707droidmaster
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i wear my charger around my neck everywhere i go cause my battery life is so poor...... i love my droid tho......
Display is 1 hour 34min.
Cell standby is 1 day 6 hrs 26 min. Time no signal is 46%....makes no sense as I am surrounded by towers. My wife's time no signal is zero. My wife is set to performance mode on her Droid X. I am set for battery saver mode.
Idle is 14 hr 37 mind.
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Another battery life inquisition. My wife's work gave her a D2 in December, and I bought a D2G about a week afterwards. She can go 14-16 hours a day with hers, listening to audio books and talking quite a bit. Mine eats battery like crazy. I take it off the car charger at 100%. I talk to my wife about 1 1/2 hours/day because we work different shifts. I use Facebook and internet during breaks, chat with her during lunch about 40 minutes of the 1 1/2 hours. At the end of the day, I'm lucky to come out of work with life still left. I am rooted, running Fission 2.4.3, have CPU Tuner, have ATK by Rechild set to crazy, keep brightness at lowest setting, timeout at 1 minute. Today I put phone in airplane mode while working, and it still lost 10% in 2 hours. When I check usage, it says about 50-60% on calls, about 12-18% on display, for the top 2. Everything else dwindles down under that %. Any ideas where to go from here? I noticed this post quoted below. How do I update roaming? What does it do?
That would explain it.... try updating roaming. I was having problems when I first got my d2g with that.
Thanks for suggestions!
Just for the record, you can leave GPS on all the time, unless you're paranoid that you're being tracked by the Gov't (in which case, it doesn't matter.. If they want to track you, they will). The GPS receiver only uses battery when it's active, when apps send a call to it. It's safe to leave on all the time without negatively affecting your battery, and saves you one step when you switch to navigation. It's useful for me because I often pick up my phone while driving and say "Navigate to: address", because I don't like looking at/touching my phone while driving, and not having to go into settings and turn on the GPS first is nice.