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Ten iOS 10 Performance and Battery Saving Tips

http://appletoolbox.com/2016/09/slow-... Check out our website http://www.appletoolbox.com for advice on all things Apple. hey, guys, this is Rex with Apple Toolbox and in this video, I’m going through 10 performance and battery saving tips for iOS 10 if you’re using an older model iPhone updating to the newest software can sometimes cause performance and battery issues of course even if you’re planning to upgrade to the new iPhone 7 or 7 plus these tips will be helpful too so first for a few performance tips there may not be a better tip for speeding up your iPhone than freeing up space if the storage on your device is filled up it will cause your iPhone to run slower there are plenty of options to clear things up but here are a few of the best first off you can go to settings general storage and I Cloud usage and then manage storage here you can see which apps are taking up the most space that how much storage space is left photos and videos you’ve captured on your iPhone are usually the largest storage hogs go to settings then scroll down to photos and make sure you have optimized iPhone storage turned on this will keep your iPhone from filling up with photos and videos some phone apps and games can take up lots of storage space as well so if you have apps and games you never use it’s a good the idea to delete them off your iPhone and an iOS 10 you can even delete those pesky built-in apps like weather compass stocks calendar and so on that you never use iOS 10 has a lot of fancy animations which older iPhone models can have the trouble with and cause some lag you can easily turn these off in the settings app by going to General accessibility then tap on reduce motion and turn the feature on turning reduce motion on stop certain kinds of you I animations from eating up unnecessary resources that can slow down your iPhone now these next few tips will help with both speed and battery usage next up is disabling location services depending on how many apps you have actively checking your location this can be a shot in the arm for your phone’s battery life you can find this option by going to the Settings app scrolling down to the privacy section and then to location services to completely disable location services simply toggle the switch off if you depend on certain apps to provide you location data you can always go through this one by one and turn off location services individually select the apps you don’t want tracking your location and then select some iPhone apps are infamous for draining the battery in the background so it’s nice to have their background activity turned off however many apps you may depend on decision notifications or provide data will be disabled when the background app refresh is turned off for example you may use a third-party calendar app if low power mode is turned on you will not receive any notifications from that app informing you of your next meetings thankfully you can manually turn off background refresh for only certain apps to do this go to settings general then background app refresh and here you have the option to disable all background activity or turn off only those which you don’t need Apple has slid a really useful new battery saving feature into iOS 10 label battery life suggestions the feature suggests ways that you can maximize your iPhone battery usage it will appear automatically in the battery section of the Settings app to get there hit the Settings app and then scroll down to battery now suggestions vary depending on your usage patterns and your iPhone’s current settings for example if you have the brightness cranked all the way up chances are you will get a recommendation to reduce your iPhone’s brightness as you can see these get listed below the new battery life suggestions heading the feature is pretty straightforward and it’s a nice way to see some ways you can reduce battery usage specifically tailored to your individual device of the course just below the new battery life suggestions feature is the usage utility that shows you exactly which apps and services are using the most battery if you tap on the clock icon you can see exactly how much time each app has been active on screen and in the background you can also switch back and forth between the last 24 hours of battery usage and the last 7 days if I notice my battery life isn’t holding up as well as usual this is the first place I go usually, I’ll find an app that’s been in use in the background that I wasn’t aware of to give you anexample the Facebook app is notorious for acting up in the background, if you notice an app like that would say four percent on screen and forty percent background time it’s a sign something has gone wrong if you notice this you can force quit the rogue app from the app switcher and this should get your power consumption back to normal now