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Dieses Video bietet 18 Tipps und Tricks, um die Akkulaufzeit des iPhones unter iOS 18.4 zu verbessern. Es wird empfohlen, die ersten 4-5 Tage nach dem Update abzuwarten, da die Software sich noch einpendelt. Außerdem sollten Apps und das Betriebssystem auf dem neuesten Stand gehalten werden. Weitere Tipps beinhalten die Deaktivierung von Prioritätsbenachrichtigungen, Apple Intelligence, Sprachkürzeln, Soundaktionen, Musikhaptik, Widgets und Hintergrundaktualisierung. Es wird auch empfohlen, die Akkuverbrauchsstatistik zu überprüfen und Apps zu entfernen, die zu viel Akku verbrauchen. Schließlich sollten die Einstellungen für AirDrop, Haptik, Mobilfunk und Ortungsdienste überprüft und angepasst werden.
- Die ersten 4-5 Tage nach dem Update sollte man abwarten, da die Software sich noch einpendelt.
- Apps und das Betriebssystem sollten auf dem neuesten Stand gehalten werden.
- Es gibt viele Einstellungen, die den Akkuverbrauch beeinflussen können, wie z.B. Prioritätsbenachrichtigungen, Apple Intelligence, Sprachkürzel, Soundaktionen, Musikhaptik, Widgets und Hintergrundaktualisierung.
- Die Akkuverbrauchsstatistik sollte überprüft werden, um Apps zu identifizieren, die zu viel Akku verbrauchen.
- Die Einstellungen für AirDrop, Haptik, Mobilfunk und Ortungsdienste sollten überprüft und angepasst werden.
Dieses Video bietet 18 Tipps und Tricks, um die Akkulaufzeit des iPhones unter iOS 18.4 zu verbessern. Der Autor erklärt, dass die ersten 4-5 Tage nach dem Update die Akkulaufzeit schlechter sein kann, da die Software sich noch einpendelt. Er empfiehlt, Apps und das Betriebssystem auf dem neuesten Stand zu halten, um die Kompatibilität zu gewährleisten und die Akkulaufzeit zu optimieren.
Prioritätsbenachrichtigungen, die auf dem Sperrbildschirm mit Animationen angezeigt werden, verbrauchen viel Akku. Der Autor empfiehlt, die Liste der Apps mit Prioritätsbenachrichtigungen zu überprüfen und unnötige Benachrichtigungen zu deaktivieren.
Apple Intelligence-Funktionen verbrauchen viel Akku. Der Autor empfiehlt, die Funktion zu deaktivieren, da sie in den letzten iOS-Updates automatisch aktiviert wurde.
Sprachkürzel und Soundaktionen nutzen das Mikrofon des iPhones und verbrauchen dadurch Akku. Der Autor empfiehlt, diese Funktionen zu deaktivieren, wenn sie nicht benötigt werden.
Haptik-Funktionen, die Vibrationen erzeugen, verbrauchen viel Akku. Der Autor empfiehlt, Musikhaptik und andere haptische Funktionen zu deaktivieren, wenn sie nicht benötigt werden.
Widgets und animierte Steuerelemente im Kontrollzentrum verbrauchen viel Akku. Der Autor empfiehlt, nur die Widgets und Steuerelemente zu verwenden, die wirklich benötigt werden.
Der Autor empfiehlt, die Akkuverbrauchsstatistik zu überprüfen, um Apps zu identifizieren, die zu viel Akku verbrauchen. Apps, die nicht mehr benötigt werden, sollten entfernt werden.
Die Funktion "Geräte zusammenbringen" in AirDrop kann versehentlich aktiviert werden und dadurch Akku verbrauchen. Der Autor empfiehlt, diese Funktion zu deaktivieren.
Haptik-Funktionen verbrauchen viel Akku. Der Autor empfiehlt, die Haptik-Einstellungen so zu konfigurieren, dass Vibrationen nur im lautlosen Modus aktiviert sind.
Wenn die 5G-Abdeckung schlecht ist, sollte 5G deaktiviert werden, um Akku zu sparen.
Hintergrundaktualisierung kann viel Akku verbrauchen. Der Autor empfiehlt, die Hintergrundaktualisierung für unnötige Apps zu deaktivieren.
