After the official launch of iOS 6 many users started to report various problems with the battery autonomy of their iDevices, there are dozens of pages of discussions on the Apple forums, but iOS 6.0.1 has not yet appeared. Even so, Apple works to solve problems users, several commenters on the Apple forums stating that they have talked with representatives of the company who are trying to diagnose the problems, and are trying to solve them. Last year something similar happened, iOS 5 offered very poor autonomy, iOS 5.0.1 improved it dramatically, iOS 5.1 and 5.1.1 improved it even more, and in the end everyone was happy.
This year something similar will happen, but not all those who have iOS 6 have these problems. The image above was taken on my terminal iPhone 5 which I use daily for any kind of tasks, and if you close what is not necessary through iOS and do not keep 3G open when it is not needed, you can seriously extend the autonomy of your device. On the other hand, a few cycles of full discharge/recharge and leaving the terminal charging even after the battery said it was fully charged helped to improve the autonomy, and I recommend you to follow the same steps if you want to get the most out of your iDevice.
