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If you install the new iOS4 revision 1 that has just come out, you might get
the problem with your battery getting rinsed from a full charge to dead flat
empty overnight again, the same as when the first version of iOS4 came out a
few months ago. Once again, the update seems to result in "Location
Services" ("settings" > "general" > "location services" > "ON" )
being set, which results in the wifi staying active continuously, instead of
sleeping when not in use. If you don't make use of location services, just
switch the feature off. This time, at least, your "Notifications" setting
doesn't appear to get over-ridden by the update, as it did on the last
update. Again, if you don't make use of this feature, keep it switched off,
as this can also result in unexpected battery useage.
Arfa
the problem with your battery getting rinsed from a full charge to dead flat
empty overnight again, the same as when the first version of iOS4 came out a
few months ago. Once again, the update seems to result in "Location
Services" ("settings" > "general" > "location services" > "ON" )
being set, which results in the wifi staying active continuously, instead of
sleeping when not in use. If you don't make use of location services, just
switch the feature off. This time, at least, your "Notifications" setting
doesn't appear to get over-ridden by the update, as it did on the last
update. Again, if you don't make use of this feature, keep it switched off,
as this can also result in unexpected battery useage.
Arfa