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I noticed that when I'm at home, keeping my Wifi on my Thunderbolt saves my battery life. I was always under the assumption that keeping the wifi on drains the battery. Is this right?
Keeping wi-fi on where there isn't a router to connect to will cause a drop in battery because the phone is searching for a wi-fi signal and a 3G/4G signal. When you've connected to wi-fi at home or elsewhere, it stays connected and stops looking for a 3G/4G signal.
Keeping wi-fi on where there isn't a router to connect to will cause a drop in battery because the phone is searching for a wi-fi signal and a 3G/4G signal. When you've connected to wi-fi at home or elsewhere, it stays connected and stops looking for a 3G/4G signal.
There's a great free app called "Timeriffic" that allows you to schedule when your WiFi is on and off. I have it set to turn my Wifi on automatically around 6:30pm on weeknights when I usually get home from work. I have it set to turn off my WiFi around 7:30AM when I leave the house. I also have it set to change the ringer to vibrate when I'm at work. I love the app!
I noticed that when I'm at home, keeping my Wifi on my Thunderbolt saves my battery life. I was always under the assumption that keeping the wifi on drains the battery. Is this right?