Ortungsdienste können viel Akku verbrauchen. Der Autor empfiehlt, die Ortungsdienste für Apps so zu konfigurieren, dass sie nur während der Nutzung der App aktiviert sind.
Systemdienste können viel Akku verbrauchen. Der Autor empfiehlt, unnötige Systemdienste zu deaktivieren.
Die Funktion "Immer auf "Hey Siri" hören" verbraucht viel Akku. Der Autor empfiehlt, diese Funktion zu deaktivieren.
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0:00 hey what's going on everyone this is I Reviews back with another video and iOS 18.4 is finally out with a ton of new features and changes but when it comes to new updates of course a very important thing is the battery life how much battery life will you get out of your device with that new update running on it well in today's video I will show you guys a few tips and tricks that will help you get way better battery life on your iOS 18.4 device now the first thing you want to do once you have installed a new update on your device and this has been actually confirmed by Apple is wait the first four to 5 days your battery life actually won't be as good as it should be because basically the software is still settling on the device there will be background tasks running on the
0:47 device that's why the initial first few days you will actually get way worse battery life and it will actually improve in the next few days the next thing you want to make sure you do is head onto your settings general and then go to software updates and if you have been on any of the betas of iOS 18.4 make sure that your device is actually updated so there was an RC release and there was also an RC2 release you need to make sure that you don't have any update pending here make sure you're always updated to the latest iOS software that's of course the best way to go and make sure that you have all the fixes and everything else you need to actually get a better battery life out of your iPhone now another thing you want to make sure you do is update your apps most of the apps usually the bigger
1:34 the most popular apps will release updates right after an iOS update is released to the public that way the apps are more compatible with that new update and will actually work much much better that way also improving the battery life out of your iPhone so make sure you go ahead and go to your account under the app store make sure you have all of your apps up to date or what you can do is actually just go under apps here and then go to app store and make sure that you have app updates enabled once you have done that you make sure that your apps will be updated automatically every time there is a new update now with iOS 18.4 before Apple has released a pretty cool new feature called priority notifications now this will be exclusive to the Apple Intelligence devices but
2:21 what I suggest you do if you have an Apple intelligence device and you have this feature turned on make sure that you go here and check the list of apps that have priority notifications now if you have seen a priority notification on the lock screen it has an like an animation if you like different colors something similar to Siri all those animations will of course consume battery life out of your iPhone so you don't want to have a bunch of priority notifications lighting up the screen of your iPhone and consuming a ton of battery because most likely you won't need priority notifications for every app that you have on your iPhone so what you do you make sure to go ahead and check this list here and disable as many apps as you can now if you have an Apple Intelligence device you know that the
3:07 Apple Intelligence features will of course consume more battery on your iPhone now a lot of people don't actually use Apple Intelligence and they have it turned off on their devices but what has happened with the last few updates of iOS is that this feature will actually go back on automatically once you have updated so if you have disabled Apple Intelligence before because you don't need it or don't ever use it on your device then make sure you go ahead and check it again and see if it's still disabled because chances are this has been reported by a lot of users that it might have turned on automatically by itself once you have updated to iOS 18.4 now something that will consume a ton of battery on an iOS 18 device is a feature
3:52 that you can find right here under accessibility if you go here you will find something called vocal shortcuts now this is a pretty cool feature to have but once I enable it it will start using my microphone as you can see right there and every time I'm out of the settings right there as you can see I'm not using the feature it will still be using the microphone of my device that means that it does consume battery because it's keeping the microphone active in the background all the time now what this feature does it basically allows you to set like vocal shortcut so you say something and it will perform an action it's actually pretty cool and if you need it of course you can use it but if you're just using it for fun make sure you disable it because it will consume a ton of battery now the same goes for sound actions now you can find
4:40 sound actions by going to your settings then go under accessibility when you go to touch and you go to assistive touch you will have here sound actions now it's basically the same thing but you will have a few like different sounds that you can make here in order to perform an action so you will have all these sounds that you can actually practice here and once you say one of those sounds you can actually perform one of these actions it will basically do the same as like the vocal shortcuts so it does consume a ton of battery if you don't need it make sure you have it turned off now right here under the accessibility settings make sure you also turn off music haptics now everything that has to do with haptics on your device that uses the haptic engine and gives you vibrations does
