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Apple confirms killing your apps doesn't really save battery life
   If you're still painstakingly killing all your apps in the hopes of squeezing out some extra battery life from your iPhone, you can officially stop. Apple's iOS chief Craig Federighi has dispelled the myth that force closing your iPhone apps will help save your battery. The executive confirmed that killing apps isn't necessary for your battery and said that he is **t in the habit of closing his apps. See also: How to use Low Power Mode on the iPhone to save battery life Federighi, who oversees iOS and OS X, was responding to an email sent by an Apple customer to CEO Tim Cook when he made the comments. In the email, which was first published by 9to5Mac, the customer asked Cook, "do you quit your iOS multitasking apps frequently and is this necessary of battery life?" Read more... More about Apple, Tech, Ios, Apps Software, and Apps And Software ??????? ??????: Apple confirms killing your apps doesn't really save battery life || ??????: rss || ??????: اسم منتداك
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