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Improved battery, for just one day......

Dem

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Aug 15, 2009
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This was really weird.

A couple of days ago, the battery went from 8:00am right through to 5:00am (i.e. 21 hours) with around 2 hours of phone calls, about half with bluetooth, probably 50 texts and maybe 15 minutes of Wifi.

After all of that, it still had 50% left according to the battery widget I have. Unbelievable! I had changed nothing from the previous day, in terms of settings, applications etc.

The next day, it was back to it's usual 15 hours before getting down to about 10%.

I have absolutely no idea why it decided to give me a decent day!!! :thinking:
 
I used to face the same problem earlier.
then i discharged the battery completely and installed a software called Task Killer and wow my battery last for 2 days.
Once you install TASK KILLER restart your phone and close the apps that you wont use and then you will see a lot of improvement in battery life.
its been 5 hours since i unplugged my phone from the mains and its at 94% battery.
 
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I'm on day 2, 3 hours in at 55% it was going from 7.30am till 2ish am yesterday.

You might have heard all this before but I...

>Did the discharge about 4 or 5 times
>Use quick settings to turn off wifi and APN (don't worry you get a notification if you get picture messages you can just turn on APN and get it)
>Turn down the screen brightness (also using quick settings)
>Don't use juice defender!
>I don't have the timescape widget on any of my home screens or use it at all (I find it annoying getting mundane facebook alerts from everyone in my friend list! and I don't do twitter)
>I use task killer but I read a link somewhere on here saying its not that effective as processes restart anyway and Android automatically shuts things down when they're finished doing there thing.
 
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I used to face the same problem earlier.
then i discharged the battery completely and installed a software called Task Killer and wow my battery last for 2 days.
Once you install TASK KILLER restart your phone and close the apps that you wont use and then you will see a lot of improvement in battery life.
its been 5 hours since i unplugged my phone from the mains and its at 94% battery.

I use "Advanced Taskiller" which is a different piece of software. However, I assume it does the same thing.

Might try the "Task Killer" instead and see if it works better than the "Advanced Task Killer" I have.

Cheers,
 
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I'm on day 2, 3 hours in at 55% it was going from 7.30am till 2ish am yesterday.

You might have heard all this before but I...

>Did the discharge about 4 or 5 times
>Use quick settings to turn off wifi and APN (don't worry you get a notification if you get picture messages you can just turn on APN and get it)
>Turn down the screen brightness (also using quick settings)
>Don't use juice defender!
>I don't have the timescape widget on any of my home screens or use it at all (I find it annoying getting mundane facebook alerts from everyone in my friend list! and I don't do twitter)
>I use task killer but I read a link somewhere on here saying its not that effective as processes restart anyway and Android automatically shuts things down when they're finished doing there thing.

Thanks for that. Yes, pretty much heard abuot those things. I think turning off APN will help a lot (as have done it out here in Austria and that certainly keeps the battery in better shape). However, makes the X10 a pointless device if you switch APN off, in my opinion. Juice Defender is a good idea, but it didn
 
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