If I turn off push messages on my iphone 4 will I still get my regular text messages?
I read that turning off push messages or setting them to manually helps save battery life. I want to know if I do this will I still be able to receive my regular text messages.
If you do this you will still get your messages, but I would NEVER recommend it. This means that when someone texts you, you will never get a notification.
It just means that you won't get notifications for your texts.
All it means is that you won't get the notifications for anything, including texts. That means that your phone won't make a noise or vibrate or show anything on the screen, but when you open the app, your message will still be there like normal. You'll just never notice if you're outside the Messages app.
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