5:25 consume a ton of battery so if you have like a game maybe or something that has a lot of haptic feedback make sure to turn those off and if you don't really need music haptics make sure to turn it off as well next up we're moving to the control center now of course on the control center we can now have like third-party like controls here and there are a lot of apps that do actually offer like animated controls for your control center like things that will just move around and will actually consume a ton of battery so if you have any of those right here don't use them on your control center everything that will actually stay active for like a long time or all the time here on the control center does consume a ton of battery so make sure you only use the controls that
6:11 you actually need the same goes for the home screen widgets like you can see the setup that I have here i have this widget which is actually very very cool to have and it's from an app called Mojo you can install it for free from the app store but it does consume a ton of battery because it's active you can see all the time we have seconds there and minutes it's active it's updating all the time that means that every time it basically updates which is every second it will consume battery out of my iPhone so make sure that you only use the widgets that you actually need now there will be of course also a ton of apps that will drain the battery out of your iPhone those are apps that are poorly coded or just do consume a ton of battery now what I suggest you do is
6:57 head on to your settings go under battery go to the last 10 days here and take a look at the apps that you have right here if you see an app that you have not been using for a long time but it's still up here that means that that app is consuming more battery than it should now if you see apps that you know that you have been using for a long time and they're here that's okay but if these apps you could just maybe use for a few minutes a day and they still consuming a ton of battery make sure you remove them from your device and just find a better alternative on the app store next up we're moving under the general settings and we're going to airdrop right here one of the things that I always have turned off is bringing devices together now this is a pretty cool feature it was interesting maybe cool once it got released you have
7:44 that cool animation but most of the time you know if you have this turned on you know that most of the time it will actually trigger by accident that way just consuming battery without needing to do so so just go ahead and turn that off moving on here under sounds and haptics now as I said before when talking about music haptics haptics do consume a ton of battery so here we have haptics under sounds and haptics i have them switch to never play because I just don't like having haptics on my device but the best option here is maybe play on the silent mode so you know when your device is not on silent you get the sounds of the notifications and the calls and all that once it's on silent you get the vibration so you don't miss anything that's the best way to go but
8:31 again even never play will make sure that you never have haptics that way will save a ton of battery moving on here to the seller settings so go to seller and go to voice and data and see how you have this configured if you're on a like an area that don't doesn't have very good 5G coverage then make sure you have that turned off just switch to LTE or 4G whatever you have because having 5G turned on and not having very good 5G coverage will just drain the battery out of your iPhone now this is very serious as this is probably one of the things that will drain the most battery out of your iPhone because it will all the time try to connect to 5G that way consuming a ton of battery so if you know that the 5G coverage is
9:18 not great just switch to LTE and of course one of the things that you must do when you want to save battery on your iPhone make sure that you go to general settings background app refresh and make sure to switch here off as many apps as you can not all the apps need to be refreshing in the background this has actually been confirmed by Apple as well this is one of their official tips when it comes to saving battery so make sure you switch off as much as you can right here now the same goes for location services now I do keep location services turned off on my device i only enable them when I actually need them but just go here if you keep them on all the time take a look at all the apps that you have right here and make sure you configure them the right way especially
10:03 precise location not all the apps will need to have your precise location so make sure to turn that off and just switch here to while using the app for most of the apps and for the other ones that you know you don't need location services just go ahead and switch that off now the same goes here for system services go here and you will find a ton of things here that actually don't need to be enabled like right here improve maps apple can improve them themselves just go ahead and turn that off then you will have iPhone analytics right here you will have setting time zone for example or device management or maybe things like suggestions and search things that maybe don't actually need to have location things like motion
10:49 calibration you can just go ahead and switch that off the things that you need to make sure that you have turned on here are always emergency calls and SOS and find my iPhone you need to make sure that you always have those enabled and last but not least we're moving back here under accessibility go to Siri right here let's just find Siri and this feature right here always listen for the word you know so it will always be listening whether your iPhone is facing down on a table whether it's in your pocket it will always be listening for that word to invoke Siri on your device that means that it's always active in the background always consuming battery out of your iPhone so make sure you have that turned off as well so that is it for this video guys these are 18 things
11:36 that I believe are very important when it comes to saving battery life on your iPhone so make sure you implement these tips and tricks on your device to get better battery life out of your device on iOS 18.4 again thank you guys for watching the video smash that like button if you found it helpful subscribe for more and I'll see you on the next one
