i'm just a concerned citizen ma'am.
Well ok then.
Now can we either let the thread get back to topic, or let it die a death please?
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i'm just a concerned citizen ma'am.
Yeah and maybe you shouldn't have even started. It was only meant as a light hearted quip mate. Something this thread kind of needs.
putting it to sleep would be the most humane thing to do.
Yeah and maybe you shouldn't have even started. It was only meant as a light hearted quip mate. Something this thread kind of needs.
Oh boy this thread is crackin off
I'd always assumed Mobile Data was the worst offender, I don't think that's entirely true now, having read some of the posts here.
The offender is actually weak 3G signals where the phone is continually switching between 2G and 3G trying to lock onto a decent signal.
The villain of the piece then is actually my network provider! I live and work in poor 3G areas so I always turn Mobile Data off. That's why my battery lasts so well, but if I had a decent signal it sounds like I could leave Mobile Data on and not suffer too much.
In the UK the coverage for data is still pretty poor if you're anywhere other than a city centre.
You think Desire's battery life stinks? I have 3 phones that has much worse battery life than the Desire, the Charm and LG Shine Plus are a joke in battery life and my Blackberry Pearl is terrible and yes Blackberries are supposed to be king of battery life. These phones make the Desire look good in battery life, I can go a day with the Desire whereas with those 3 listed phones I mentioned can barely go 6 hours without recharging again (I have to charge twice a day sometimes).
I'd always assumed Mobile Data was the worst offender
I switched mine off two days ago. Has vastly improved my standby time.
http://androidforums.com/htc-desire/189249-positive-thread-once-about-battery-life.html
Settings/wireless and networks/mobile networks/ untick the box for always on data.So how do you do this & what's the benefits?
Will it switch itself back on when something syncs or when you get a call or text & then switch itself back off?
Settings/wireless and networks/mobile networks/ untick the box for always on data.
Yes it will come back on for sync etc, it don't turn off network connection for calls and texts only data so wont affect this.
I guess the benefits are improved battery life. I'm not entirely sure of the benefits for leaving it on.
I'm guessing it will automatically switch itself off & on as required?
It certainly seems to
It will but I found on Tmobile this actually eats MORE battery than leaving it on 24/7 as it has to establish a connection everytime you need it.I'm guessing it will automatically switch itself off & on as required?
It will but I found on Tmobile this actually eats MORE battery than leaving it on 24/7 as it has to establish a connection everytime you need it.
The more you have syncing/updating the worse it'll be.
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