dblake15 New member Apr 7, 2012 19 0 0 Visit site Apr 16, 2012 #1 Just wondering if having WiFi on uses more battery life then just keeping cell data on? Thanks
jd914 New member Nov 26, 2011 271 0 0 Visit site Apr 16, 2012 #3 pgoth said: Yes! Click to expand... You're absolutely wrong. Wifi uses less battery than 3G or LTE. This has been fact for as long as smart phones have been around.
pgoth said: Yes! Click to expand... You're absolutely wrong. Wifi uses less battery than 3G or LTE. This has been fact for as long as smart phones have been around.
D dkp23 New member Feb 3, 2012 1,494 0 0 Visit site Apr 16, 2012 #4 cell network drains battery more than wifi If the phone is continuing to look for wifi connections, that will also drain the battery. I turn off wifi if i am not in a wifi zone.
cell network drains battery more than wifi If the phone is continuing to look for wifi connections, that will also drain the battery. I turn off wifi if i am not in a wifi zone.
hasasimo New member Apr 8, 2012 1,922 0 0 Visit site Apr 16, 2012 #5 dkp23 said: cell network drains battery more than wifi If the phone is continuing to look for wifi connections, that will also drain the battery. I turn off wifi if i am not in a wifi zone. Click to expand... This.
dkp23 said: cell network drains battery more than wifi If the phone is continuing to look for wifi connections, that will also drain the battery. I turn off wifi if i am not in a wifi zone. Click to expand... This.
J Jakoh New member Apr 9, 2012 575 0 0 Visit site Apr 16, 2012 #6 wifi does not use more battery that LTE or 3g while active. Inactive if not turned off, it can because it must wake every beacon period to listen for data.
wifi does not use more battery that LTE or 3g while active. Inactive if not turned off, it can because it must wake every beacon period to listen for data.