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Guest Jaboloid
Posted (edited)
There is an enormous difference in battery life when you compare the stock 2.1 ROM with default settings to a 2.2 ROM like FLB or JJ with a widget (I use Widgetsoid) for turning things like Wifi/3G/GPS/Bluetooth/etc on and off on-demand. I went from 1,5 days of battery life to 3-4 days of battery life with the same usage pattern.

I'm using JJR9 Rom n just found out that you can add a 'power control' widget to ur home screen :D (long-press anywhere on homescreen, chose 'widgets' from popup screen and then'power control')

I can now easily use my phone without charge for more than a day - the widget has different options like bluetooth, wifi, etc.. that you can switch off individually!

Actually I'd like to ask anyone who's familiar with this widget to explain what the 6 buttons are for? I can't seem to find a screenshot with the same 6 buttons online and I don't have any programmes to take a screenshot on my phone :D But I recognise 4 of them: Bluetooth, wifi, Sync and Brightness. I guess the other 2 are GPS and 3G?

Edited by Jaboloid
Posted

Turning off background data improves battery life at the expense of notifications.

Guest Jaboloid
Posted

Turning off background data improves battery life at the expense of notifications.

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Yes, but I'm not bothered - it's my 1st smartphone ever so I'm not even used to getting notifications (email, facebook, etc..) on my mobile :huh:

However i do forget to sync data regularly, so maybe if there was a programme that could put on 'data sync' every 2-3 hrs automatically that'd be nice.

Guest womble_sanfran
Posted
However i do forget to sync data regularly, so maybe if there was a programme that could put on 'data sync' every 2-3 hrs automatically that'd be nice.

Tasker?

Guest gremlinman
Posted

Another thing that helps is:

Let you battery go bellow 15% before charge it back up. If you don't then the battery will think that its dead and will remember this next time.

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Posted
Another thing that helps is:

Let you battery go bellow 15% before charge it back up. If you don't then the battery will think that its dead and will remember this next time.

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Guest Phoenix Silver
Posted
Another thing that helps is:

Let you battery go bellow 15% before charge it back up. If you don't then the battery will think that its dead and will remember this next time.

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li/on battery doesn't care about such things

(only old generation batteries)

Guest shadowninty
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do we find CM8 here? :huh:
Guest IronDoc
Posted

While he does have a tendency to spout nonsense, this is right. You need to let it discharge occasionally for the level to report correctly.

Guest slarti99
Posted

Any idea why my battery appears to have been eaten up by the camera (3 pictures taken, then used task killer to ensure it wasn't still loaded).

Camera 68%

Android System 28%

Pulse 2% (news application)

according to Battery Use report from the settings menu.

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Stock 2.1 Rom with most Orange c**p removed.

Thanks

Guest slarti99
Posted

Update

After 12Hours of being unplugged with wifi on byt phone in stand by report now shows:

Camera 97%

Android System 2% but battery is a 94%

Starting to think the battery report is lying !

  • 3 weeks later...
Guest mrbill1234
Posted

Just to add to this - my battery life was terrible too - it turned out to be a rogue application. I had a tcp/ip keep alive app running. After removing this, standby battery life improved dramatically.

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