Comments on: 3G Apple iPhone has the best Battery Life? http://mobilitysite.com/2008/07/3g-apple-iphone-has-the-best-battery-life/ Mobility News, Reviews, and Views Wed, 03 Dec 2008 23:36:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Charles http://mobilitysite.com/2008/07/3g-apple-iphone-has-the-best-battery-life/#comment-7220 Charles Wed, 23 Jul 2008 04:01:26 +0000 http://mobilitysite.com/2008/07/3g-apple-iphone-has-the-best-battery-life/#comment-7220 GK have a look at apple's battery guide <a href='http://www.apple.com/batteries/iphone.html' rel="nofollow">Apple's Battery Guide</a> or this site for a whole bunch of extra tips <a href='http://www.tiphub.com/82_Great_tips_for_using_your_new_3G_iPhone.html' rel="nofollow">Great tips for using your new 3G iPhone</a>. What I found was turning of 3G for me made all the difference I can still make calls and it lasts me the whole day!

GK have a look at apple’s battery guide Apple’s Battery Guide or this site for a whole bunch of extra tips Great tips for using your new 3G iPhone.

What I found was turning of 3G for me made all the difference I can still make calls and it lasts me the whole day!

]]> By: GK http://mobilitysite.com/2008/07/3g-apple-iphone-has-the-best-battery-life/#comment-6921 GK Tue, 15 Jul 2008 22:15:51 +0000 http://mobilitysite.com/2008/07/3g-apple-iphone-has-the-best-battery-life/#comment-6921 The iPnone 3G battery does not even last through the day with less than heavy usage. This is a big deal for most people and as this comes to light over the next week, I think you will see many returns. The iPnone 3G battery does not even last through the day with less than heavy usage. This is a big deal for most people and as this comes to light over the next week, I think you will see many returns.

]]> By: RS http://mobilitysite.com/2008/07/3g-apple-iphone-has-the-best-battery-life/#comment-6874 RS Mon, 14 Jul 2008 16:59:50 +0000 http://mobilitysite.com/2008/07/3g-apple-iphone-has-the-best-battery-life/#comment-6874 I just got a chuckle out of how the chart is cropped in such a misleading fashion. You'd expect the iPhone to get 3X the battery life of the lowest-rated phone judging by the visual representation on that chart (as most people probably will take it) until you realize the chart was cropped so the first 3 hours don't show. I've seen that done on tests for things like video cards, but some geeks actually know to look for that. A person reading a more general publication like PC World likely would never even notice and would conclude there's a massive gap. Not only did they gloss over (typically) battery-friendly Nokias, they also didn't include EVDO Blackberries in their test as well. Given how many people use Blackberries on Sprint and Verizon (and that they did include some other EVDO-flavored devices in this test) that's not exactly an accurate representation of the iPhone's competition. There were definitely some convenient omissions. But at least they're getting a load of traffic from the article. Moral of the story is the iPhone's battery life is pretty much in-line with everyone elses 3G offerings. Maybe slightly better in some cases, maybe slightly worse in others. It all depends on your network strength, your apps usage, etc. I just got a chuckle out of how the chart is cropped in such a misleading fashion. You’d expect the iPhone to get 3X the battery life of the lowest-rated phone judging by the visual representation on that chart (as most people probably will take it) until you realize the chart was cropped so the first 3 hours don’t show. I’ve seen that done on tests for things like video cards, but some geeks actually know to look for that. A person reading a more general publication like PC World likely would never even notice and would conclude there’s a massive gap.

Not only did they gloss over (typically) battery-friendly Nokias, they also didn’t include EVDO Blackberries in their test as well. Given how many people use Blackberries on Sprint and Verizon (and that they did include some other EVDO-flavored devices in this test) that’s not exactly an accurate representation of the iPhone’s competition. There were definitely some convenient omissions. But at least they’re getting a load of traffic from the article.

Moral of the story is the iPhone’s battery life is pretty much in-line with everyone elses 3G offerings. Maybe slightly better in some cases, maybe slightly worse in others. It all depends on your network strength, your apps usage, etc.

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