Usage timer/Battery drain since 4.2.1

Before the iOS 4.2.1 upgrade, I owned a very stable handset with an incredible battery.
After the upgrade the phone developed a Usage timer that matched the Standby timer minute for minute. The battery life diminshed much more rapidly suggesting something was running in the background. I shut down everything conceivable, deleted mail acounts and turned every setting off, including Wifi. The only way to stop the Usage clock was to turn Airplane mode on.
I tried a hard reset and resetting network settings without any improvement.
Then I tried Reset all Settings and bingo, things went back to normal...... until... I turned the phone off and back on, which caused the phone to begin playing up again in the way I described.
The simplest way around this is not to turn the phone off and if I have to (which is rare) I need to do a "reset all settings" again.
Programmers!!!! Grrrrrrr..
Any ideas??
Andy
Edited by me because of early morning grammar issues.

hi,
i haved a battery drain too in the iOS 4.1 but about iOS 4.2 i don't know,but you can try to do restore the phone in iTunes as a new phone,but if you have something on the phone what you don;t what to lose,then just restore,if this didn't help restore a a new phone,the basics from the manuall are restart
reset
restore
hope this will help you
Dan

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Data usage and battery drain has skyrocketed with iOS 8.1.2 (maybe earlier)

3 weeks ago my wife got a text message on her iPhone 5 from AT&T that she had used 90% of her data for the month. 30 seconds later, she got another one saying that she had used 100%. Granted, her data plan is small, 200 MB. But, for the last two years she has used as little as 17 MB in a month and her largest prior to this latest month was 49 mb. This month she got to 380 mb before we were able to shut off her cell data. Otherwise, a second chunk of 200 MB and another $15 would have been added to the month.
We had noticed that her battery had been draining rather rapidly in standby mode with no background apps running when she didn't have access to WiFi. We have now correlated the two results, High Cell data usage, Quick battery drain and very warm phone. In case anyone is wondering about her iPhone 5 being one in the recall, it is. I took it in and had it tested. Apple says the battery is fine. It does hold a charge well. When all network communications are shut down on her phone and it is in standby mode, there is no noticeable loss of charge in 24 hours (our longest test).
Since I have a grandfathered Unlimited Data Plan with AT&T, I have been doing some testing on my iPhone 5s. Sure enough, I've seen similar results. With nearly everything turned off except Cell Data, I've seen 483 MB used in 24 hours. Of that total, 479 MB was used for Documents & Sync. I even have everything turned off in my iCloud account, Location services are turned off, no push notifications etc...
The best I can figure, this has been a problem since we installed 8.1.2 and yesterday I installed 8.1.3 resulting in no positive effect on this issue.
At this rate of data usage and no access to WiFi, my wife would have to have a 15 Gb data plan to keep from exceeding her limit. I don't think AT&T even offers one that big anymore. I might have to switch to Sprint or T-Mobile if this doesn't get resolved.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for your shared insights.

