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• App keeps redownloading

  I have a problem with a certain app in my iPad Air.

  When 9 released iOS, I've updated and decided to try a game called Crossy Road. Everything was ok until updating this app, December 12. It happened also with other applications on the same day, but I can't with others more. I think it happened after the iOS 9.1 release, but I'm not sure about this.

  Here's the problem: I deleted this app, but it retains redownloading even if I ask him to do. It used to takes more or less a week to succeed, but now with iOS 9.2.1 the redownload of app itself very often.

  I would like to keep it on my iPad, actually, I love the game, but it also maintains up-to-date after that it has already installed (this has started happening since I have updated to iOS 9.2.1 January 24), even with the off auto update.

  I don't think it's a problem that I should report to the developers of the game, because I don't see someone who complain on the AppStore.

  Because of this problem, my iPad batteries are not sustainable as it should, and the temporary solution that I found which is to turn off Wi - Fi when I'm not with her, but I get no notifications from other apps like this.

  What should I do to fix this?

  Hi raulbarbosa,

  I would try to turn off your iPad. If I turn it off normally (taking the close button) doesn't work, try forcing to close (hold the home button and button closure for 10 seconds). If these two options did not work, I would try to disconnect my Appstore, deleting the application account, wait a bit and then sign on.

  Hope this has helped

• How to see the batteries on an iPad Pro specifically the pencil of Apple?

  iPad Pro; 9.3.3 iOS; I can't find "Batteries" on my record of Notifications to see how much power I have left on my iPhone and Apple pencil

  Humble Tad Hello,

  Thank you for using communities of Apple Support.

  From your post, I understand that you are not able to locate the section on your iPad Pro that shows you your battery info Apple pencil. I know how it is important for you to know how much battery is left for you to use. You will not be able to see the information of the battery for an iPhone, but you will see the iPad Pro and Apple pencil battery information. Please see below for more information:

  Use the pencil to Apple with iPad Pro

  To see the load your pencil Apple left, check the view of Widgets in the Notifications on your iPad Pro.

  

  See you soon

• I have associated my pencil to Apple for the iPad Pro; How to make the Widget of batteries displayed on the notification Center 'today '?

  I have associated my pencil to Apple for the iPad Pro; But how to make the Widget of batteries displayed on the notification Center 'today '?

  See if it works. Scroll to the bottom of the list in the display today. Tap on edit. Press on the + sign next to battery.

• shorten the iOS 10 life batteries for IPhone more 6s after upgrade

  After the upgrade to IOS 10 for my iPhone 6 s more, the decrease in battery life in half a day instead of a day complete. All my daily use of of my phone is as per normal.

  Hello. Have you ever tried the troubleshooting steps such as reset/restore?

  Try resetting your device. This will not erase your data stored on that device.

  • Press and hold the sleep/wake button
  • Press and hold the Home button
  • Press and hold both buttons until the display turns off and on again with the Apple logo on the subject.

  Alternatively, you can go to settings - general - reset - Reset all settings

  If that doesn't work, restore your device to factory settings. Please note that this will delete the data on your device.

  Take a look this Apple Support article: use iTunes to restore the iPhone, iPad or iPod to factory settings - Apple Support

  You can also try several steps suggested in these articles:

  http://www.Apple.com/batteries/maximizing-performance/

  aving-advice-2016-3513323 http://www.Macworld.co.UK/how-to/iPhone/iPhone-iPad-battery-life-iOS-9-battery-s.

  Battery Saving Tips for your beloved iPhone

• Impossible to activate touch id on this ios ipad 10

  Hello

  I have updated my Air 2 day before iPad and from my iPad slow, battery down faster and worst of all I get this warning on the screen, (impossible to activate touch id on ipad) try to reset and add the new fingerprint, but it does not at all. It's the product of 2 years and this bad with the new iOS n slow down in case of failure.

  Apple says it's best iOS, for me the worst until this iOS...

  any idea anyone?

  Hi Cacsh,

  I see that you post today because you are having a problem getting ID of contact set up on your iPad 2 Air. I also see that you encounter some problems related to the slow-running and your battery drains faster that you expect. I would like to help with these issues.

  To solve the problem you're having with Touch ID, I would recommend following the steps listed here:

  1. Make sure you have the latest version of iOS.
  2. Make sure that your fingers and the Home button are clean and dry. 1 for Home button, use a clean, lint cloth to wipe off any dirt or debris.
  3. Your finger should completely cover the Home button, touch the surrounding metal ring. Contact ID is scanning, you should not type too fast or move your finger.
  4. If you use a case or a protective screen, make sure that it does not cover the Home button or the surrounding ring.
  5. Go to settings > Touch ID & password and make sure the Unlock iPhone or iTunes and App Store is on and that you have entered one or more fingerprints.
  6. Try to register another finger.
  7. If you cannot register your finger, take your camera to a store Apple Store or Apple authorized service provideror Contact the Apple Support.

