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ZALMAN

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Ultimate Geek

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#35508 10-Jun-2009 20:21

If any one thinks you are having really bad battery life on your Iphone 3G with XT
try turning off location service.
My phone was so bad I couldnt get a day out of the battery
and now im on my second day and battery is only half flat

xrajux

111 posts

Master Geek

#223813 11-Jun-2009 00:49

didn't make a difference for me

arnies

525 posts

Ultimate Geek

#223943 11-Jun-2009 13:08

What does location service do?

codyc1515

1598 posts

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#224042 11-Jun-2009 16:06

Location services lets you pick up your location in apps such as Maps.app, and App store apps.

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