Not sure if this is normal or not, so I wanted to ask..... What should I expect my battery life to be like for a day when I'm using WiFi the majority of the time (except for the 15 minute drives to and from work). For example, as of right now my iPhone 5 (with OS 6.0.2) has been unplugged from the charger for 9 hours, and the battery is down to 25%. I have it using WiFi at home while I'm getting ready for work, and connected to WiFi while I'm at work. The only thing I've used it for is to check email (and send a few) emails, use iMessage, and check FB and Twitter. No phone calls and no gaming.
Does 25% seem 'normal' for this amount of time and that usage? I'm using Verizon, and with where I sit at work my device shows 5 'bars' (I hate that term) of service. Could the device be bouncing between the WiFi and the carrier signal, causing the battery to go down?
One note, I recently moved into a new location at work (this past Monday) and prior to that the battery was a wee bit better, but the 'bars' were less (like 2, sometimes 3), but I still used WiFi all the time.
Any ideas?
Does 25% seem 'normal' for this amount of time and that usage? I'm using Verizon, and with where I sit at work my device shows 5 'bars' (I hate that term) of service. Could the device be bouncing between the WiFi and the carrier signal, causing the battery to go down?
One note, I recently moved into a new location at work (this past Monday) and prior to that the battery was a wee bit better, but the 'bars' were less (like 2, sometimes 3), but I still used WiFi all the time.
Any ideas?