It’s good practice to keep as minimum apps as possible on auto refresh. You also have the option to update your favorite apps’ content in the background individually, therefore disable or enable the feature for each app wisely. Navigate to Settings > General > Background App Refresh and disable it. This is a killer new feature in iOS 7, but devastates battery life on the device like anything. Head over to Settings > Notification Center and switch off the settings which seem irrelevant to you. Head over to Settings > Cellular and set Enable 3G/4G to off.ĭisable Some Settings In Notification CenterĮvery time you pull down that shiny new Notification Center in iOS 7, it uses cellular data to keep you up to date on latest weather, stocks and your daily summary. Those mind blowing cellular speeds are great for pretty much everything that requires cellular data, but idle usage gives a big hit to battery. Using iPhone on 3G or 4G LTE network drains battery like anything. Turn it off by heading over to Settings > Wi-Fi when not in use. Wi-Fi is a blessing, but at times we forget to turn it off when we’re not near a Wi-Fi hotspot. You can disable it by heading over to Settings > Bluetooth. Head over to Settings > General > Siri and turn it off.ĭisable Bluetooth when not in use, it will save you loads of precious juice.
If you’re not using it then it’s best to turn it off. Siri is a core part of iOS and runs in the background all the time. Head over to Settings > General > Privacy and turn off Location Services altogether, or set individual setting for each app.Īlso, under the Location Services pane, scroll down to System Services and turn off Diagnostics & Usage, Location-Based iAds, Popular Near Me, Setting Time Zone, Traffic and Frequent Locations.
If your main apps don’t make use of this feature, you can turn it off. Location Services in iOS 7, or any iteration of iOS for that matter, is a real battery hog.
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