Let the battery get settled ^^^^.
My battery is the best thing about the phone.
I'm getting 24 hours no problems with battery to spare.
My battery is the best thing about the phone.
I'm getting 24 hours no problems with battery to spare.
Let the battery get settled ^^^^.
My battery is the best thing about the phone.
I'm getting 24 hours no problems with battery to spare.
Let the battery get settled ^^^^.
My battery is the best thing about the phone.
I'm getting 24 hours no problems with battery to spare.
I agree. Easy 24 hours on a single charge, provided I'm not gaming or downloading apps back-to-back. Been using it for five days now and so far so good.
While the non-removable battery certainly is not a good thing in my experience in 2-3 years of usage you don't have to replace your battery anyway and I think 2-3 years covers the amount of time most of us keep a smartphone before upgrading especially with the rapid advance of smartphone technology. Of more importance to me is how do you reboot the phone on those occasions where it freezes and battery removal is the only way to reboot?
I'm also sure there will be other choices in the near future that have removable batteries. 6 months from now I think we will have a number of quad core 4G/LTE compatible choices.
I'm sure there is an immediate reboot button sequence you can depress to get out of freezes, for the One X, yes>?
The iPhone has had decent battery life for a long time. With Android phones....you better do your research first.
Even then...Android did stuff out the box that the iPhone couldnt that effects battery life. Widgets being the main thing. If you load up just one widgets and change some settings in that widget...could mean the difference in your phone dying in 12 hours or 6 hours.
That is very good news to hear about the quad core's battery life. Without question I'm waiting for quad core w/ LTE capability to upgrade. Fact of the matter is very limited battery life is by far the biggest problem with almost every smartphone available today and it's not just the inconvenience of having to plug in for those of us in the field, it's the lack of ability to plug in. When you need your phone for business purposes you need it, it's not just a minor inconvenience of not being able to play games, surf the web or listen to music. A dead phone at the very least costs you time which of course is money not to mention the very real possibility of lost business.