  Use the ID Touch on iPhone and iPad - Apple Support

  Regarding the slow performance issue you mentioned. have you noticed what is happening with any specific application? I would like to gain a better understanding of this issue before providing specific recommendations. To answer your concerns about the battery life, take a look at this document for more information on how to monitor your use of the battery:

  On the use of the battery on your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch - Apple Support

  To get tips on maximizing the performance of your battery, take at look at this resource:

  Batteries - maximize Performance - Apple

  See you soon.

• using the iPad battery

  I have a mini iPad 4. When I do a project long I want to use my iPad to publicly traded music or a radio station is better to let the battery drains down then recharge or simply plug into an outlet?

  If you use a how often should I let the battery drain down?

  Thank you, O__

  Hello

  Your iPad can be charged when you want - and also can be left connected to the power when you use it.

  There is no need to leave the battery to run first, or no advantage to win to do so.

  More information:

  https://www.Apple.com/batteries/why-lithium-ion/

  https://www.Apple.com/batteries/maximizing-performance/

• Two iPad no current charging toward the high wen sign battery Home key and top can anyone help

  IV bought HI two iPad today the third party has obtained said there was no current charging Iv tried 5 charger Chargers work Iv reloaded a couple time, but nothing happens no battery sign on screen Iv don't hold the "home" button and the top button took to a phone store today and was told that they do not need new battery and told me to keep accusing them all two up anyone can help it iPad and Ipad 2 3 someone can help me pleas I thank you in advance

  The leave it plugged to charge all night. If they still fail to hold a charge, they have bad batteries. I'd return them if they don't charge.

• IPhone and iPad chargers are interchangeable?

  Is this good recharge my iPhone using my iPad Pro charger -- and vice versa? I read that because shippers of produce amounts of power difference you can hurt the batteries if you do not stick to the dedicated charger.

  (On the Apple own website they say it is acceptable to use their iPad charger head for different)

  devices; confusion between.)

  iPads those can offer more watts then the iPhone more

  so the iPads load really slowly with iPhone Chargers

  It is not a problem to recharge the iPhone with iPad charger

• iPhone 4 impossible air to the ipad via bluetooth

  iPhone 4 (A1332)

  IOS 7.1.2

  IPad air (A1474)

  IOS 9.3.2

  Hello everyone, I am trying to use the app on an iphone 4 keynote to control a keynote on ipad presentation.

  It works fine on wifi.

  However as it's something outside, I use bluetooth and it does not work. Both devices can't see not even each other.

  I tried all the steps basic described everywhere, including here:

  1. Make sure that your device iOS and Bluetooth Accessory are close together.
  2. Make sure your Bluetooth accessory is on and fully charged or connected to power. If it uses batteries, test them to see if they need to be replaced.
  3. Restart your Bluetooth accessory.
  4. Make sure you have the latest version of iOS on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
  5. On your iOS device, go to settings > Bluetooth and make sure Bluetooth is on. If you cannot turn on Bluetooth or you see a spinning gear, restart your iPad, iPhone or iPod touch.
  6. Pairing the Bluetooth accessory, replace the accessory in detection mode, then pair and connect again.

  In order to solve the problems more away, I tried to pair it with my macbook. The pairs of ipad without problem.

  However the iphone 4 does not see the macbook in a first time. The macbook sees the iphone, so I ask macbook pair. demand of coupling is displayed on the iphone but the iphone then is not pair. It shows my macbook and 'not connected', even on the macbook.

  Someone at - it a forward and could get out me of this pickle? I need to make it work for Monday or I'll be in trouble.

  Thank you!

  Happy Saturday, nicohk92!

  I understand that you want to use your iPhone 4 with Keynote Remote to control a presentation on an iPad. You are in the right place for answers.

  Using these two devices, you must have two devices connected to the same Wi - Fi network to use Keynote Remote as expected. Read this article: Use Keynote Remote on iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch

  If you use Keynote for iOS 2.5 or later and the two devices iOS have a lightning connector, devices must be connected to a specific wireless network. You can also use Bluetooth to connect your devices.*

  If you use an earlier version of Keynote on each device, or if each device has a dock connector (iPhone 4, iPad and iPad 2 3rd generation), make sure they are both connected to the same Wi - Fi network.

  Keynote Remote does not work on a network hosted by a Mac with Internet sharing, or a network led by an iOS device using Personal Hotspot.

  Your iPhone 4 lacks a lightning connector and instead uses a dock connector, it is a requirement to be on the same Wi - Fi network. You can consider using a more recent device like an iPod touch with a lightning connector or iPhone 5 and later versions, to control the presentation.

