If you’re obsessed with your iOS device’s battery life, there’s a new Cydia app called BatteryLife which displays useful information about your device’s battery health including the current capacity and a temperature reading.
If you’re obsessed with your iOS device’s battery life, there’s a new Cydia app called BatteryLife which displays useful information about your device’s battery health including the current capacity and a temperature reading.
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In his lengthy and ultra-detailed review of Mavericks, John Siracusa of Ars Technica conducts battery benchmark tests to measure Mavericks’ power saving features on both a 2007 MacBook Pro and a 2013 13.3-inch MacBook Air.
In his lengthy and ultra-detailed review of Mavericks, John Siracusa of Ars Technica conducts battery benchmark tests to measure Mavericks‘ power saving features on both a 2007 MacBook Pro and a 2013 13.3-inch MacBook Air.
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Free mobile apps which use third-party services to display advertising consume considerably more battery life, a new study suggests.
Researchers at Purdue University in Indiana, USA, used a special tool to monitor energy use by several apps on Android and Windows Mobile handsets. Due to restrictions built into Apple’s mobile operating system, the team was unable to run tests on the iPhone.
Findings suggested that in one case 75% of an app’s energy consumption was spent on powering advertisements.
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By telling it what you need to do and for how long, BatterySense can recommend what settings to adjust to achieve more battery life while on the go.
Philips created this simple and intuitive app to help you get the most out of your device when you’re in between charges. By telling it what you need to do and for how long, BatterySense can recommend what settings to adjust to achieve more battery life while on the go.
Today, Apple posted two pages — one dedicated to the iPod and one to the iPhone — to help users get the most from their battery.
Battery life span is a sensitive issue for iPhone and iPod Touch users. We covered this subject in past articles, including our tips – which are as relevant today as they were a year ago, when we wrote them – and Steve Wozniak’s solution to solve the poor battery life problem.
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BatteryLife is a new utility available for free in the AppStore. This is an application through which you can monitor the status of your battery percentage. In other words, with BatteryLife you will have complete data regarding the autonomy of your iPhone / iTouch.
BatteryLife is a new utility available for free in the AppStore. This is an application through which you can monitor the status of your battery percentage. In other words, with BatteryLife you will have complete data regarding the autonomy of your iPhone / iTouch.
When you load the app , you can see:
In the settings panel you can decide whether to show or hide any of this information.
BatteryLife is compatible with iPhone and iTouch and it requires firmware 3.0
Everybody is complaining about the battery life on iPhone 3G. Well there are a couple of things you can do to save your battery life. This will not have a strict order and some of them tips might not suit you.
Again, this has no particular order and some of them ( or most of them ) might not suit you. I DEFINITELY RECOMMEND YOU TO RESET YOUR BATTERY ( see bullet-point 1 ). This is a must, and its not only for iPhone or iPod Touch. The other tips or hints are optional.
Red Delicious provides the ultimate Delicious experience for the iPhone and iPod Touch with a snappy user interface, easy navigation, and optimized bookmark fetching from Delicious.com.
FEATURES:
When you first load the app you will be prompted with a minimalistic screen where you need to imput your delicious username and password. Login make take a while , depending on how many bookmarks do you have.
The app UI , is minimalistic as well but straight forward. As you can see in the pic attached above, you have 4 buttons that you can work with. First one is Recents , where you can find all the recent pages that you’ve bookmarked on delicious.
Bookmarks – Here you will find a folder with all the tags that you’ve assigned to the bookmarked pages.
Featured – This window provides you with the latest featured bookmarks on delicious.
Search – now this is helpful when you got tones and tones of bookmarks. Search your bookmarks.
Buy it from appstore for $1.99 here
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From Hottrix, infamous creators of iBeer, comes your ticket to the A list. Receive calls from celebritites, movie stars, world leaders, and the hottie from the coffee shop…
HottrixPhone is the world’s first professional self-call-robot for the iPhone and iPod touch. Originally created 10 years ago for the film and stage industry it can be yours today.
Works right out of the box with our 5 hilarious callers. Add as many as you like.Use anybody from your own address book, set their voice, ringtone and they’ll “call you” at predefined times and intervals. Not just one of them but all in a row up to your liking.The ingenious caller playlist guarantees non-stop fake calls and hours of fun.
HottrixPhone’s sensational stealth trigger starts multiple timed calls with ONE tap. No fiddling – No menus.
The perfect tool to end meetings and shake off losers while looking busy and popular. “GottaGo, GottaDash, OutaHere!” It’s your personal EscapeCall, Rescue Call, Fake Call and Call Me Back Machine.
After all: Who can stick around after receiving a call from the President, your boss, and Elvis Presley?
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