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Number one battery Burner?

Papamalo

Android Enthusiast
Jan 14, 2011
577
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Oakland
Now that I got my phone to work faster, (thanks to jazziette, prodigy, and others) now I have a LEETLE problem.

I am having a battery burn problem, because my phone gets low power after only a few hours. I use PDAnet, (temporarily) but I turned that off.
I turn off Wifi when I am not using it, I turned off bluetooth, I turned off nearly everything I can think of that might be running the battery so low, and I leave the phone alone for a few hours and it still runs out of power.

Anyone have any ideas?

thanks!
:)
 
Now that I got my phone to work faster, (thanks to jazziette, prodigy, and others) now I have a LEETLE problem.

I am having a battery burn problem, because my phone gets low power after only a few hours. I use PDAnet, (temporarily) but I turned that off.
I turn off Wifi when I am not using it, I turned off bluetooth, I turned off nearly everything I can think of that might be running the battery so low, and I leave the phone alone for a few hours and it still runs out of power.

Anyone have any ideas?

thanks!
:)


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