Hey this is Brian, bjmcmurry, under a different user ID. If I logged in as bmcmurry, original post, I was just getting a server error and couldn't get to this discussion nor post a comment anywhere.
Anyway, let me be as brief as I can. After an extensive analysis of replicating the problem on another phone to eliminate it being a hardware specific issue and that the test phone has an unlimited data plan, I was able to stop the excessive data usage and consequential battery drain. I believe I have a reasonable explanation of the problem, an iOS logic bug.
I had everything under my control clamped down on the test phone to minimize data usage. Also, I was forcing all data usage to use the cell towers. I determined that I was burning at least 11 to 13 Mb per hour doing nothing important. I literally had everything turned off except 'Settings' was allowed to use Cell data providing a avenue to log into the Apple ID.
The two phones had 2 things in common, they were using the same Apple ID and the same version of the OS. One was a iPhone 5 and the other was a 5s.
Here is a synopsis of my experience via my written evaluation of the Apple support system (Apple Rep name's have been removed):
After a couple of hours on the phone with an Apple Care Senior support Analyst, it was suggested that I go to the Apple Store to 1) get my battery replace in the iPhone 5 since it qualified for the replacement program and 2) see if the Genius could provide me with any insight in the data usage issue and battery drain.
I'm certainly glad I had multiple reasons to visit the closest Apple store, a 45 min drive. I got the battery replaced, thanks for that.
Regarding the important issue to me that brought me to the Genius Bar, excessive Cell data usage, I thought the Genius did a wonderful job listening and documenting the problem we were experiencing. Unfortunately, educating us on the use of the product or replacing our phone was not going to solve the problem. He eventually figured it out, this was not a user error or broken hardware. We surmised that the reason I was sent to him was to verify and document that there was a problem. I clearly had a problem. After writing copious notes on the issue, The Genius smartly referred me back the the AppleCare Senior Advisor. So, back to AppleCare Senior Analyst I went. She, knowing this was not a simple problem to solve i.e. beyond her level of expertise, got an Apple Software engineer involved.
My primary frustration is that this should have been escalated to software engineering right away. My trip to see the Genius was, I believe, a waste of time for both me and Apple regarding this issue. Diagnosis of this type of problem is well beyond the Genius’ knowledge and job. The Genius did a very good job doing what he could within the scope of his job. He just couldn’t solve this problem and had no one within Apple to which he had access for help.
However, that initial consult with the engineer was a bit feeble. Not only could I not talk to him/her directly, his/her focus was still working with the ‘Black Box' approach. Having Analyst ask me to do stuff like restore the Phone was more like trying to find a 'work around' than 'identifying the real problem.' Maybe restoring the phone was going to fix some corrupted data on the phone sidesteping the real problem, the handling of this condition. The engineer did listen to the fact that I had restored the test phone, the 5s, and only added the use of my Apple ID. Duh, been there!!!
Having been an previous owner of a software development company that I started in 1980 and retired in 2001, I can tell you that using the 'Black Box' method of debugging is extremely inefficient. Instead, having access to an ‘Activity Manager’ type app to identify in real time what process was blowing up the data flow would have saved me a lost afternoon at the Apple store and hours on the phone with tech support.
Ironically, I may have stumbled onto a "work around" solution short of turning off Cell Data that stopped the excessive Cell Data usage and consequential battery drain. Just prior to leaving the Apple Store, I used one of their Macs to log in my Apple ID on the id.apple.com website to ‘Manage my Apple ID’, I was forced to upgrade the security level of my password. Afterward, my cell data usage seemed to drop dramatically.
I told the AppleCare Senior Analyst that I may have stumbled onto a workaround and I suggested that I give it a couple of days of monitoring. We'd talk then and I would have results to report. She agreed.
Sure enough, my Document & Sync usage was back to normal, about 1/2 Mb per day. Am I happy that the excessive Cell Data usage has stopped? You bet! But, there was no intuitive reason that an end user would know to log in on the ID website to unknowingly solve this problem. As I use to say to my employees, that is not the ‘Macintosh Way.’ And, rebooting the the 'Microsoft Way.'
When I reported my findings to the Analyst, we both concluded that data usage was back to normal. She did report to me that the engineer did provide a laundry list of suggested activities to help solve the problem. Remarkably, they were everything that I had already done and were pretty much what the Analyst and the Genius tried to do. All reasonable tasks. But clearly, the engineer hadn't even ready the notes on the case before responding. And, none of the things suggested would have uncovered the real problem, likely a logic bug in iOS.
My advice now is to have the software engineering team rule out that there was an unresolvable state that a background process was fiercely trying to handle. The iOS does not seem to know how to intervene and prompt the user with a requirement to upgrade their password. If this does end up being the case, I would call it a logic bug, a perpetual exception that is not being handled properly.
Anyway, I hope this helps you.

BATTERY DRAINS SINCE AFTER THE UPGRADE TO OS 10.2.1.3442 ON Q10

It's been over three weeks now since I upgraded my os to 10.2.1.3442 and ever since then my battery drains like mad.I constantly use device monitor to manage runing applications and even when most apps are idle and PIM is as low as 0.5%,my battery @97% would be indicating it can only last for 4hrs.This occurs all the time and no single time has been an exception.Suddenly my battery that can go even two days previously when fully charged can barely go 5hrs now.pls kindly assist with your ideas.I'v done several hard restart still no improvement.

