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Some people's gadgets get borked by every update released. So what? Why is this even news anymore? So we can read the outraged responses by the clueless who have to be led by the nose to a solution? Funny reading but not news fit for the front page of AI.

This seen to be a continue issue every time a new iPhone is introduce to the market. The Battery issue was also in the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4s when they came out.

I never got below 80% yesterday, for the first time, ever, on my 5. 6.0.2 has, so far for me, been fine. To be honest, I don't usually have the issues that some have. Lucky, I guess.

To be honest, the only issue I've noticed in the past week was my battery drained faster after I tried Google Maps the first time. It might be me, but after I fully quit it and recharged my phone, it's been fine, since.

My girlfriend's phone has been sluggish since the 6.0.2 update - she didn't notice battery issues.  She's been a bit sluggish since the phone launched and she's not happy about it.  We are close to a trip to the Apple store for a swap out.

Both of our non-jailbroken phones (one iPhone 5 and one iPhone 4S) on iOS 6 have had some issues with the camera app - take a photo and the app freezes and you need to hit the home button to exit.  

The camera issue wasn't resolved in iOS 6.0.2

Batterygate!!!!!

I don't have an iPhone 5, but I do notice my iPhone 4S doesn't get anywhere near the battery life it did with iOS 5. I was almost never below 50% and now I'm sometimes down to 19% by the end of the day. I'm down to 86% already from 100% about 1.5hrs ago. I've only talked on the phone once for about a minute. 

These people don't even have iPhones.... everything is fine on 6.0.2. Battery life as good as before.

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Originally Posted by macxpress 

I don't have an iPhone 5, but I do notice my iPhone 4S doesn't get anywhere near the battery life it did with iOS 5. I was almost never below 50% and now I'm sometimes down to 19% by the end of the day. I'm down to 86% already from 100% about 1.5hrs ago. I've only talked on the phone once for about a minute. 

Have you tried to empty the battery, let the phone die and recharge the phone again? I do this once every month and I never have issues with my battery. I also have a iPhone 4s.

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Originally Posted by maclancer 

Have you tried to empty the battery, let the phone die and recharge the phone again? I do this once every month and I never have issues with my battery.

I haven't done this in a while and I'm finding that I'm eating through about 45-50% of my battery charge in a typical day, where previously I would only use up 35-40%. I'll be sure to let my battery drain completely at least once over the weekend. Thanks for the reminder.