This one is a little weird. Note the attached screenshot. In the upper-right corner it shows the battery is plugged in. Now look below the phone name where it doesn't say "Charging 62%". Though plugged in, the phone just drains the battery away.
The details. It's plugged into a wall socket with a non-Nexus charger/cable. Extended battery is installed. This combination has been working fine since launch until a few days ago. The problem seemed to happen at home too but intermittently. Today, I can't get the damned thing to charge.
I have the original battery which I swapped in with the same result. I also have the remote charging dock so I'm charging my extended battery while I try to charge the phone.
Plugging in the phone results in the screen going on just like always. Unplugging the phone will also turn the screen on as it always has done.
I thought maybe some recent app is pounding the battery but the battery stats show: Screen 31%, Android OS 27%, Phone Idle 15%, Cell Standby 11%, Appstore (Amazon) 3%.... Nothing is leaping out to me as a battery hog.
Finally to close the loop, the battery is draining sitting on my desk, plugged in with the screen off, so it's not like I even have the screen on staring at it.
Any ideas?
The details. It's plugged into a wall socket with a non-Nexus charger/cable. Extended battery is installed. This combination has been working fine since launch until a few days ago. The problem seemed to happen at home too but intermittently. Today, I can't get the damned thing to charge.
I have the original battery which I swapped in with the same result. I also have the remote charging dock so I'm charging my extended battery while I try to charge the phone.
Plugging in the phone results in the screen going on just like always. Unplugging the phone will also turn the screen on as it always has done.
I thought maybe some recent app is pounding the battery but the battery stats show: Screen 31%, Android OS 27%, Phone Idle 15%, Cell Standby 11%, Appstore (Amazon) 3%.... Nothing is leaping out to me as a battery hog.
Finally to close the loop, the battery is draining sitting on my desk, plugged in with the screen off, so it's not like I even have the screen on staring at it.
Any ideas?