linuslynx wrote:
Lst 48hrs top 4 apps for battery consumption,BBM-82%,SYSTEM-74%,DISPLAY-52%,BROWSER-38%.
Then for cpu system-34%,bbm-19%,browser-14%,pim-14%
Those I've highlighted in red are extremely high.
Do you use BBM very much, such as BBM Groups?
Open the BBM app, tap the FEEDS or UPDATES tab and scroll all through that as far as you can.
Close BBM and watch the same Dev Manager in two days, let's see if that reduces the BBM usage.
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IOS 5.1.1 upgrade: hot while usage and battery drain

Since iOS 5.0.1 I never had. Artery problem. I used my iPhone from 12.2011 without any battery issues. But after recent upgrade to 5.1.1 I found that while using usual apps, including very simple like card game, my iPhone became very, uncomfortable hot near sim slot location. I was tried to reinstall sim card several times - no effect. Battery drain now terrible in active mode, about 1 percent per one or couple of minutes.
In a sleeping mode all the same - less than 0.5% per hour, but if to start using any application, device became hot and drain starting.
Any similar thigs or ideas? I read a discussion when two recharge cycles solved this problem, but it doesn't help me.

http://www.apple.com/batteries/iphone.html
here is a general description of the batteries. it is expected that sometimes the product will get warm, especially when charging. Another thing to look at is multi-tasking which could be the result of some battery drainage, bluetooth running in the backround, a high brightness setting, wi-fi ALWAYS enabled even when outside of a wi-fi zone especially because it will be constantly searching for networks. For information about multi-tasking, try this:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4211
Worst comes to worst, try transfering all of your information to the computer, and try a restore as new, than transfer your information back to the iphone in the event it could be a software issue. here are some helpful articles to help you with this.
By following these articles in order, you will be able to save content to your computer from the iOS device.
Section 1:
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http://support.apple.com/kb/PH1730
          Prevent unprompted syncing of your iPod, iPhone, or iPad:
Mac- http://support.apple.com/kb/PH1764
Windows- http://support.apple.com/kb/PH1677
Section 2:
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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1296?viewlocale=en_US
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Windows- http://support.apple.com/kb/PH2566?viewlocale=en_US
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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1414?viewlocale=en_US
          Downloading past purchases from the App Store, iBookstore, and iTunes store
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2519

Anyone else have terrible battery drain since the update?

I did the update yesterday morning and right away started to notice battery drain.. Before that I had the best battery of any iphone I've ever had. I have the 5s currently. I changed nothing so there should be no change in my battery usage so the only thing it could be is something with the upgrade. It's probably too early since the update came out to know what the problem is and I guess I should have waited to do it till the bugs were worked out. Other then that I have found no problems. Anyone else having the battery drain problem?

I'm sure there are people who had battery drain after updating to 7.1.1. I'm sure because there are people who posted about it, and you could have found out yourself just be reading the forum or searching it. How does knowing that help you?
I'm also sure there were people who had extra battery drain after updating to 7.1, and to 7.0, and to 6.3, and to 6.2, and to 6.1, and to 6.0, and to 5.4, and to 5.3...all the way down to 1.1. Again, because they posted and said so.
For the record, my battery usage hasn't changed since updating.
You are wrong that the only thing it could be is the upgrade. If it were the upgrade there would be 10,000 or more posts about it already.
However, sometimes the process of upgrading "confuses" some apps, and they run continuously trying to recover. This drains the battery rapidly. To solve the problem take basic troubleshooting steps, and stop once the problem is resolved:
Turn the phone off by holding the SLEEP button until slide to power off appears; wait a few minutes, then turn it back on
Restart iOS by holding HOME and SLEEP until an Apple logo appears (10-15 seconds)
Kill all running apps - double press the HOME button, and flick each screen image up. Then restart the phone again
Restore the phone using iTunes on your computer
Usually one of these will fix it. Post back if none of them work.

