Yes, I guess even the statement "heavy use" is subjective. My average day is something like this... we have a fishing resort.
My phone starts going off with text messages or calls about 6 am for people needing shuttles, employees that can't come in because they have car problems, or customers needing something before we open at 7 am.
Then, I'm calling and texting fishing guides to schedule trips, and answering questions via text and phone calls for housekeeping.
Then, I'm taking video of customers and uploading to youtube, sending and receiving photos from customers, and posting them to my various social media streams via Hootsuite, and assigning tasks to office staff, via Gmail usually, and answering questions and phone calls from my husband.
And to keep my life straight, I'm using Evernote a bunch lately. Oh, and every time I get into a vehicle to shuttle somewhere, it has my entire music library so I can listen to music, connected through bluetooth to my vehicle's radio.
At night, it's my primary reader for Kindle books. Then, before I go to bed, I run the White Noise app, connected to a bluetooth speaker all night so I can sleep. (I usually put it on the charger while I'm in the shower in the morning, then start all over again.)
So, I really do use it throughout the entire day, as it is part of my workflow, and part of my life, really. And yes, my batteries degrade, noticeably, after about 6 months.
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