IPod touch 4g battery

On Friday night I turned my fully charged iPod off before going to bed and turned it back on in the morning to find a half empty battery. Last night I left it on with the wifi off and the battery remained full in the morning. How could this happen?

On Friday night (when the battery drained) the iPod was fully powered off
On Thursday night it was sleeping with wifi off
I turn my iPad 2 off evey night aswel and no battery drain?
The iPod has been on for 24 hours now and the battery is still 99-100%

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