jean15paul
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- Jun 17, 2011
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I haven't notice any battery issues recently, but since I'm usually a pretty heavy user, I leave my phone plugged in most of the day (at home, at work, and in the car). I might only charge at night for the next few days to see if I find any difference.
Powersaver mode basically turns off all of your data connections anytime the screen is off, so it saves a lot of power, but it interferes with getting real time notifications. It also lowers your screen brightness, and reduces your screen timeout time. It definitely saves a lot of juice, but a lot of people don't leave it on because they want or need real time notifications.
You can download an app called Juice Defender which basically does the same thing, but you can set it to turn everything back on and sync on a regular schedule so you still get notifications (even if they are delayed a little). So once ever hour (for example) it will turn your data connection back on to allow any notification to come through.
I was just on a 2 day trip away from home and I was paranoid about battery drain.
I put the phone into power saver mode and what a difference! I had plenty of juice left. I'm not sure what PS does, but it works!
Powersaver mode basically turns off all of your data connections anytime the screen is off, so it saves a lot of power, but it interferes with getting real time notifications. It also lowers your screen brightness, and reduces your screen timeout time. It definitely saves a lot of juice, but a lot of people don't leave it on because they want or need real time notifications.
You can download an app called Juice Defender which basically does the same thing, but you can set it to turn everything back on and sync on a regular schedule so you still get notifications (even if they are delayed a little). So once ever hour (for example) it will turn your data connection back on to allow any notification to come through.