I'm not sure if it's just me, but I feel like my Verizon iPhone 4 battery is dying faster than my previous AT&T iPhone 4 did. I can't be certain because I haven't done any thorough testing, but I developed a pretty good internal gauge of how long my AT&T model lasted depending on my usage and it seems that the Verizon model is dying steadily quicker, not by an overly dramatic amount, but enough for me to notice.
I've read online that CDMA antennas tend to drain batteries faster than GSM antennas because the CDMA radio transmitter is active all the time instead of on-demand like GSM. Can anyone verify this information or forward me to any articles about the power consumptions of CDMA technology vs. GSM. I would love to read more about this topic.
And is anyone experiencing the same battery drain on their Verizon iPhone 4 the way I am compared to their older AT&T model?
Any and all feedback would be great.
Thanks.
I've read online that CDMA antennas tend to drain batteries faster than GSM antennas because the CDMA radio transmitter is active all the time instead of on-demand like GSM. Can anyone verify this information or forward me to any articles about the power consumptions of CDMA technology vs. GSM. I would love to read more about this topic.
And is anyone experiencing the same battery drain on their Verizon iPhone 4 the way I am compared to their older AT&T model?
Any and all feedback would be great.
Thanks.