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The activation time of the application running in the background
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The activation time of the application running in the background


  • Subject: The activation time of the application running in the background
  • From: "email@hidden" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 06 Aug 2012 10:51:49 +0800

Hi,
My peripheral sends notification to the iPhone every 20 seconds. While the app running in the background, it will be woken up by the notification every 20 seconds. When the app has been woken up in the background, it remained active for 10 seconds (I write a NSLog to monitor  in the NSTimer periodic event).
We can see that the app is active for 10s and standby for 10s. And it costs much power consumption: The battery capacity decreases 25%  per 9 hours.
Is there any way to save the power? Can I change the activation time of the application running in the background?
Note: We can not increase the notification time from our peripheral, because 20 seconds is much for our.
 
Thanks in advance.
 

zz_zhang
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