iOS 10 - How to Save Battery (specified on iOS 10)
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What is going on guys Apple Fox here and many of you have already downloaded the iOS 10 and use it in everyday life. But the battery isn't the best thing we could image in iOS 10 especially when you have an iPhone 6s, with slightly smaller battery. The iOS 10 brings a lot of changes and new features. And in this video I'll be showing you how to save battery, when applying methods available only in iOS 10.
Before i get into it, I need to say that number one thing you have to do is of course to turn on low power mode. You get notified when you reach 20% percent but you can turn it on anytime.
The widgets are great part of iOS 10, but if you swipe on the homescreen to access them, and if you have internet connection, they always refresh, so it is sort of like background app refresh but it's not in app but in widgets. And this not something you want to do to save battery. You can see that everytime I swipe it always gets refreshed and it of course takes battery. I'm not saying you need to stop using it, but it would be better for your battery, if you didn't go there too often. Or just setup widgets like calendar, or the siri app suggestions because these don’t take a lot of battery because they don’t internet connection to be refreshed.
When talking about widgets, I also recommend you to use some kind of battery tracking app that comes with widget, so you can always see how many hours are remaining, and you can always just quickly glance at the widget and you know what you’re at.
So In iOS 10 a lot of functions take advantage of the taptic engine. For example when you're sliding down the notification centre really slow, you can feel the haptic feedback. And also when applying silent mode using the mute switch, it also uses taptic engine. I know many people like to play around with it and it takes a lot of battery.
And also when someone's calling you it also takes advantage of the taptic engine, or it just vibrates when you have iPhone 6 or older. But if you go to settings and sounds you can turn off vibrating wheter on silent or on ring.
Siri is now able to work with third party apps. In the settings there is new menu for siri, and if I open it up, there's also a new menu for App Support. It's not usable right now, but in iOS 10 it’ll be usual to use siri and get some kind of information from third party apps. The developers are already working on it, but as I said it just doesn’t work yet. In the future, here in the settings you’ll be able to control the apps, and it’s always better for your battery not to have all of the possible apps turned on to work with siri. So siri doesn’t have to search through all of the apps to give you the information,
Many people think that Automatic brightness saves battery. This is basically not how it is. It’s a little more complex, because it strongly depends on your enviroment. If you often go from dark to light area, then it’s definitely not saving your battery but it makes it better for your eyes. And this basically the reason it exists. On the other side if you’re outside in the day, with auto brightness, you won’t have the brightest display but it will be a little dimmer. So this is probably the only way this feature can save battery.
Besides that, you can also use some methods like disabling background app refresh, notifications, and also you can turn on airplane mode, but these things are not really specified on iOS 10 so I didn’t want to talk about it very much. Of course when the final version drops, there will be couple changes and maybe new ways to save battery.
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