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Phone off of charger for 12 hours... battery at 90%

Kelmar

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Nov 28, 2009
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Ok, ok... minimal use, but still. Probably about 20 texts and checked email 3 or 4 times. Currently unplugged for 12+ hours and my battery is at 90%! :):):):D


Let me first say, I'm rooted and running a noobnl's Andromeda custom ROM, bloatware is removed, OmaDRMconfigService.drm removed.

3G and wifi off by using Quick Settings (from market) except when in use.

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Ok, ok... minimal use, but still. Probably about 20 texts and checked email 3 or 4 times. Currently unplugged for 12+ hours and my battery is at 90%! :):):):D


Let me first say, I'm rooted and running a noobnl's Andromeda custom ROM, bloatware is removed, OmaDRMconfigService.drm removed.

3G and wifi off by using Quick Settings (from market) except when in use.

Just out of curiosity - are you on DG27 or DI07?
 
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You can trim the cell standby usage by setting your slot cycle one or two notches higher (mine's at the default 2 for now as I test my new Fascinate).

Please elaborate??

What is this you are talking about? I'm lost...

+1

I'm familiar with what you are referring to but have never heard of it trimming cell standby usage (my TWS is at 1%)
 
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3G and wifi off by using Quick Settings (from market) except when in use.
Great app, I have 3G disabled too now. I have gmail set to fwd emails to SMS, so I still get push notification. :)

Only downside of no 3G is this disables visual voicemail. You get the standard voicemail indicator in the status bar, however mine doesn't seem to want to disappear even though I already checked and deleted the voicemail..
 
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The slot cycle setting determines how often your device polls the nearest tower for incoming calls.

The lower the setting, the more often it queries for a signal, and thus the more battery life and (slightly) more resources the device uses.

Higher settings keep the device less busy, but at the risk of too many rings heard by the caller before the receiving phone, yours, starts ringing at all.
 
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Alright should I just use the quick settings thing or juice defender? I have juice defender now and it doesn't seem to do much. Also got rid of battery status pro just now and downloaded quick battery because it said it doesn't drain the battery... Thoughts?

If you NEED push messages and need your phone to work when you aren't actually using it, stick to Juice Defender.

If you DON'T need instant notifications and don't mind doing the "work" to turn on 3G, wifi, etc... I'd go with Quick Settings or SwitchPro.

All IMO of course. :)
 
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