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- I have definitely noticed that Facebook kills battery. I don't even use the app anymore. I also sync everything manually except email,Gmail, and weather for my clock. And keeping wifi on helps a ton. I don't get these results all the time but this is my best I've gotten.
Sent from my Nexus S 4G05-09-2012 04:29 AMLike 0 - Do you use any fb related app? Friendcaster, Fastbook, or nothing at all now? My strategy is to keep my phone plugged in all day at work (fully enjoying netflix, facebook, etc.), charge it whenever I'm home or in the car and hope that I don't leave the house for more than 4 hours. If I do know I'll be gone long. I turn off all sync and basically use it as a dumb phone unless I really need check email or look up a location. Not my ideal phone but until a better phone/battery comes out it's acceptable because the worst thing for me is to be out after midnight and not be able to make or receive calls. That part of me misses the old 3 day charge you'd get with a phone/text only flip phone.05-11-2012 02:01 PMLike 0
- Do you use any fb related app? Friendcaster, Fastbook, or nothing at all now? My strategy is to keep my phone plugged in all day at work (fully enjoying netflix, facebook, etc.), charge it whenever I'm home or in the car and hope that I don't leave the house for more than 4 hours. If I do know I'll be gone long. I turn off all sync and basically use it as a dumb phone unless I really need check email or look up a location. Not my ideal phone but until a better phone/battery comes out it's acceptable because the worst thing for me is to be out after midnight and not be able to make or receive calls. That part of me misses the old 3 day charge you'd get with a phone/text only flip phone.
Sent from my Nexus S 4G05-12-2012 03:23 AMLike 0 - My battery life is atrocious. Basically 6-7 hours. Had to purchase an extra batt plus the battery dock.
Now mind you I never experienced this phone on GB, only ICS, so I have no real point of reference.
I will say that the number one juice sucking app is ...THE SCREEN. Maybe since the phone is new to me I just like touching the dam thing too much? *Shrug*05-13-2012 12:49 PMLike 0 - I upgraded my Samsung Captivate from Gingerbread to Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0.3. Before the upgrade, the battery would usually last all day and have about 35% left when I plugged it in to charge at the end of the day.
After the upgrade, my battery would completely drain in just a few hours. The top battery user was "Android OS", not "Screen" like I was used to seeing. I put up with this for a couple of days.
By the third day I was more interested in getting my phone back to normal than I was in scientifically eliminating one variable at a time, so taking advice from several online posts I performed the following steps:- Performed a factory reset.
- Drained the battery completely.
- Reset battery statistics.
- Re-installed all my apps. (Previously, I had restored them from a Titanium backup.)
That solved the problem for me. My battery life is now better than it was before the upgrade. For the last few weeks, I have about 60% left at the end of an average day.
Hope this helps.05-21-2012 09:26 PMLike 0
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