High CPU usage - Rapid Battery Drain - Running HOT

Looking for help.. PLEASE!
Z10 - Model STL100-3 Software release 10.2.1.2179
Symptoms;
Occasionally, and for no apparent reason, I notice my Z10 getting hot in my pocket. I run the device monitor App and see a very high CPU usage, which consequently drains the batter very quickly.
I've tried all the solutions from every support group thread and blog. And I mean ALL!
Pulling the battery
Replaced the battery
Removed the SIM
Deleted G Mail
Removed all 3rd party Apps (2)
Stopped email sync
Stopped calendar sync
Turned off all radio
Turned Off Wi-Fi
Let it sit for hours, even days to let it finish doing whatever its trying to do
Etc Etc Etc.
Finally, I called BB support, they wanted $50 to talk to someone. I told them the issue, they said the device is bad and must be replaced. I said its software related!! They said.. no, its a hardware issue. Device is under warranty and they want me to just go get a new one. I don't want a new one, I want a fix! Stop the waste of BB $
Temporary solution
Eventually, I decided I would do a restore, back to the factory settings, and here's when I found something
I run BB Link, connect the device, do a back-up... and LOW AND BEHOLD.. this fixes the high CPU usage and the device runs great, very cool, low cpu and extremely long battery life.
Sadly! .. this problem reoccurs, after a few days, sometimes after a couple of weeks and just out of the blue.
I can force this fault to occur, simply by doing a restart of the device. Sure enough, it will run hot, use all the cpu and I will have to do a back-up to get it to settle down again. I've tried to wait for the so called 'indexing' to finish, but it never stops running with high cpu and doesn't help.
Can any one tell me whats happening and how to make this a permanent fix?
There are hundreds if not thousands of people having very similar issues, and many different methods to fix it. Its my belief that there is an underlying bigger problem that relates to all these differing fixes, but as yet.. I cant find it and none of these fixes work for me. For now... I will keep doing the occasional back-up and hope I get a response that can help.
Thanks to all that read this.

curve8530curve8330 wrote:
The heat may be normal. After a little water damage incident, which I repaired, I disassembled my Z10 the find a small heat sink will thermal compound. This helps dissipate heat efficiently. I found a large number of air bubbles and possibly a large air pocket by the way the paste stuck to both sides. I removed the old paste and replaced it with artic silver paste and the z10 has been much much cooler. It use to run about 105*f and now it is around 85*f.
See this thread I posted for before and after pictures using a thermal imager.
http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/BlackBerry-Z10/Z10-heating-up-fix/m-p/3031220#M71390
@Curve8530 .....as much a s your discovery is appreciated, I hardly believe that most people will actually dismantle their phone to remove the paste and replace with arctic silver. Besides, what you are doing is not a fix for the actual problem....
In most cases, this heat is associated with apps using the CPU resources beyond the normal limits.
As an easy fix, finding and removing the app(s) in question followed by a reboot, solves the issue. In some cases an OS reload is necessary.... but under no circumstances I would even remotely suggest to any member to dismantle their phone and do what you did...

IPhone 5 battery drain since iOS 8.2 update

hello,
my name is Udi, from Israel.
i have an iPhone 5 which i purchased in June 2013.
since the beginning, i have always kept the battery saving "rules", including correct charging of a lithium ion battery, auto-brightness off, reduce motion on, push notifications off, background app refresh off, cellular data off when not in use, etc. etc.
since updating to iOS 8, my battery life has decreased a little. but since updating to iOS 8.2 a few days ago, i have experienced, what is in my standards, a serious battery drain. e.g. when i sleep, with my iPhone on airplane mode at night battery decreases by ~15%.
i have tried everything, including restoring the phone and using a backup.
what can i do?
will a restore from scratch (without using a backup) help?
thanks in advance =)

If this does not help, get your phone checked by visiting an Authorized Apple Service Provider or Apple Store next to your place, or contact Apple Support and talk to them. They can check the battery online.
You can also visit this page to do that: iPhone - Contact Support - Apple Support
Click on Apple Support, then on ->Battery, Power &Charging ->Battery questions and troubleshooting, and follow the instructions.

IPhone 3 battery draining since iOS6 update

My husband has an iPhone 3G (not a 3GS) and since I updated it with iOS6, his battery is draining very quickly. I had the same problem when I had an iPhone 3GS and updated it to iOS4. I thought my battery draining was because my phone was so old, so I got a new one and then the bug fix came out. Has anyone heard if there will be a bug fix for battery issues on iOS6? Any other thoughts as to why his battery is draining so quickly? I have changed the settings (brightness, no apps running in background, push notifications, etc.) as best I can to make sure it's not using too much battery, but that does not help.

abbyreddish wrote:
My husband has an iPhone 3G (not a 3GS)
The iPhone 3G does not run iOS 6.

