Battery levels won't show the next lower number of percentage until they reach that level, so 100% is 99.000001% to 100%, and 99% is 98.000001% to 99. While charging the opposite happens. 90% remains 90% until it hits 100%, so 90% = 90.000000 to 99.999999%.
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Is Motorola working on an update to fix ics battery for RAZR?
- Thread starter thrgk
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Some battery widgets do read the voltages, others read the logs, and some do a cross-reference. I see that too. GSAM shows 30% right now on my phone, but Battery Monitor Widget (FSINIB) shows 40%. Frankly, I'm not concerned for the single percentages. In both cases, the phone's battery will hit 15% at the same time, and 10% at the same time.
When it gets to 50% or less, put up screen shots of battery use like you did before. We will have a better idea and can analyze what's going on then.
It is definitely better than what it was. We will know a little more when the battery gets to be about 50% or less. You have a lot more apps using a greater percentage of your battery than I do. Make sure you close out of your apps when you are done with them by backing out of them, so they don't continue to run in the background. The one thing I notice is you have both Juice Defender and Smart Actions showing. Make sure JD is disabled because it is doing basically the same thing as SA and could also be causing conflicts with SA. I used to use JD but wanted to try SA to see if there was a difference. After a week or so of trying SA to see if there is any improvement, you could disable it and try to see if there is any difference with JD but for now, stick with SA.
For email, if you want the email that you delete on the phone to delete from the server.... go into the emails ---->settings---> server settings and there should be an option to delete from server. You can also try from your system settings---> Accounts & sync, click on the email and set what you want that email to sync from those settings.
Your email client might also have a setting for how many emails to show or how far back to go but not as important because usually the default is reasonable. Sometimes my email shows more than what I have it set at but that is usually because I clicked it to show more. It eventually reverts back to what I have it set at.
Your email client might also have a setting for how many emails to show or how far back to go but not as important because usually the default is reasonable. Sometimes my email shows more than what I have it set at but that is usually because I clicked it to show more. It eventually reverts back to what I have it set at.
Backing out of them should do it. Some automatically run in the background anyway.
My guess is it all depends on what you are doing. Screen uses the most battery. You tube, video's, etc will use a lot of battery. HD games will use a lot of battery. Doing alot of things at once will use a lot of battery. Basically what you want is for the overall battery use to be in relation to what you are actually doing. For example, there are days I am using my phone a lot, on phone calls, looking up stuff on the web, texting, tapatalking (really DroidForuming), etc. On those days I expect my battery to drain in 15 -20 hours. Then there are days where I am not using my phone hardly at all. On those days, I can expect my battery to last over 24 hours.