iOS 9.3.1 Officially released

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I've pretty much got all location services off, or only active "while using app" on stuff that requires it (1 or 2), no push notifications either. My screen is 3/4 up to max, but it always has been. I hate a dark screen. Also, no app auto. updates.

I'm going to do the big "drain-then-charge" routine tomorrow and see if it helps at all...although I still think that went the way of the covered wagon.

We'll see. I do hope it gets better. I've never had to put an iPhone on a charger at my desk before I left work for the day since I had my 3s. :straight-face:
A calibration cycle, if needed, won't do much for battery life.
A software update shouldn't change battery life by much, so there's probably somethings wrong in your current iOS installation or a misbehaving app.
Your only chance is to restore as new an install apps again from the App Store
 

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I've pretty much got all location services off, or only active "while using app" on stuff that requires it (1 or 2), no push notifications either. My screen is 3/4 up to max, but it always has been. I hate a dark screen. Also, no app auto. updates.

I'm going to do the big "drain-then-charge" routine tomorrow and see if it helps at all...although I still think that went the way of the covered wagon.

We'll see. I do hope it gets better. I've never had to put an iPhone on a charger at my desk before I left work for the day since I had my 3s. :straight-face:

Let us know how the "drain-then-charge" works out for you.
I did that and surprisingly my battery life got much better. When I first heard about this method I was also skeptical, but to my surprise...it works
 

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Let us know how the "drain-then-charge" works out for you.
I did that and surprisingly my battery life got much better. When I first heard about this method I was also skeptical, but to my surprise...it works

Well I'd rather have a root canal than do a "restore as new" & have to jack with installing all my apps again...so I hope the drain & charge dealio works.
 

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Let us know how the "drain-then-charge" works out for you.
I did that and surprisingly my battery life got much better. When I first heard about this method I was also skeptical, but to my surprise...it works

Ok...I really don't know if it was the "drain-then-charge" method that worked, or whether it was just the folders and such having a chance to "settle" after the update, but my battery life seems to have improved to where it was previously...or at least close. I'm a happier camper!
 

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Ok...I really don't know if it was the "drain-then-charge" method that worked, or whether it was just the folders and such having a chance to "settle" after the update, but my battery life seems to have improved to where it was previously...or at least close. I'm a happier camper!

Thanks for the post update Terry. It's kinda weird that this method actually works. I'm still trying to determine how this works after a couple of years of doing it. Strange.
 
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