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LOL this is true! but hey it's nice to see them finally on the right track.
Did you do a factory data reset after the update? If you look through the multitude of OS update threads over there years, you'll see that this is a frequent occurrence across all make/model smartphones. It's usually not required when doing the smaller "maintenance" or "bug fix" updates, but when taking a major update from KitKat to Lollipop, Lollipop to Marshmallow etc etc, it's strongly advised to perform a factory data reset after you've received the update.Well, after a few days of running 6.0 I have a couple of observations.
-For some reason wifi seems to lose connection quite often and I have to reconnect.
-Battery life has been terrible (see attached screenshot). After being fully charged at night I set it on the night stand and after 7+ hours of mosly just sitting there it drained my battery 35%. Doesn't seem like the Doze feature is working very well. My next step is to do a factory reset (which I normally do when a huge update comes out) and see what happens from there.
-I like the toned down touchwiz. More whites and muted colors throughout.
-zippy and fast, not that it was a problem in Lollipop but overall it seems a touch better.
Did you do a factory data reset after the update? If you look through the multitude of OS update threads over there years, you'll see that this is a frequent occurrence across all make/model smartphones. It's usually not required when doing the smaller "maintenance" or "bug fix" updates, but when taking a major update from KitKat to Lollipop, Lollipop to Marshmallow etc etc, it's strongly advised to perform a factory data reset after you've received the update.
I know that's not the answer you wanted to hear, but I can assure you it's standard operating procedure to do so, and it'll resolve a multitude of problems. Granted some folks can get away without doing it, and oftentimes problems won't crop up until later down the road, but your best bet is a FDR. (Especially since you're experiencing more than one problem)
Of course don't forget to back up your contacts, files, etc first.
Good luck & let us know how you make out.
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I'm no expert, but that is not bad. 24+ hours on a single charge is nothing to sneeze at. Since that first day, I'm getting similar results, without an FDR:I did the FDR and last night had my phone charged to 100% before I went to sleep and here is the result. A little better but not great. I will run the same test tonight on wifi if it stays connected. Still seems to disconnect automatically when the phone sleeps.
Wow your battery drops that much overnight? In roughly 8hrs my phone drops maybe 4% now.I did the FDR and last night had my phone charged to 100% before I went to sleep and here is the result. A little better but not great. I will run the same test tonight on wifi if it stays connected. Still seems to disconnect automatically when the phone sleeps.
Wow your battery drops that much overnight? In roughly 8hrs my phone drops maybe 4% now.
Do you have apps that refresh in the background?