5 Tips For Improving Your iPhone Battery Life–Experts Call #3 A ‘Game Changer!’

If you can take a few simple steps to boost your iPhone battery, you’ll happily do it, right? There aren’t many smartphone users that are perfectly content with their phone’s battery charge and don’t see room for improvement. Some of the steps that can help are completely within your control and take just a few minutes to put into place. Actions like changing a few iPhone settings that you may not realize can affect your battery can make a world of difference. 

Here are five tips for improving your iPhone battery life. 

Similar to iPhone analytics, Research Sensor and Usage Data is purely for Apple’s benefit. It uses your data to share with a study that helps Apple learn more about your engagement with sensors on or paired to your iOS and watch OS devices. It’s completely up to you whether you find it helpful to help out Apple for the sake of a better future iPhone experience (maybe). But it’s also within your rights to disable the setting and save battery power in the process. 

Go to settings > privacy > research sensor and usage data. 

Your iPhone maintains a connection to the email server and is constantly asking “is there mail?” according to the experts at Payette Forward. Naturally, this way of working for you takes up battery power. Instead, you can set your email to fetch email after a certain amount of time, like one hour, so that it’s not constantly working for you. Go to Settings > tap on accounts > Fetch data.