Why is my iPhone 6 battery suddenly draining fast all of a sudden?
There is a controversial answer to this question that Apple itself addressed late last year.A Message to Our CustomersThe long and short of it is that through recent upgrading of the iOS, customers have experienced battery throttling, which means certain functions have left the iPhone using up its battery by simply running programs in the background such as GPS, Bluetooth, WiFi, and apps you use often.While you can now actively monitor your battery life and the apps you use, you should be aware that Apple has lowered the price to replace your battery until December of 2018. The best solution, after adjusting these settings, would be to replace the battery to restore the battery life to its original factory state.The controversy stems from a suspicion that Apple purposefully allowed iPhones from the 5 and up to rapidly use battery and (since customers don’t typically first consider changing their battery), they resort to simply upgrading their phones to the newest model. This so-called “planned obsolescence” has some customers outraged, believing it would make sense that since it is largely driven by sales, Apple would want customers to upgrade their phones every time one is available. Apple has denied this theory, stating that customer satisfaction and brand loyalty is their number one concern.I’m not taking sides in this controversy. While it makes sense for Apple to want to sell more new phones and a subversive method would be to sabotage their older phones, I think it’s a tough line to cross when upgrading firmware and software which have become more commonplace for bug fixes, safety, and “better” overall performance may also have some hidden agenda to slowly guarantee your phone becomes less attractive than the newest model.Where ever you decide to set camp, changing the battery is a cheaper alternative than buying a new iPhone any day of the week, but waiting for the newest iPhone or getting the latest one may also solve any problems as they are so easy to switch apps and contacts to the new one and enjoy the newest features.It’s human nature to want the newest thing. After some time, our cars, clothes, houses, and expensive gadgets become commonplace and depending on our financial situations, we either trade in, upgrade, or simply clean up and restore. It is often more economical to fix what you have than to keep buying new.
Does Google Assistant really drain maximum battery on our Android phone?
If you want to quantify whether your Google Assist is using a substantial amount of your battery power, you can go into your Settings > Battery option to see the total percentage (which you can compare to your other apps or Android stock features).
What is the best year for mercedes e320 w210?
I believe the years for the w210 model ranged from 1996-2001. Anyways I'm tired of the car the I currently have, but I am a college student, so it's not like I can go out and buy a brand new car. My friend has a 1998 Mercedes e320 and I absolutely love it. The ride is just really nice and the power (3.2 L) just seems like the perfect amount for me. With roughly 5-6 years of production, there had to be a best year for this model. Which was it? The least repairs needed? Least amount of problems for engine and transmission? etc. Please only answer if you've owned one of them or if you're a mechanic!