My iPod Touch 3G's battery suddenly dies really quickly?

I've had my 3G iPod touch for a few years and the battery life used to be fantastic. I could literally go for days without charging it. Two weekends ago, my battery suddenly died at an extremely fast pace. An app I used to play for three hours before the 20% battery alert showed now made my iPod forcefully turn off in under forty minutes. I downloaded the app Touch Campus Life a day before this started happening but I don't know if this has any correlation. I have deleted the app but the problem still remains. I go from a fully charged battery to the 20% remaining in less than twenty minutes. It's incredibly frustrating... What should I do? Thank you!

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My ipod battery is dying quickly, what should I do?

My sister and I received the iPod touch fifth generation on Christmas of 2012. Hers is the black model and mine is the yellow one. She charges her ipod at night and takes it to school in the morning. I do the same. I felt like my battery was lasting a fair amount of time until I saw my sisters. I unplug my ipod in the morning at 6:00 am. It sits in my pocket all day at school turned on with wifi and Bluetooth turned off. I don't use it at all now and around 3:00pm my battery is a little less than half way full. My sister has the same routine but when she gets home around the same time her battery is still almost completely full. I looked at it and she even had Bluetooth on all day. My friend at school also has the fifth generation ipod, he plays games and listens to music. I checked his ipod and his was around full battery, mine not being used, less than half. What should I do? I've tried all the different tips I can find to save battery life and none of them seem to work.

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Battery on iPod Touch 4th Gen. draining too quickly.

you may want to consider downgrading to iOS 6.0.1 to fix this problem before apple stops signing 6.0.1. This problem is recurrent in iOS 6.1

As an Apple Developer, i can assist you in fixing this problem. Search the web for the iPod4,1_6.0.1_10A523_restore.ipsw

Download it then save it to the desktop.

Open iTunes and connect the device. You can then go to the device summary and [on mac hold OPTION and click update, or on PC hold Control+shift and click update] this should allow you to manually select an ipsw to update to. Search for and click on the iOS 6.0.1 ipsw and proceed to update which will actualy downgrade your device to the pointed software, consequently, fixing your battery bug. You may also consider draining the battery fully and then recharging it all the way, but UNPLUG it when the device is fully charged. Overcharging has potentially deadly effects on the battery of the device.

if you have any questions on my reply or future issues, feel free to send me a message at austindean91@me.com, and i will happily assist you.

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