Help Fully charged @ 10PM last night, @ 70% this morning--WTF?!

[PeaceMaker]

Seriously!? I charged it to 100% last night (from death -- 0%), ran ATK, had Smart Battery mode on to shut off data and everything at 10:30, woke up this morning to a battery @ 70%, seriously WTF is going on?

That is totally unacceptable. I had no apps running, nothing on auto, GPS/WIFI/AutoUpdate/etc. OFF!

SpareParts
Network usage:
1013 = quarter bar

Cpu usage:
nothing to talk about, can barely see any colors on this chart

Sensor usage:
UID 1001 = almost 100% (wtf is this?)

Partial wake:
Barely anything to talk about

Battery Use Since unplugged (currently 10 hrs):
Cell standby = 57%
--Time on = 19hr (not since last unplugged)
--Time w/o signal = 50% (from me turning off data?)
Display = 34% (from this morning)
PHone Idle = 10% -- 9hr 40m
Does ADW launcher and widget locker chew up batteries?

 

[Young Droid]

Wow that is crazy. Maybe you have a bum battery. Maybe you can go to verizon and ask for another one. That sucks bro.

 

[SonicBoom]

get a tripod and put a camera to record your phone all night, see if a ghost came in and used it...lol no but seriously, ATK may have shut everything down for that moment and something may have started back up afterwards, either set ATK to run hourly or uninstall all or any questionable apps that you think might start up to get info from the web or something.

 

[PeaceMaker]

I had ATK turned off last night. I just ran the killer widget. I have a few widgets that I could try turning off but this is just maddening... I may take a trip to VZW...

 

[pjsockett]

Do you have the new facebook update installed? They have acknowledged there is an issue with the newest version from earlier this week that causes battery drain.

 

[PeaceMaker]

Do you have the new facebook update installed? They have acknowledged there is an issue with the newest version from earlier this week that causes battery drain.

No... afraid to install that thing.

 

[cryptosporidia]

There are several threads about the time without signal 50% bug. Some say its no biggie, but others swear it is contributing to the reduction of battery life. I'm one of the ones who has seen better battery life by rectifying the problem.

What I do is nightly, before I power off, toggle on airplane mode. Then I power down as usual. In the morning, after I power up and the droid is fully awake for a few minutes, I toggle off airplane mode. If I check my time without signal during the day after that, it is always at or near 0%.

If I power up without the airplane toggle, time without signal is at or near 50% and I my battery power suffers. Do a search for the bug and you'll find more info. Hope this helps.

 

[bbuck002]

^^^i take it you are a micro person?

 

[TheXFactor]

I checked my battery usage today. Just because. Anyway, not using the phone hardly at all. I dropped from 100% to 80% in only a few hours. Like I said, no usage wahtsoever. Under battery usage, cell standby, time without a signal was 50%?

Whats this bug everyone is talking about?

 

[thatskaterguyy]

I have been having the same thing showing on my phone. I did some research on google and found this. I guess it is accurate.
UID and GIDs - xda-developers
Probably some sort of media, I don't know how you left anything like that on without knowing though?!?
Hope this helps!

 

[PeaceMaker]

Interesting... thanks. I will go through my media apps and uninstall.

 

[Brian_83]

I'm thinking that sounds pretty normal for this phone or any PDA today really. If it was turned on for 9 hours or so and only lost 20% even though it wasn't doing much, that really doesn't sound bad to me at all.

 

[john0821]

Change your battery settings by going to the main Settings > Battery Manager > Battery Profile > Smart Mode. After setting it to Smart Mode, I opened every app and adjusted its settings/preferences. I set everything to manual refresh/update. The only apps set to hourly updates are e-mail, weather, and sports ticker. If your phone was trying to find a signal throughout the night, hit *228 then prompt 2.