Recent content by CEW2

After applying the Verizon OTA update last night, and figuring that the update may have helped with the problem that we've been talking about, I turned on my Advanced Calling again, and my battery lasted about 12 hours today WITH it turned on, which is about double or more than what it was doing...

Yes, those would be nice. However, it would be better if Motorola, Google, or Verizon (probably Verizon) would make the necessary change. However, it's probably not affecting enough people to get their attention.

Well, it looks like turning off Advance Calling did significantly help the battery life on my phone. The battery life went from around 6-8 hours each day to around 10-12 hours. As I stated above, my guess is that the EAB Application is going through contacts on the phone and updating each...

After almost a day now of having Advanced Calling turned off, the battery held up MUCH better yesterday afternoon and evening. I unplugged it at 100% around noon yesterday, and it lasted until the wee hours of the morning last night - over 12 hours. Recently I've been getting around 6-8 hours...

I figured that Advanced Calling was what was needed to be able to use the Internet while talking on the phone. When I first purchased my Droid Turbo, you couldn't talk and surf at the same time as it only has one radio (besides WiFi and Bluetooth) in it for both data and voice. Once Advanced...

Settings/Advanced Calling. Under that are two options that can be turned on/off independently - HD Voice and also Video Calling. I just used the slider and turned "Advanced Calling" off altogether (turns off both HD Voice & Video Calling). I pretty much never use Video Calling, and HD Voice...

I'm kind of reopening an old issue, but one that definitely still exists. What doogald said seems to make sense. My Verizon Droid Turbo's battery life has gotten horrible... at times... most times for me. If what he said is accurate, that (one of the things?) the EAB Application does is...