I tend to switch location services off unless there's an absolute need for 
them...   which eliminates Twitter, Facebook and that kindo f thing.  My 
guess is that the more apps that use it, the moreo ften it has to ocmeo n 
and do it's thing, and thus is a greater draino n the battery.   Simply 
put - the more that use it, the more it is being used.

R!
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Kramlinger, Keith G., M.D." <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, January 07, 2013 1:54 AM
Subject: Location services - impact on battery


Hi,

I notice that there are 2 components to  Location Services. The category 
itself can be toggled On and Off, and under that, any number of apps can be 
individually toggled On and Off.

Is battery drain primarily from the category of Location Services being 
toggled On, or is the impact of multiple apps with Location Services toggled 
On much greater? Will enabling Location Services for 15 apps drain the 
battery more than enabling Location Services for only 5 apps? Or, is the 
battery drain from Locations Services a function of the category being 
enabled, and enabling app Location Services just allows those apps to access 
the info already onboard?

Thanks for any insights.

Keith

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