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Old 02-01-2012, 07:27 AM
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I fully charged my battery on my S2, unplugged it, and then slept for 8 hours. Battery dropped down to 90%. I looked at what was eating up my battery. The first two were Android system and Android operating system (can't remember the order).

Is this drop normal for standyby?

I guess it is a little over 1% per hour.
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That sounds good actually. Unless you're in airplane mode you still have radios on and they draw power, plus any app that may need to run in the background.

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Old 02-01-2012, 08:18 AM
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From At&T and phonescoop, the S2 is supposed to have about 384-400 hours max standby. If I drop 10% every 8 hours, wouldn't that be 80 hours standby?
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From At&T and phonescoop, the S2 is supposed to have about 384-400 hours max standby. If I drop 10% every 8 hours, wouldn't that be 80 hours standby?
Maybe that's assuming all radios turned off with no apps running in the background
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I'd be thrilled if I only lost 10% in 8 hours. I can pretty much guarantee that my phone would be dead in the morning if I didn't charge it or turn it off overnight....unless it was at 50% battery or so.

Of course, this wasn't an issue before the "update".
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Old 02-01-2012, 12:41 PM
 
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If you're running 2.3.6 with WiFi turns ON, then it is normal. Look at the other thread "Battery drain with new update." It talks about the new release 2.3.6 causing a lot battery problem than 2.3.4 and most likely by the WiFi. I right now have my WiFi turns OFF until I actually use it.

HTH.
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Old 02-01-2012, 06:54 PM
 
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Maybe that's assuming all radios turned off with no apps running in the background
I believe that it's the way standby time is measured.
It all depends what it's running. If you are in airplane mode with no apps running you may see a drop of only a few %


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Old 02-02-2012, 08:28 AM
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I didn't do the update so I have 2.3.4.
I do kill the apps running in background but I always have wifi on.

Maybe tonight I will turn wifi off and test it out.
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Old 02-09-2012, 08:28 PM
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maybe you downloaded some junk apps and they are running in the background.