Apple busts myth about closing apps to prolong iPhone battery
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Apple said last week that running unused apps is not draining your phone battery, dispelling a long-held belief that had battery-conscious iPhone users constantly managing their open apps.
In an e-mail exchange prompted by iPhone user "Caleb", Apple senior vice-president Craig Federighi confirmed that multitasking apps do not run down battery life when not in use. Many iPhone users painstakingly power up and shut down apps due to a widespread belief that it will help to prolong their iPhone, despite rumours that this actually might do the opposite. A screenshot of Caleb's e-mail exchange with Apple laid the myth to rest on a posting on 9to5mac website.
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