My Maxx would have made it an estimated 12 hours yesterday, and the ONLY thing I did all day on it were use the Facebook app (and force close upon exit) and use the browser (again, force close upon exit). I did a factory reset and it hasn't really made a difference in the battery life, although it straightened out the phone issues I was having.
DroidForums.net | Android Forum & News
This is a sample guest message. Register a free account today to become a member! Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members through your own private inbox!
very poor battery life
- Thread starter lime4x4
- Start date
casper05lly
Member
The kernel is the main thing for our phones to work as i understand it.i would get "battery monitor "(thanks to fox) app instead of gsam.speaking for myself,not only my phone started to tweek out but it drained my battery
#215 G.I JANE
casper05lly
Member
There are several battery monitor apps. Do you the name of the developer for the one you are using
Sent from my DROID RAZR using Tapatalk 2
Sent from my DROID RAZR using Tapatalk 2
If you don't mind, what app did you use for the graphing?
Sent from my DROID RAZR using Tapatalk 2
This is not normal. I am Wonderng if a meter training might be in order.
Also, your signal level was poor most of the time (the yellow bar below the graph).
Sent from my DROID RAZR using Tapatalk 2
If you don't mind, what app did you use for the graphing?
Sent from my DROID RAZR using Tapatalk 2
I was using Network Signal Info by Kaibits Software.
andrew5353
New Member
Restore battery life with jell bean
After you have updated with jelly bean you need to go into settings, application manager, then all. Scroll down and disable "Samsung Push" and remember if you use the Samsung app it will enable it again. Jelly bean has come with a new update for
Samsung Push and it is the battery killer in Jelly Bean. One more thing to save a little power is go into settings and then location settings and untick Google location reporting. Google doesn't need to know where we are every five minutes so turn it off as it just keeps waking your phone up and wasting power. But Samsung Push is what everyone needs to know regarding poor battery life with jelly bean and tell as many as you can as it is driving people crazy. My battery went from at least 2 days down to
about 10 hours but now I have my 2 days back.
After you have updated with jelly bean you need to go into settings, application manager, then all. Scroll down and disable "Samsung Push" and remember if you use the Samsung app it will enable it again. Jelly bean has come with a new update for
Samsung Push and it is the battery killer in Jelly Bean. One more thing to save a little power is go into settings and then location settings and untick Google location reporting. Google doesn't need to know where we are every five minutes so turn it off as it just keeps waking your phone up and wasting power. But Samsung Push is what everyone needs to know regarding poor battery life with jelly bean and tell as many as you can as it is driving people crazy. My battery went from at least 2 days down to
about 10 hours but now I have my 2 days back.
andrew5353
New Member
Battery
Go into Application manager, running and disable "Samsung Push" as it is the battery killer in jelly bean. Google it and you will see that you don't need it running but if you use the Samsung app on your phone it will enable it again. Just disable it and you
will get your battery life back. You can untick Google location reporting if you want to save a bit more as it wakes your phone every few minutes to tell google where you are.
Go into Application manager, running and disable "Samsung Push" as it is the battery killer in jelly bean. Google it and you will see that you don't need it running but if you use the Samsung app on your phone it will enable it again. Just disable it and you
will get your battery life back. You can untick Google location reporting if you want to save a bit more as it wakes your phone every few minutes to tell google where you are.
Samsung Push on my Motorola RAZR? It's not there.
Sent from my DROID RAZR using Tapatalk 2
So as a follow up to my other post - seemed like one of the things draining the battery was the the screen was coming on, or partially on, every time my phone lost and regained 4G. My apt is on the edge of a service area. I sat here with it plugged in and laying on my computer desk in front of me while gaming for a few hours and watched this happen dozens of times. So 2 days ago, I bit the bullet and did a factory reset. Pain the hind-end for sure, but I'm up and running and got everything the way it was before. And, I think my problem is FIXED! Battery life seems a bit more normal now and its not doing that weird wake up thing. Any ideas on why it was doing that to begin with so I can fix it more easily next time?
And thanks for the wealth of info on this entire forum, everyone! You Rock :icon_ banana:
And thanks for the wealth of info on this entire forum, everyone! You Rock :icon_ banana:
wheeler062505
Member
Hi, I just got my razr today and did a factory reset first thing and I seem to be losing 10% of my battery each hour.
Optimus1970
New Member
Here is a help faq from xda
xda-developers - View Single Post - [APP][2.1+][05 Jan. - V1.12RC6] BetterBatteryStats
xda-developers - View Single Post - [APP][2.1+][05 Jan. - V1.12RC6] BetterBatteryStats