Making the Most of Your iPhone's Battery Life
I try to charge my iPhone as often as I can, but it's dead before I get home. Do I need to start carrying a charger wherever I go? More »
Nicholas Jackson is an associate editor at The Atlantic, where he oversees the Health channel. A former media aggregator for Slate, he has also worked for Encyclopaedia Britannica, Texas Monthly and other publications.
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