The iPhone 3Gs was introduced by Apple on 9 June 2008 and the 3GS was introduced on 7 June 2010 so if you own either one of these iPhones you probably have thought about iPhone battery replacement 3Gs as the various applications on the iPhone can use up the battery and iPhone battery replacement 3Gs will be required. The battery that is installed in the 3GS is a lithium-ion Polymer or Li-ion for short. Any battery has a specific battery life and a specific battery lifespan. The battery life refers to the length of time you can actively use the phone including standby time. The battery lifespan is the amount of time a battery will actually continue to take a charge and keep on powering on and being used.
When Apple replaced the iPhone 3G with the iPhone 3GS it claimed that the battery would last longer than the older model but in reality it really didn’t. So the 5 day 55 minute usage remains the same and the standby one day, seven hours remains the same also. The ‘S’ is supposed to stand for ‘speed’ and the newer version is slightly faster in most applications. If you do own one of the original 3G phones you should know that it has be discontinued and is no longer supported by Apple technology and updates. But the 3GS certainly still is even though Apply has updated this phone to the 4th generation or the 4G.
When Apple introduced the 3G it said that the battery capacity would be 16% longer than the original iPhone battery and this is true. Since you have now owned one of these versions for several years you should consider you may require iPhone battery replacement 3Gs but Apple did not design either of these phones so that the actual consumer could replace the battery in them. If you are experiencing some of the slowing problems with the 3GS then the simplest and actually the cheapest repair will be that of a battery replacement.
When Apple introduced the upgraded version 3G, which the 3GS also has, was two new features that were intended to increase the battery life of the phone. One of the two newer features was the feature that as you held the phone near or against the face a deactivator actually dimmed the screen to save the battery. The second feature was installing an ambient light sensor that would automatically make the display screen brighter or dimmer to adjust for the outside or inside light thus also saving battery usage.
Since charging batteries in cell phones including the iphone battery replacement is the bane of mobile phone use and by the limitation of the battery size due to the smaller phone housing this is a function that you have to do frequently. The frequency of the charging is directly related to how much you use the different applications of the iPhone 3GS. Some applications such as texting use far less battery than do others such as playing lots of games.
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