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jfong425

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Original poster
Jul 26, 2008
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Hey Macrumors,

I was wondering if it was just me or does having the beejive application lower your battery life?

After purchasing beejive i've noticed that my battery life went down.

What is your experience with it?
 

Gokunama

macrumors 6502a
Sep 13, 2008
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Don't know why it should, I mean it is via pushmail... unless you're sending IM a lot more due to being able to run IM in the background.
 

Rayfire

macrumors 68030
Aug 25, 2008
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PNW
Hey Macrumors,

I was wondering if it was just me or does having the beejive application lower your battery life?

After purchasing beejive i've noticed that my battery life went down.

What is your experience with it?

Are you running the app always without hitting the home button?

Mine doesn't drain the battery that fast, use the push to email feature.
 

fishkorp

macrumors 68030
Apr 10, 2006
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Ellicott City, MD
Unless you never exit the app (i.e. just lock the screen) or you're using it with Backgrounder, there's no reason for it to drain your battery. It stops running when you hit the home button, so it can't take up battery.

I can get 2+ days out of my iPhone battery when it is "standard" firmware, typical usage. When I jailbroke and ran Beejive with Backgrounder (no other jailbreak apps at all) my battery would last less than a day, same usage.
 

gospel9

macrumors regular
Sep 20, 2008
225
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It's probably something else.
No problems for me with Beejive.

Try restarting the phone.
 
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