Magic Mouse battery drain since updating to 10.9.5

Since updating my iMac to 10.9.5 my Magic Mouse battery life has gone from over a month of use to less than a day. It's so bad I switched back to a USB based Mouse. Has anyone else experienced a rapid battery drain of their Magic Mouse since updating their iMac?
Ian

Hello Ian, I know it sounds simplistic but you will have to check the battery situation. Here are a few notes I recently made. It is true that Mavericks needx more memory support but probably it's not much more of a drain on the mouse batteries.
Whether you use regular or rechargeable batteries you should buy the best. Discounted or unbranded batteries are more likely to give a depleted performance and may be of irregular size, often leading to connection problems. Apple’s own brand, Eneloop and Energiser appear to be the best.
Rechargeable batteries for the standard Magic mouse are unlikely to exceed eighteen days before needing a recharge although the mouse itself can be a limiting factor. I have seen reports that some Logitech mice vastly exceed this. Apple may suggest more in their sales blurb but this is a realistic expectation. The benefit (if you are organised) is that you can always have charged batteries available. Regular batteries will give you between 25 and 35 days before they need to be replaced. Note. Never mix old and new batteries or rechargeable and regular.
The notes above are based on my personal experience, not shutting down my machine and using it for around four hours per day. Note. Monitors do not always faithfully report battery strength, particularly the rechargeable ones.
When checking your mouse or keyboard batteries ... Turn off the device. Remove the batteries, Clean the terminals both inside the battery compartment and the batteries themselves. Replace or renew both batteries. Turn on the device. You should get a blinking green light if the device is paired. Click the mouse to activate it. The green light becomes steady.
Regards, 71

Battery drain since 10.3.1 update

Anyone else notice their battery draining a bit faster? When I look at my device monitor, my display is sucking 16% of my battery, and my brightness is turned all the way down. My setup and use is the same as it was before I updated to 10.3.1 from the previous 10.3.0.
Not sure why since the update the display is utilizing so much resource. Prior to the update it would be around 6-8%.

How long have you waited? As always after any OS update of any kind, regardless of method used, one should wait 48-72 hours before making any judgements about lag, performance, or resource consumption.
Occam's Razor nearly always applies when troubleshooting technology issues!
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Battery draining since upgrade to Yosemite. Mac running very slowly. Etrecheck report included.

Hi! Can someone please see this report and advise. I'll warn you I am NO techie. Just a mom trying to use my macbook which is draining battery very rapidly and even prior to the upgrade to Yosemite was running like a tortoise. Thanks for your help!
Problem description:
Battery is draining rapidly since upgrading to OS X Yosemite. Prior to the upgrade, Mac had been making a grinding noise and running very slowly.
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1. Check the cycle count of the battery against the rated life for your model. The battery may be due for replacement. If the power adapter is connected almost all the time, the battery may need replacing even though the cycle count is not too high.
2. Follow these instructions, or these for OS X 10.8 or earlier.
3. In the Energy Saver preference pane, uncheck the box marked
          Enable Power Nap while on battery power
if it's shown (it may not be.)
4. You can also try resetting the SMC.
5. Make sure your system is up to date in Software Update.
6. Make a "Genius" appointment at an Apple Store, or go to another authorized service center.

Severe battery drain since update to 8.1.2

My iPad Air is seriously losing battery when standing idle. At first I thought I had forgotten to re-charge it so I started monitoring it. Since the update it has lost over 85% of battery charge overnight when not being used. I have looked in the battery usage section and it seems that the Home and Lock screen is the culprit with 88% usage in the "Last 24 hours". It charges up okay but when I go to use it it is always dead in the mornings. How is it that the Home and Lock Screen is the culprit and what can I do to correct it. I have all the usual culprits turned off, i.e. Bluetooth, Notifications etc. In fact I have so many things turned off I wonder if it's worth having this iPad.

Also when I do go to use it I can see my battery indicator go down each time I do something with it. I unplugged phone last night before going to bed (100%) so it would not be plugged in overnight and now I wake up and see it at 90%. So I suspect something wrong. My App Background is set to off as it has been for quite sometime so no apps refresh for me in background or so I thought. Now after the 8.1 update my battery life *****!!!!As where before I could go like 5 to 6 days before charging now it is like 2 to 3 days before I need to charge up again. With all the tips and tricks I have implemented none now work on my phone. Someone if can help please do. I need to find a resolution.
When in Battery Usage screen mine right now says Usage 8 minutes, Standby 13 minutes. Nothing in Last 24 hours and Last 7 days Home & Lock screen 25% and Settings 23% then the other areas less then that so the top things that are eating my battery are within the home and lock screen and settings screen?
When I did a reset by using the home and power buttons for 10 seconds it acted funny. Showed No service then showed my provider them no 4G, LTE and no wifi symbols then it come back up.then when i go back to battery usage it has nothing there to read dashes at usage and standby, last 24 nothing last 7home lock screen 27%, settings 23%

HT1459 Unable to charge now that iPod Touch 1st gen unless I find the 'sweet spot'. Some times battery drains while charging. Help, please!

