iOS 8 makes it easy to detect battery hog apps

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By Christian ZibregJun 3, 2014, 9:03 am708 pts
iOS 8, when it releases for public consumption this Fall, will make it real easy to identify apps that are battery hogs. That’s because among a flurry of new iOS 8 features introduced during the WWDC keynote yesterday was a brand new per-app battery usage indicator in the Settings app. It allows you to…

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