What settings are people using? Default?
Does this prevent me from getting Talk msgs when my screen is off? Gmail / Exchange Push?
Does this prevent me from getting Talk msgs when my screen is off? Gmail / Exchange Push?
What settings are people using? Default?
Does this prevent me from getting Talk msgs when my screen is off? Gmail / Exchange Push?
This is your third right? Screen separation issues?
I should be getting a new one next week.
Yes, correct. My Sprint store switches 'em out fast, so I'll be back on the forums before anyone knows it!
Screen separation issues? Can you speak on that? Like some more details? I'm still on my first Epic and haven't (knock on wood) had any terrible issues so far...
The glass is separated from the phone on the left side of the screen part of the phone. You can press it and see it moving. I thought that it was normal on my second Epic, but my mom also got one and she does not have this issue at all. So they told me to come back Saturday (today), so I could switch it out. I'm actually about the leave to the Sprint store right now.
Possibly found the issue.
Poor signal area (my house and work) make the battery drain very quickly while in use. Non-use to minimal use (i.e. few msgs and browsing, on the order of 30 mins) got me about 9 hours yesterday.
Today with all bars, I've been rocking it hard and the drain is about 1/3 of the other locations. There are settings on HTC phones to reduce the polling of towers to help with battery life (cdma works harder not smarter with weak signal, unlike GSM). I need to find that on this device... asap.
What settings are people using? Default?
Does this prevent me from getting Talk msgs when my screen is off? Gmail / Exchange Push?
Ok, running JuiceDefender at default settings to see what happens.
Possibly found the issue.
Poor signal area (my house and work) make the battery drain very quickly while in use. Non-use to minimal use (i.e. few msgs and browsing, on the order of 30 mins) got me about 9 hours yesterday.
Today with all bars, I've been rocking it hard and the drain is about 1/3 of the other locations. There are settings on HTC phones to reduce the polling of towers to help with battery life (cdma works harder not smarter with weak signal, unlike GSM). I need to find that on this device... asap.
I have numerous updating feeds on my epic (android central, engadget, facebook, etc.). I also have the full version of juice defender and don't like how long it takes to enable the 3g data after waking the device... any thoughts? Does it seem to take a while for everyone else?
We been reading about people having problems with Juice Defender being installed when rooted and running different ROMs. My question is how much are you really gaining, if any from using this app? Is it really worth the hassles? I've read recently about WiFi related issues.
Not that I'm interested in using it, more just interested in finding out is it really giving you that much more battery life?
I use no battery saving apps, about the only thing I do is always try and make sure my apps are closed using Task Manager. Otherwise I've done no tweaks or setting changes to my phone and I still get around 10-12 hrs a day out of my battery on medium-above medium usage.
Paul, normally without JD and medium usage I get 10 to 12 hrs. Using JD I get 12 to 14. I haven't had any issues with it interfering with any apps and 3g turns back on within a few seconds of wake. IMO the biggest use of this app is when you are in an area with poor data coverage(like my college classrooms)...then it saves a sigificant amount of battery. I just use the default settings and when it connects to wifi, it stays conected even when the screen is off, JD default seetings do not have any affect wile maintaining a wifi connection.