I don't have that issue. Are you plugged into the wall or pc usb?
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I don't have that issue. Are you plugged into the wall or pc usb?
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I don't have that issue. Are you plugged into the wall or pc usb?
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Just to be far my battery had to be charged at 2pm. Not sure why. Yesterday iI still had 50% by 6pm.
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I don't know how you could go from this brilliant 4.3" screen to the iphones mere 3.5". I would be like, what am I suppose to do on this screen lol
Just to be far my battery had to be charged at 2pm. Not sure why. Yesterday iI still had 50% by 6pm.
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Any use at all will require you to charge 2x a day....
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Turning off all of those things is limiting... Its an extra step that limits my phones ability that I shouldn't have to do. I can run my iPhone literally all day without disabling a bunch of things. I need to charge the TB 2 times daily for the same amount of use. I have already done everything needed for the battery to calibrate. I'm a long tenured Android user, all the way back to the Dream, and the battery life has never been good, but this is ridiculous. My D1 last far longer with heavy heavy usage, and that's with a 14 month old battery!!!!!
Just to be fair my battery had to be charged at 2pm. Not sure why. Yesterday iI still had 50% by 6pm.
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Turning off all of those things is limiting... Its an extra step that limits my phones ability that I shouldn't have to do. I can run my iPhone literally all day without disabling a bunch of things. I need to charge the TB 2 times daily for the same amount of use. I have already done everything needed for the battery to calibrate. I'm a long tenured Android user, all the way back to the Dream, and the battery life has never been good, but this is ridiculous. My D1 last far longer with heavy heavy usage, and that's with a 14 month old battery!!!!!
Turning off those options is not limiting it, it's called using common sense. Why am I going to run GPS when I don't need it? Why am I going to leave Bluetooth running when I don't need it? This adds another vulnerability to your phone anyway, allowing someone with the know-how to hack your phone via BT. It's not like toggling these options takes me longer than 10 seconds or forces me to go through a bunch of menus. I merely flick the screen, press a button, and voila -- instant toggle. Again, this is obviously not limiting the phone because if I need to use GPS, BT, etc., then I merely toggle it on and presto -- instant toggle.
If you want to leave battery-draining options running that would kill any battery, then so be it. You're going to be charging two times a day. This is not a battery issue, this is a user issue.
If you are smart with your smartphone, it's going to last. Simple as that.
On a related note, I bump charged my phone this morning while getting ready for work. I walked out the door with a full bump charge. I lightly used my phone throughout the day due to work. I spoke on the phone, sent some texts, used 3G a few times, etc. About 4 hours ago, I started using it a little more heavier for texting, talking, and wifi. Attached are some pics I just took with my Droid within the last 10 minutes.
You can leave gps toggled on...
It isn't used unless you have an app open that requires it...
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Yeah I agree with tingodz, leaving those things on are unnecessary and how can you expect to have good battery life when all of those are proven to drain battery on ANY smartphone or phone for that matter. I pay attention to the situation I'm in, if I know I can go home after work, I'll play with my phone more, leave 4G on and such . But if I know im gonna be away from a charger for awhile, I don't tinker with my phone as much.
I want to bump chargerbut I have a case on my TB, just to clarify since I actually havent bothered looking up on it much. Bump charging is just charging till led is green, take battery out, turn on and charge back up till its green again? I continue to here positive things from it.
That's not a lot of usage to have the phone drained to 61% in only 7 or so hours.