I saw this once on my girlfriend's iPhone. Curious, I attached the profiler to see what was sucking the battery life, and found that it was the mail process that was keeping the cpu and the 3g radio active!
She had sent an email with a number of pictures attached, and it wasn't succeeding in ever finishing its transmission for whatever reason, so it ended up in a busy loop draining the battery super quick.
The fix? Just went to the mail app and deleted the outgoing mail. This returned the battery to normal.
Set up subversion via apache, then use the path as a WebDAV store.
Then all writes to the files should be versioned [I think] - that's what I've understood from reading the documentation, though I haven't tried setting it up myself.
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I saw this once on my girlfriend's iPhone. Curious, I attached the profiler to see what was sucking the battery life, and found that it was the mail process that was keeping the cpu and the 3g radio active!
She had sent an email with a number of pictures attached, and it wasn't succeeding in ever finishing its transmission for whatever reason, so it ended up in a busy loop draining the battery super quick.
The fix? Just went to the mail app and deleted the outgoing mail. This returned the battery to normal.
Set up subversion via apache, then use the path as a WebDAV store. Then all writes to the files should be versioned [I think] - that's what I've understood from reading the documentation, though I haven't tried setting it up myself.