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Help facebook killing battery

v0id

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Dec 10, 2011
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this has happened a few times ill let the picture speak for its self
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any ideas why this happens and any way of fixing it!!!!
 
this has happened a few times ill let the picture speak for its self
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any ideas why this happens and any way of fixing it!!!!

change the refresh rate.. also a really really good app for this is Juice DEfender Pro/Ultimate. Their is a free version of it but Juice Defender will do things like stop FB from connecting to the internet while you sleep, or will not let it if your phone has been inactive for 20 min. It really saves you a lot of batter power even with the free version. Check it out



that is the first time i have not seen the screen at the top of the list.


lol Android OS is WAY at the top on mine at 49%
 
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the facebook app always does this if you forget to force close it after using it. happens everytime and doesn't have got anything to do with the refresh time. the app just sucks.

I've never had the app hang open on my GNex, nor have I ever had to force close it. Other than re-installing the app, not much I can really suggest to those that have had the problem, but I've not had any issues.
 
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I second that!

Task killers are really, really bad.

Unless you use them specifically. There's definitely a glitch with the facebook app + nexus. I play words with friends, and spend aboout 3 minutes on facebook. Facebook used 30times more processing power, so now I've got a task killer that just watches facebook and kills it whenver it starts to act up.
 
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