EXACTLY ... then from the next screen you will select the .zip file on your SD Card ... it will take a few minutes to update and complete.
Upgraded to ICS, battery life is terrible, is there a fix?
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EXACTLY ... then from the next screen you will select the .zip file on your SD Card ... it will take a few minutes to update and complete.
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Mine is charging up after getting 32 1/2 hours on a single charge, but your mileage may vary, depending on what apps you have installed and how your phone is set up, and how much you use it.
After it's done, go back into System Settings > About Phone and make sure it says .215 instead of .211
After it's done, go back into System Settings > About Phone and make sure it says .215 instead of .211
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Don't forget the battery meter training!!! MattyP!!
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Yeah I have the Maxx ...
As far as battery meter training, you need to run the battery all the way down to 15%, it will show red in your battery meter on the notification bar.
Then turn the phone OFF completely, and charge it all the way to 100% ... a battery image will appear showing what percentage it's at. The screen will go off, but you can hit either volume button to check where it's at.
You do NOT have to do it EVERY time you charge it, but a good rule of thumb is about once a month or so. That "calibrates" the battery to the meter on your notification bar, and makes the battery behave nicely. FoxKat is the resident battery expert, that's why he dropped that reminder on me LOL :biggrin:
As far as battery meter training, you need to run the battery all the way down to 15%, it will show red in your battery meter on the notification bar.
Then turn the phone OFF completely, and charge it all the way to 100% ... a battery image will appear showing what percentage it's at. The screen will go off, but you can hit either volume button to check where it's at.
You do NOT have to do it EVERY time you charge it, but a good rule of thumb is about once a month or so. That "calibrates" the battery to the meter on your notification bar, and makes the battery behave nicely. FoxKat is the resident battery expert, that's why he dropped that reminder on me LOL :biggrin:
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Did you check in About Phone and make sure it says .215?
Global is for international travel outside the US ... if you aren't leaving the country you can put it on LTE/CDMA ... I do, but I'm not planning on going anywhere LOL
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Cool beans ... another satisfied customer LOL
If yours is just a regular Razr, I can't even guess ... I just know the battery is smaller than the Maxx. It's essentially the same phone, just different batteries. Just remember the more you use it, the faster the battery drops. Just try it out, see how it goes with the battery. And don't forget to do the calibration I told you about.
If yours is just a regular Razr, I can't even guess ... I just know the battery is smaller than the Maxx. It's essentially the same phone, just different batteries. Just remember the more you use it, the faster the battery drops. Just try it out, see how it goes with the battery. And don't forget to do the calibration I told you about.
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Hats off to ya MattyP!! I've watched several of these threads, but it was always so convoluted with roots, unroots, reroots, fdr's TB's, Fastboots, and a whole bunch of other acronyms (enough to make a G-man jealous) that you couldn't have paid to get me to try it. That was so straightforward, I will probably give it a try sometime in the next week when I have some time. Thx again!!:biggrin:
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Thanks! Always happy to help.
I would try it tonight but I have an unexpected road trip early morn. Son's car broke down so 3 hr drive to pick him up, 3 hrs back, so he can drive my spare car back to central Tx to use til he repairs his. On a side note, I plan to turn 4g lte off on the way there and see if I can modulate the problem of the battery actually discharging while using Google Navigation in the car dock even though it shows charging. In another thread, someone suggested that I try preloading Google Maps before leaving and seeing if this would modulate the problem as well. I would like to try that on the return trip, but am not sure how to preload the maps in navigation.
I have never used a dock, so I can't say for sure. I always plug mine in with the car charger.
When you're ready to do it I'll be happy to help. Or just use this thread as a reference