  Enjoy your weekend!

• How long should I charge my iPad Pro 9.7 inches from the unboxing?

  How long should I charge my iPad Pro 9.7 inches from the unboxing? Thank you!

  It does not matter. Load it as as much as you wish... you do not need to load immediately to 100%.

  http://www.Apple.com/batteries/maximizing-performance/

• FTP on iPad iPad for Web site Pro

  I have an unusual situation. I don't have electricity. I bought a Pro cell /w iPad so I could access the internet through Verizon. I have a desktop iMac where I develop our web pages. It is powered by marine batteries, but when I do the development of HTML. I have a Sandisk jump drive w/wifi to transfer the .html to the iPad, pages that I need to ftp the pages essentially duly filled to our website using the connection internet iPad. Any ideas? If the proposal is for a cloud... Please... I am 55 have developed since the end of the 1970s and the 'clouds' just to rub me the wrong way... iTunes seems too silly for the transfer of Web pages. Creative ideas for good old fashioned ft

  Your cellular provider allow personal hotspot? If so, turn on the personal hotspot on your iPad and get your iMac to connect to WiFi. Your iPad will act as a wireless router. You will have FTP directly from iMac to a FTP/web server.

• Why will my iPad Pro seems to drain the battery so fast?

  Why will my iPad Pro seems to drain the battery so fast?

  The amount of time that lasts a charge depends on various factors, including what you do with the iPad. Start with the tips in this article. http://www.Apple.com/batteries/maximizing-performance/

  -AJ

• iPad has left load while he is on vacation

  We are on vacation, and my wife left his Pro iPad at home on the charger.  Should we worry about damage to the battery or maybe something worse?

  How long you are away?

  Apple charger stops when the unit is full load.

  Read here: https://www.apple.com/batteries/maximizing-performance/

• When to charge your iPhone or iPad

  There is a lot of myth and folklore surrounding Chargers of iOS (or in fact any device that uses technology Lithium batteries). A lot of it comes the advice given to older technologies, such as Nickel-Cadmium or Nickel-metal-hydride batteries. None of this applies to Lithium, however and some of what we "know" by NiCd and NiMH days is actually harmful to the modern battery technology.

  Things to understand:

  • The "charger" for an iOS device is integrated into the device. It's not the thing that plugs into the wall, and it is not the cable that connects the thing that plugs into the wall for the phone. They are just a current source and a way to do it on the phone, respectively.
  • A flow completely a Lithium battery, even once, will kill him. (Unlike batteries NiCd and NiMH, where people really completely would drain to avoid the "memory effect").
  • The internal charger is 'smart' - it prevents the overload device, and it will try to prevent the unit to completely drain the battery by turning off the unit until the battery is fully discharged.
  • When the phone turns off at 0% it really is not equal to zero; It there's still enough fresh on the device to prevent the battery from completely flat. Similarly, 100% is not the maximum that the battery can store; It stops a little short of maximum load to prevent overload.
  • The worst thing you can do is drain the battery at 0%, then not load it immediately. After having reached zero and shuts down there is a small amount of energy left, but if you leave without charge for a long time he end flat and kill the battery. So if it reaches zero, charge it soon (in hours). And never leave a phone unused for weeks or months on end without recharge periodically.
  • You should only use sources of energy of high quality USB to load your iOS device. They do not have to Apple (although Apple made good), but they should never be sources USB cheapo, both because they may damage the phone and they can hurt you.
  • The power source must supply at least 1 ampere to recharge an iPhone and 2 amps to recharge an iPad. Note, however, that a power source that can provide more of these values is OK to use it; the internal battery charger will be only what suits him. So, for example, you can safely charge your iPhone with an iPad USB adapt.
  • iOS devices quickly cool until they reach about 75%; the rate then slows to prevent overload. Then, it will reach 75% very quickly (less than an hour), but it may take a few hours longer to reach full charge.

  So what are the "rules" to the load? The simplest is fresh when you want, for a long as you want. There is no reason to drain the unit completely before recharging (in fact, it is a bad idea to do it on a regular basis), and there is no need to wait until it reaches 100% before you remove it from the power source.  You can load when it is 40% and disconnect when it reaches 80%, or all other values, without hurting the phone.

  The best practice, however, is to charge the phone at night, every night. It stops automatically at 100% you can't overload it doing this. So, you start the day with a fully charged phone. And, if you configure the phone for the automatic backup using iTunes or iCloud, the phone will back up every night when he has a WiFi connection and fell asleep.

  Lawrence, thank you for this good information.  Please can you develop on the second to the last point a little more about the statement "the power source must provide at least X amp to charge a Y".  It seems that the use of less X amps to charge the device, but you say that night to the device's battery?