It does say it will not help. If you read toward the end of the article, you will see this:
On both Android and iOS, algorithms run memory management. They’ll close apps that need to be closed, typically ones that have been dormant for a while or are using more power or memory than they should. And they’re very good at knowing when you’re going to need data, or want a refresh, or open an app again. Apps that are already in memory open quickly, rather than having to fully start again; it’s like waking your computer from sleep rather than rebooting it completely. You’re far, far better off letting the system work for you rather than forcing it to re-open and re-start everything every time. Battery questions aside, it makes your phone slower and less coherent.. The rest of what I said comes from someone who works closely with Apple products on a daily basis. Also, you want reputable? Despite the fact that all the major Mac and tech sites, like Wired, Lifehacker, 9 to 5 mac, Apple insider, etc, all, have, articles like this, do some simple searching and you will find a nicely done 9 to 5 mac article with screenshots of emails with verified message headers that are directly from Apple itself stating such facts. Time magazine published a similar article, as did other, non-rumor based sites. So, believe me or not, there you have it. > On Nov 22, 2016, at 7:36 PM, Mr. Ed <[email protected]> wrote: > > I find this hard to believe that closing an app in the app switcher is going > to create problems. I will have to hear this from a good reliable source > before I believe this. I think closing an app is just like closing it on the > pc. It has no effect. In fact it might run better as it clear all the junk > out and the app a lot of times works better after closing it in the app > switcher and reopening it. This is what you said, “please, please, please > read this article, closing your apps is a very, very unhelpful thing to do.” > Now you need to go back an read the article on the link you posted. It said > closing an app does not help battery life. I did not see where it said > anything about closing an app could be harmful. > Please correct me if I am wrong. > Mr. Ed > <> > From: [email protected] > <mailto:[email protected]>[mailto:[email protected] > <mailto:[email protected]>] On Behalf Of Aleeha Dudley > Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2016 7:05 PM > To: [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> > Subject: Re: Question regarding battery life, and phone getting warm > > Hi, > Just a couple of things here. First, is that screen curtain on its own will > not help your battery. You must turn the brightness down to help in any way. > Second, charging at higher levels does not affect your battery like it used > to be rumored to. Third, and please, please, please read this article, > closing your apps is a very, very unhelpful thing to do. It will not save > battery and is not recommended (except for that one nasty time when Roger > decided to eat your battery like a picnic lunch). Read this article and be > informed. > > > https://www.wired.com/2016/03/closing-apps-save-battery-makes-things-worse/ > <https://www.wired.com/2016/03/closing-apps-save-battery-makes-things-worse/> > Essentially, closing an app tells your device that something’s wrong, forcing > it to try to find another way to do things. After closing apps a lot, your > phone can become unstable and begin behaving oddly, causing the necessity to > restart or even restore the device. > HTH, > Aleeha >> On Nov 22, 2016, at 5:58 PM, Tony <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> >> wrote: >> >> From what I have read and experienced with lithium batteries charging habits >> don't have much effect on them. Depending on brand and the care in >> manufacturing most batteries can be nearly completely discharged and then >> fully recharged from 300 to 1000 times. Warranties are usually calculated >> at about 300 times but I have seen some as low as 100 cycles. >> >> The life of a battery is not based on the number of times you charge it but >> on the total amount of current you use out of the battery. Any time you >> have a charger plugged in the battery's life is not being shortened because >> nearly all of the power used is provided by the charger and not by the >> battery. >> >> The only reason for frequently charging a battery is in case you may run it >> down before you are able to recharge it again. >> >> Batteries, and the equipment they are used in, have been developed to the >> point they pretty much protect themselves from over charging and over >> heating. They will quit working rather than become damaged. While other >> types of batteries could become hot enough to blister your sking or leak >> some unpleasant chemical, lithium batteries can fail by catching on fire. >> That is why so much effort and money has been invested in battery safety. >> Considering how many billions have been made, and how much users demand they >> be more powerful, the number of serious battery failures is continuing to >> decrease. >> >> Tony >> >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: [email protected] >> <mailto:[email protected]>[mailto:[email protected] >> <mailto:[email protected]>] On Behalf Of Chip Orange >> Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2016 5:04 PM >> To: [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> >> Subject: RE: Question regarding battery life, and phone getting warm >> >> Hi Terri, >> >> According to Popular Mechanics and Battery University, charging patterns >> have little to no effect on battery life in today's modern phones (they used >> to with other types of batteries), so no, when you decide to charge has no >> effect on how long your battery will last. >> >> As for things you can do to make the battery go longer between charges, you >> can turn off the display (or actually I mean turn down the brightness of the >> display). Turn off automatic brightness, the manually set the display to a >> very low brightness level. This means you will manually have to turn it >> back up if you want to show a sighted person something. Using the Voice >> Over curtain feature is not the same, and does not save any battery. >> >> As for the phone getting warm, I think this is just lack of cooling air >> circulating around it; especially as you describe it slipping down in the >> chair, but the bed is also a good insulator, even on one side. If it's >> plugged in when you feel it getting warm, I'd say this is normal. >> >> Sometimes my phone gets warm even when not plugged in, but that's when I'm >> using it a lot by talking or otherwise causing it to transmit (typing in >> texts, emails, other transmissions). >> >> I would think you could still by a battery case for your phone, certainly >> you can just buy an external battery to plug it into for charging. >> >> >> Hth, >> >> Chip >> >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: [email protected] >> <mailto:[email protected]>[mailto:[email protected] >> <mailto:[email protected]>] On Behalf Of Terri Stimmel >> Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2016 1:29 PM >> To: [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> >> Subject: Question regarding battery life, and phone getting warm >> >> Hello everyone, >> >> >> I have a few questions here. I am hoping someone can give me some thoughts, >> or advice. >> >> >> First of all, my phone is up to date. I have the 5S. I can upgrade by >> February, but I don't know if I will. I am paying for this phone monthly. >> >> >> Anyway, I have been noticing that sometimes my batter runs down faster. >> I am on my phone quite a lot some days, more than other days. Not always >> making calls, but checking out Facebook, and maybe commenting on posts, >> or making posts. Checking my email, or maybe writing some emails. >> Playing Farkle. Maybe reading a news story, and definitely texting! >> That's certainly the biggest thing. I do this all over WIFI. >> >> Every once in a while, I may play a video of some sort. But I use my >> Ipad for most of this. >> >> >> I don't know what causes more battery useage than other things. I am >> getting better at closing Apps if I am not using them. >> >> >> My biggest problem, is that I don't let my phone die, or completely run >> down, before charging it. I have heard this can be a bad thing. I will >> usually let it get to 40 percent, and then charge it. Sometimes 20 >> percent, if I am still wanting to finish up something quickly. >> >> >> So, are there things I could possibly change, to help save battery life? >> >> How low should my battery life really get, before charging my phone? >> >> I do not care for the low power mode. So I choose not to use it. >> >> >> Also, are there affordable battery packs, or anything like that, still >> available for the 5S? >> >> >> Now to my next question, and something that is concerning me more. >> >> >> About 3 times so far, in the last week, I have found that my phone gets >> pretty warm. I don't know why this is happening, or what could be >> causing it. >> >> >> Once it happened when my phone was laying on my bed. I don't always keep >> it on my bed. Just sometimes. >> >> Another time it happened when I was sitting in my rocker-recliner. The >> phone always ends up sliding down, between the arm of the chair, and the >> seat. It's never been an issue before. >> >> It has also happened while sitting on my desk. I do not keep it near my >> laptop. 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