We don't ha've LTE at where I live yet and my battery is already draining. Looks like gonna have to exchange this battery before its too late.
tbh true 4g and LTE are the same thing mate. some US networks tried to call HSPA+ 4g when in fact its 3g. if your 4g/lte signal is weak then change to 3p (H or H+) to save battery
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Actually it's not. On 4G aka HSPA+, I get about 8Mbps and on LTE its been proven to go to speeds of about 20+Mbps. I know LTE isnt available in the UK yet so I understand your confusion between 4G and 4G LTE.
trust me mate, some US carriers decided to call HSPC+ "4g" because it makes it sound better but LTE is true fourth generation mobile data.
someone back me up here please lol![]()
the UK is about to start rolling out 4g... HSPA+ has been here for ages.
the only difference is that we use the term "4g" instead of LTE but they are the same thing, much faster than hspa+ which is a version of 3g
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that makes it sound like you have a few apps that stay on and frequently try to log on to check for updates, posts, etc. See what happens if you turn all your push apps (news,.email, Facebook, Twitter, forums, etc.--see what happens if you change their settings to manual.
By doing this, does this mean that when I hit the icon on the screen it WILL open up...I know that may sound like a stupid question, but Im so afraid of disableing something and not knoiwing how to fix it.
Also, your phone isn't really off. It's asleep. The only way to turn off your phone is to power it down. Hold the on-off button down until you get the message that the phone is shutting down. That's another way to keep your phone from polling all of your push apps without resetting everything.
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I too am not happy with the power consumption. Luckily, most of the time I am by a power supply, but there are times when I need it to run a whole day. I also get only about 5 hours before I am at 30%. That is with moderate usage, following the advice of most people on here. I should note that under similar usage pattern my iPhone 4s would be at 70% or more. Granted the phones beeps and vibrates more (I guess I could change those settings), but I'm not really using it much. The part that gets me is that it says cell standby is consuming 32% and display 32%. I can understand display at 32% (well not really because I am not on it that much), but why is cell standby so high?So this is my second day rocking my S3 and so far not happy with the battery life. 5 hours and a half later my battery is at 34% with brightness turned down to 30%. Is that normal because I hope not!!