Tips to save your iPhone battery life

Dim the brightness of your iPhone screen - you know when to dim the brightness of your iphone to below half a bar you can save your battery life significantly. You can change it in Settings> Brightness.

2. WiFi OFF - If you are not using the WiFi off.

3. Turn off 3G functionality - If you are in an area without 3G coverage, turn off the 3G iPhone you will save your iPhone battery.

4. Set Auto-Lock on a minute - Settings> General> Auto-lock.

5. If you do not need the facilities Push Mail, Push Set to "Manual". This will save battery life, if you do not often use the email facility on your iPhone.

6. Turn off "Location Services" - Some applications may require the use of Location Services, but if you do not need it, turn it off.

7. Disabling Bluetooth - Settings> General> Bluetooth> Off.

8. Turn off the music equalizer (EQ) - While this can improve the quality of your music, it also reduces your iPhone battery. If you do not require EQ, turn it off.

9. Use your iPhone until the battery is completely discharged and then fully charge your battery - Apple recommend it to be done at least once every month.

10. Use Airplane mode - When in the area with no signal, turn on Airplane mode to save battery life. Also when you do not need a phone to call and so on, switch it on.

Variety of Complaints About Excessive Heat on New iPad

Jakarta - The issue of overheating (overheating) in the new iPad was not just one or two users who feel it. Because of the number of posts on Apple's discussion forum sites scattered comments and complaints about problems in the most recent generation of the tablet.

One thread in the forum about the case of New iPad is overheating, the most attention is the post titled 'New iPad overheating? "Written by a member named Faaty on March 16, 2012 last.

He wrote, "Just get a new iPad. I love the screen and speed but there is something strange about it. I get this iPad is more warm or hot after browsing the internet for 30 minutes. This has never happened to my iPad 2. Do you think it is harmless or ....? "

Until now, the post has 354 comments and has been viewed 32 900 times as much. DetikINET traced further, Wednesday (21/03/2012), most of the answers in these postings are complaining about the same thing when you first use it.

These kinds of complaints and comments about the overheating problem on the 'iPad 3 with no name' it.

"Is it" hot "or just warmer than usual? I was having WiFi 64GB version and, yes, warmer than my previous iPad. I was surprised by this, when I search on Google, I found this post," wrote a member named Jalpuna.

"My New iPad (Verizon 64GB) is always warm when in use, even getting warm when running on LTE. Even when not doing a lot of downloads (only browsing or Twitter). It appears this is affecting the LTE radio is hot," said another member named Rawwave.

"I am also the same. I'm a little surprised, it's not very comfortable when menggegam new iPad (WiFi 64GB.) Is literally the product is hot ... awesome screen etc. but I hope it's only temporary," please Mobio.

"I think even the heat could I use to fry an egg in the morning," joked OzziezMAC.

According to Apple spokesman, Muller Tudy what happened to a number of new users is still in its early stages iPad reasonable. Temperatures in the latest generation iPad mention was normal. Remain operational throughout the tablet is claimed to be running smoothly.

"Recent iPad Retina screen delivers an amazing, A5X chip, support 4G LTE and 10 hours of battery durability, everything is operating well within our thermal specifications," said Tudy.

Apple Testing LTE for New iPhone

California - The news about the latest generation iPhone back sticking out. Apple is reportedly already in the testing phase LTE (Long Term Evolution) for its latest iPhone and test the components of the potential suppliers.

Leaking from the investment firm Barclays research note, this information also mentioned that among the components being tested, Apple seems interested in using Qualcomm's MDM9615 LTE chip.

Reported by AppleInsider, Thursday (3/22/2012), this chip supports voice and data connections to high-speed 4G network. Like the iPhone 4S, the latest generation iPhone is expected to be compatible with a variety of 4G LTE networks.

In addition to Qualcomm, a number of other chip pembesut also touted Apple's potential interest. They include Skyworks Solutions, TriQuint Semiconductor and Avago Technologies.