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It depends on your notification needs. If you don't mind manually checking your email accounts and remember to manually sync your contacts and calendar every time you make a change, then you could probably save some battery by turning off automatic syncing.
It depends on your notification needs. If you don't mind manually checking your email accounts and remember to manually sync your contacts and calendar every time you make a change, then you could probably save some battery by turning off automatic syncing.
Yup, but I leave mine on as the only thing I got synced for notifications with it is my gmail account and that's the account I get pretty important emails. My junk email (Yahoo) isn't synced for notifications, too much spam:frown: