think the person writing that put it in a way that it's not understood as meant. And my mother tongue is not even english....lol
Very good point Angeliq
Maybe what they mean is fixes the problem that ( increased network acitivity AND reduced battery life )
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Exactly! The Exchange Calendar bug fix has made a world of diff'rence for me!No, it's saying it fixes the exchange bug that causes excess network activity and that the excess network activity could lead to increased battery consumption.
Exactly! The Exchange Calendar bug fix has made a world of diff'rence for me!
Both i5User and Thomas are right in the discussion on Wifi on/off's affect on battery life. The difference is in whether you have "Ask to Join Networks" on or off. When it is on it is constantly scanning and that drains battery. But when the ASk To Join button is off - even if Wifi is still on, Thomas, is correct; there is no drain. Apple's tech specs are clear on that point (unless something changed with iOS6 or iP5).
And my own personal tests have proven it out as well. I can detect marked battery drain when the Ask To Join button is on in Wifi. No extra battery drain when it's set to off even when Wifi button is on. Another way you can personally verify this with conclusive empirical evidence is to download Apple's "Battery Dr" and watch what process are actively draining battery and which aren't. That will prove that WiFi on/off, when Ask To Join Networks is off, has little to no effect on battery drain. When we test - we need the right tools.
Both i5User and Thomas are right in the discussion on Wifi on/off's affect on battery life. The difference is in whether you have "Ask to Join Networks" on or off. When it is on it is constantly scanning and that drains battery. But when the ASk To Join button is off - even if Wifi is still on, Thomas, is correct; there is no drain. Apple's tech specs are clear on that point (unless something changed with iOS6 or iP5).
And my own personal tests have proven it out as well. I can detect marked battery drain when the Ask To Join button is on in Wifi. No extra battery drain when it's set to off even when Wifi button is on. Another way you can personally verify this with conclusive empirical evidence is to download Apple's "Battery Dr" and watch what process are actively draining battery and which aren't. That will prove that WiFi on/off, when Ask To Join Networks is off, has little to no effect on battery drain. When we test - we need the right tools.