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    Default how long does ur battery stay for ?

    so i just got my samsung nexus s google phone yesterday, and i must say its not bad, my only concern is the the battery. I purchased the phone around 5pm yesterday and the phone was around half full, I drained the battery and then fully charged it til 7am this morning. I finish school around 2 pm, and my battery was only at 20%, is this normal for the phone? i was using the phone quite a bit through out the day, i even downloaded apps that help lengtehn your battery life, my phone is close to dieing and its 3pm
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    Default Re: how long does ur battery stay for ?

    Depends on your usage. If you're a heavy user you won't last too long on a single charge. The best options would be to either get an extended battery, or root and install a custom kernel.
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    Default Re: how long does ur battery stay for ?

    what does this kernel do?
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    Default Re: how long does ur battery stay for ?

    light usage: 2 days.
    heavy usage: 1 day (have to charge at night)

    honestly, even with heavy usage (music and browsing) I can still go a full day before I have to charge. I have come close though.

    turn off bluetooth when you dont need it, thats what I do and I get a few more hours out of that. Wifi and 3G data turns off automatically at least when not needed, but you can try turning off which ever you dont need manually.
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    Default Re: how long does ur battery stay for ?

    Light usage (some text messages, 15 mins of music, 10 web pages, 2 min calls): 8-10 hrs
    Heavy usage (around 1-2 hundred text messages, 30 mins of music, 25 web pages, 10 min calls): 4-5

    If you're still worried about battery life try juicedefender, and limit the number of widgets, just don't use a task killer app

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