3uTools Tool2.59

Fully view iOS device different statuses, including activation, battery and iCloud lock statuses, as well as detailed iOS and iDevice information. Numerous Apps, Ringtones and Wallpapers Various apps, distinctive ringtones and unique wallpapers are waiting for you to freely download and enjoy. 3uTools can automatch available firmwares for iOS devices. iOS flashing in normal mode, DFU mode and recovery mode is supported. More advanced features, including SHSH backup, baseband upgrade/downgrade etc.

All-in-One iOS Helper Brings Useful, Delightful Features. A collection of features are designed for iOS users, for example, data backup, ringtone maker, video converter, icon fixer, etc.

How To Avoid Damaging Your iPhone's Battery Health

You may be irreparably harming your iPhone's battery. Here are some everyday actions to avoid to help prolong your battery's health. Nestled within each iPhone, among a litany of silicon, capacitors, and diminutive solder points is a battery. This battery is a consumable resource and eventually will be depleted and need replacing to continue having acceptable battery life on your phone.

One action that can lead to lower battery health is high heat. Heat is a battery's enemy. Cold is no friend to batteries either, resulting in a shorter use time, but that is only temporary until your battery warms back up again.

You can inadvertently heat your iPhone too high in a myriad of ways. Placing it screen-side up in the sun, charging it while in the sun, or clipping it in front of a heating vent in your car while navigating are all frequent actions. Your iPhone does have built-in protection systems to temporarily disable your iPhone in these situations to prevent further damage, but it's best not to get to that in the first place.

Another action that users fall prey to is dropping their phone's battery level too far. Years ago, it made sense to occasionally deplete a device's battery then fully recharge it to help calibrate the internal sensor so that the displayed percentage was accurate. With modern batteries, this is no longer the case. Dropping your iPhone down to 0% battery is very damaging to your battery and will reduce its overall lifespan.

For the best battery health, recharge your iPhone regularly throughout the day so you never fully deplete it. If you're going to store your phone for an extended period, don't leave the battery at 100%. Perhaps you are keeping an old iPhone around to use as a backup or saving to give to someone later. Before storing the iPhone, discharge the battery to between 50% and 80%. Come back to it periodically, and make sure the battery hasn't discharged to flat, also. Storing the phone fully charged is harmful to the battery as well. When you return the device to service, you may find out that the battery will no longer hold a charge like it used to.