I have a 1st gen iPod Touch and I am unable to charge unless I find the right spot when moving the connector head a bit. When I was able to charge, it would some times drain my battery. Now that it's completely dead, I can't find that right spot. Help??

is there someway i can test this.
Not that I know of.
is the logic board responsible for calibrating the battery and charging ,
It keeps track of the power and displays it in the upper right of screen.
could it drain the battery say by not switching the drive off i use to remember when shutting down after you swipe the red bar it would give you an icon animation of what looked like a wheel spinning and then a faint whirr and clicking like the drive is shutting down .
There is no moving drive. It's all solid state. What you were hearing is electronic sounds being generated from the logic board.
i still get the the icon and animation but i dont hear the click or whirring anymore suggesting that the drive isnt shutting off which may cause the drain but not the battery indication .
This even leads be to believe more that the problem is on the logic board.
do you think its worth pursuing this ?
If you could find a used logic board on eBay, it might be worth fixing, if you could get it cheap enough.
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Battery Drain since 7.1.2 update on 2nd Gen iPad

SInce updating a few days ago, my iPad is burning through its battery at record pace. I swipe up to close apps., make sure location services are off on all but 3 apps and make sure background app refresh is off on all but 6 apps. I cannot figure out what is going on? I've been on for 2 hrs. and am down to 57%......any suggestions are appreciated? (I am on my home WiFi)

Thanks Philly_Phan for that phone number. I'll call them on Monday and see if they can help me with my problem. I appreciate the time you took to help me out. Have a great weekend.

Location services, Celular data, Usage and Stand by & fast battery drain on iOS 4.3.5

Hi all,
I've been experiencing some trouble with fast battery drain since I have updated to iOS 4.3.5, never experienced it before. I've spent some time reading out through the web, including the Apple Discussion forums, and never found anything conclusive that could lead me to a solution. With some hints from many places and some particular obstination for fixing the problem, I've managed to find a solution. I was willing to share this here just to see if anyone else had the same problem and try to figure out wheter this is a bug or just an ignorant user like me
This is the configuration and symptoms I had for my iPhone 3GS with iOS 4.3.5 (didn' happen until 4.3.4):
Location services enabled, with several apps been allowed to use it;
Celular data (and 3G) turned off;
Usage and Stand by times reported always equal since last charge (really weird, although other have already reported this);
Cell phone overheated;
Battery drain really fast, dropping from 100% to 50% in about four to five hours with almost no use at all.
The following steps solved my problem:
Close all applications to make sure nothing is running in the background;
Reset statistics in order to observe correctly the celular data traffic;
Make sure you have access to the internet over Wifi;
Turn on Celular data and 3G for a short time (2 minutes should be enough). Observe celular data exchange stats: for me it was 3Kb download and 2Kb uploaded, although no application was running in the background (and there was also no need for celular data, since I was connected over Wifi);
Turn off Celular data and 3G.
Turn off (completelly!) Location services;
No more overheating, usage and stand by being reported equal nor battery fast drain noticed: everything was back to normal.
I have come to the following conclusions: it seems that Location services causes problems with Celular data turned off. I'm not sure whether Location services should work at all with Celular data turned off, but I also believe it doesn't give it the right to drain my battery so fast . I'd like to here from others just to see if anyone has experienced a similar thing and if the solution above helped fixed it. It would be interest if we could confirm this is indeed a bug in iOS 4.3.5.
Best regards,
Adriano

Some further testing and observation lead me to new conclusions. I looks like the problem is not actually related to Location services, but to some buggy application trying to access data when it's not available at all. Even closing all apps, the problem doesn't go away untill Celular data is enabled (and then disabled again).
I still believe this shouldn't be the regular behaviour.

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