Recent content by atkjhi

Not sure what it fixes, about 250mb.

I didn't realize my phone must be fully paid off to move to JOD. Since I'm only 50 percent paid I guess I have to stick with Jump if I want an upgrade now. I have the S6 and want to get the S7, tired of the poor battery life.

I have the original Jump plan and am eligible for an upgrade. Should I upgrade and keep this plan? Or should I move to the new Jump on Demand plan?

Re: Can't handle the lag anymore I've got lag too. I think it really became more noticeable after the last update. I don't remember it being like this when I first got the phone. My browser lags when scrolling, this app lags when scrolling, probably a lot more things lag but I'm just getting...

Every glass screen protector will have issues sticking edge to edge due to the slightly curved edges. The only ones that will lie totally flat will have large borders that are uncovered. You simply cannot adhere a straight glass surface to a curve one.

Don't all carriers have a 2 week remorse period where you can return the phone no questions asked?

I use the app Smart WiFi Toggler. Works perfectly. It automatically turns off WiFi when I leave home and turns it back on when I return. It will do that for all of your known WiFi networks.

Turn off WiFi if you don't need it. That's the #1 battery killer on this phone.

I'm using APUS browser now. So far so good.

Also go into the detail battery settings and put all your nonessential apps on auto stop. This will make sure they all stop running in the background after you stop using them.

It should look like this.

The biggest battery hog on this phone is WiFi. Make sure it is set to WiFi off when phone is asleep in the advanced WiFi settings. And even better, if you don't have to use WiFi at all due to data limits, turn it off completely and your battery life will increase tremendously. Also turn off...

I used to get crappy battery life until I stopped using WiFi at work. Now I get really good battery life. But like you said if you're going to charge once a day anyways then who cares how much battery you use as long as you make it through the day.

Yesterday I left home with full battery and returned home 10 hours later with 85 percent of my battery left. When I used to stay connected to WiFi at work all day I'd have less than 50 percent battery at the end of the day. Granted I can't be using my phone a lot while I'm at work but that's...

I keep going back to stock lollipop in Nova.