I wish that were the case, but I'm pretty certain this glitch is random. I tried exactly the same thing you did, thought it was resolved... it worked consistently for about a day and a half... and then I got fc spontaneously. Maybe this is a unique and isolated incident that only occurred for me. I suppose its possible there was something I overlooked, but I did spend sometime trying to pinpoint the cause, i didnt get anywhere. I wasn't able to reproduce a particular sequence or circumstance that consistently resulted in battery stats opening nor force closing. No matter what I did, the outcome was completely random. I decided to stop bothering with it. I feel like checking the stats page throughout the day is not really that valuable; it doesnt provide any novel information...the basic synopsis usually ascerts - that the screen display is responsible for the majority of the batteries activity, and which ever app is the one used most frequently comes in seccond place.
Instead of bothering with that, I went about a different approach and changed my goal;
I currently use the app tasker to automatically display a list of battery information (in plain text format) whenever I unplug my phone from the charger. The information it provides is:
Present status: discharging
Power Plug: unplugged
Battery Level: 80
Battery Scale: 100
Battery Health: Good
Battery Voltage: 3850 mV
Battery Temp: 30°C
Battery Technolgy: Li-ion
Time Since Boot: 14:36:52
With tasker you can turn your tasks into simple widgets, so alternatively [or in addition to] this stats output can be initiated by pressing a button on your home screen.
That's all I really need as far as stats... I am far more concerned about how the device actually performs throughout the day, and for that;
I use tasker to automate turning the GPS on or off depending on weather or not I am viewing google maps or another application which requires gps, a battery demanding service. I also made a few simple tasks to alter the screen brightness depending on my current phone activity (wether or not I'm browsing the web or just hitting next on my music player). The list goes on; this program is probsbly the best app for optimize your battery usuage because it enables you to custom tailor your phones behavior to best fit your personal habits.
If you do end up figuring out the cause of this annoying glitch, I would be happy to finally know what influences this sporatic behavior, but I'm just warning you.. if you encounter another completely random fc like I experienced, then I suggest you stop wasting anymore time investigating this issue; if the problem cant be narrowed down after conducting a controlled experiment, I say.. wait for the next android upgrade... theres a high probabilty that its been reported enough times to get addressed in the upcomming release.
If I did something differently than you then I am completely not aware of it. After trying to solve the exact same mystery and tackling it in an identical manner, I felt obliged to gives you the heads up of what I concluded; its not worth it.. just some info that will tell you your batteries dying. It can be completely ignored and worked around easily, these phones are capable of a bunch of stuff that's way cooler and more useful than that.
-WugFresh
Sent from my DROIDX
