Two thing that you have to consider about ios 7 and battery drainage is 1. The parallax, if you have it turned on it does use quite a bit of battery. But the killer is 2. Background App Refresh. This is the real killer in battery drainage. I've been using the betas and once I've turned it off I've seen my battery life improve to back to normal. It's located in Settings > General > Background App Refresh.
My battery life has been ok but I did notice that it doesn't tell you when your phone is completely done charging. The lightening bolt stays there even if is charges overnight. On iOS 6 the lightening bolt would change to a little plug to let you know it was done charging.
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My battery life has been ok but I did notice that it doesn't tell you when your phone is completely done charging. The lightening bolt stays there even if is charges overnight. On iOS 6 the lightening bolt would change to a little plug to let you know it was done charging.
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You may want to check your settings after the upgrade. I did notice on mine that through the upgrade Bluetooth was turned on - iOS 7 services use it more for some of the new features. If you went from not using it to having Bluetooth checking, that could cause some additional drain., Maybe some other settings are different on your device now, worth taking a check...
I noticed that every time I pulled the notification center open it turned GPS on to fetch the weather, I dont need to know the weather every time I do that so I disabled it on my 4S, just something else to be aware of.
Can you post usage stats?I got my day going at 6:27 AM and my 4s had a fully charged battery. I've used my phone a little more than usual today and about seven hours later my battery has gone from 100% to 54%. This is fairly normal for me.
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