I've have my Note 3 since January of last year, and for much of that year I've enjoyed an average of 6.5 - 7 hours of battery life out of my phone. Within the last few months I've noticed its stamina reduced to about 4 - 5 hours. I figured that this was just a sign of the battery deteriorating over time. But in the last few weeks I've found out that the REAL reason why my phone doesn't last as long is because "Kernal Android OS" is often the biggest drainer according to GSam Battery Monitor, and that "Google Play Services is responsible for waking my device over and over again all day long, killing my battery life. Yesterday it woke my device over 2000 times and today it jumped up to over 3500 times. Is there any way to stop whatever "services" Google Play is using to keep my phone awake?