- May 25, 2015
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Hello,
I am a new Android user with a Galaxy S6 Edge.
My phone has been getting pretty good battery usage up until maybe a few days ago.
The only thing I did was to sign up/sign in to Google Play (with my gmail address, etc) so that I can download apps.
I have not downloaded any new apps yet nor have I don't anything different from when I purchased. I haven't played games on it, listened to music, or watched videos. Just casual internet browsing, making phone calls, using instagram….
A few days ago, I realized that battery was completely drained, screen was black and would not turn on. I panicked thinking my phone conked out because I don't recall using my phone to the point where I thought I used up my charge. I connected my phone to my charger and saw that battery % was at 0% and needed recharging. I found that odd. Since then I've been monitoring my battery % and it decreases very quickly.
Ever since, I have been doing research on here and on the web. Disable Google Apps, Disable Now Cards, disable location services, turn off sync for google apps, lower screen brightness…..
if I continue disabling or turning off features of my new S6 #dge, I feel like I will just have a phone that can only receive calls and make outgoing calls (# any old flip phone will do - LOL)
I checked to make sure I have the new Samsung Push App installed/updated (which - if I'm not mistaken was supposed to take care of some of the battery draining issue…) etc.
Just want the readers to know that I'm not posting here blindly without trying to do my own research.
…but so far nothing seems to be working.
I don't have any music, or new apps - and contact info, I can input again without a problem - basically there isn't much on my phone that I can't put back in once the phone is reset.
I would like to know if it will hurt my smartphone if I did a factory reset - to see if that will help with my battery drainage issue.
Just would like to know if there are any other common downfalls to doing a factory reset, and if any of the experienced android users know if samsung is still working on this issue or if there is anything else I can do to improve the battery drainage issue.
Thank you in advance!
I am a new Android user with a Galaxy S6 Edge.
My phone has been getting pretty good battery usage up until maybe a few days ago.
The only thing I did was to sign up/sign in to Google Play (with my gmail address, etc) so that I can download apps.
I have not downloaded any new apps yet nor have I don't anything different from when I purchased. I haven't played games on it, listened to music, or watched videos. Just casual internet browsing, making phone calls, using instagram….
A few days ago, I realized that battery was completely drained, screen was black and would not turn on. I panicked thinking my phone conked out because I don't recall using my phone to the point where I thought I used up my charge. I connected my phone to my charger and saw that battery % was at 0% and needed recharging. I found that odd. Since then I've been monitoring my battery % and it decreases very quickly.
Ever since, I have been doing research on here and on the web. Disable Google Apps, Disable Now Cards, disable location services, turn off sync for google apps, lower screen brightness…..
if I continue disabling or turning off features of my new S6 #dge, I feel like I will just have a phone that can only receive calls and make outgoing calls (# any old flip phone will do - LOL)
I checked to make sure I have the new Samsung Push App installed/updated (which - if I'm not mistaken was supposed to take care of some of the battery draining issue…) etc.
Just want the readers to know that I'm not posting here blindly without trying to do my own research.
…but so far nothing seems to be working.
I don't have any music, or new apps - and contact info, I can input again without a problem - basically there isn't much on my phone that I can't put back in once the phone is reset.
I would like to know if it will hurt my smartphone if I did a factory reset - to see if that will help with my battery drainage issue.
Just would like to know if there are any other common downfalls to doing a factory reset, and if any of the experienced android users know if samsung is still working on this issue or if there is anything else I can do to improve the battery drainage issue.
Thank you in advance!
