Battivator is a new tweak al Cydia released during this day for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touches, and its developer promises us that he will be able to improve the battery autonomy of the terminals that are running iOS 8.
According to the Battivator developer, his tweak allows us to create profiles that allow us to improve the battery autonomy of our terminals at various times of the day by disabling some functions of the operating system.
According to the information provided by the developer, the activation of these profiles can be done manually by us or automatically based on reaching certain levels of battery energy or displaying some alerts, so that everything can be automated by us.
With Battivator it is possible to set up custom profiles which will trigger at predefined battery levels and turn off, turn on or toggle various system settings. Configure your device to automatically disable wifi, mobile data and handoff at a specified battery percentage or if your battery is at a critical level the device will automatically kill all background apps and even send an SMS/iMessage with the current battery percentage. Choose from various actions which are grouped in the following categories.
Battivator has a settings menu available in the Settings application, Configurations, of the iOS 8 operating system, so you can create everything as you need, and from it you can choose in detail which iOS functions are disabled.
Battivator is available for download for $1.5 from Cydia's BigBoss repo.
