I900 short battery life

[Guest sda77]

Hi guys,

I hope to get some advice from you. I have I900 but from buying battery lasts for 10hrs. I have bought spare 3 batteries for replacement. Issue remains same. I have updated Rom, nothing changed. I like this phone so much but his problem makes me sad. Could you advice me please? I have tried al settings.Nothing changed. I did Google search but not more could find. Maybe you have this experience before, share with me please.

[Guest Corwin9S]

Hi guys,

I hope to get some advice from you. I have I900 but from buying battery lasts for 10hrs. I have bought spare 3 batteries for replacement. Issue remains same. I have updated Rom, nothing changed. I like this phone so much but his problem makes me sad. Could you advice me please? I have tried al settings.Nothing changed. I did Google search but not more could find. Maybe you have this experience before, share with me please.

here is what I suggest on my own forum dedicated to our i900 (google translated) :

Disable Wi-Fi when not in use

Go to Manager Connections:

Start>> Settings> Connection>> Manager data calls

Disable Bluetooth and the option visible when not in use

Go to Manager Connections:

Start>> Settings> Connection>> Manager data calls

Reduce the brightness of the screen

Change the backlight settings, adapting it to LOW.

Put the power management and turn the brightness level to LOW.

Start>> Settings>> System> Backlight

Reduce the frequency of update ActiveSync

Change the schedule for updating Access ActiveSync

Start> ActiveSync> Menu>> Schedule

Reduce the frequency of update Email (link)

Access your mail in options send / receive and adjust the frequency of update

Turn off the haptic feedback

Uncheck "Display Supports" (Screen Taps penultimate checkbox)

Start>> Settings> Personal> Sounds & Notifications

Disable beep comments

Disable vibration lorqui you tap the screen

Start>> Settings> Personal>> Vibrations

Turn your camera in standby after use

Just press the power button after each use

Disable the data connection when not in use

Tap the data connection on the taskbar and choose "Disconnect"

Setting the backlight brightness of the screen

You can adjust the backlight brightness level that you need by using manual corrections with "Manual" or you can set it to "Auto" for the days when the sun shines really.

If you are bright enough in a place (office ,...), paid on the minimum in "Manual Setting"

Start>> Settings>> System> Backlight

Turn it off if not used

Do you need light when you're not there?

Adjust the setting according to your preferences. Set the timer to turn off your device or backlight when idle. You can specify the behavior that is when the i900 is on battery or AC power.

Start>> Settings>> System>> Battery

- "Battery Power"

- "External Power"

Call Screen

You can also act by turning off your screen during the call (with the exception of cases of video calls).

Start>> Settings>> System>> Battery

- "Call"

Energy saving

Also remember to activate the power saving mode automatically manage windows ...

Start>> Settings>> System>> Battery

- "Energy Saving Mode"

WiFi

What a great invention that the wireless ... but cons, what does it pump like juice! Remember to activate the power saving mode for WiFi ...

Start>> Settings>> System>> Battery

- "Wi-Fi"

adjusted once all this, remember to restart your i900 ... it can not hurt him!

>> http://www.i900playeraddict.com/i900_forum...?f=10&t=783

>> http://www.i900playeraddict.com/i900_forum...?f=10&t=782

and technical considerations : http://www.i900playeraddict.com/i900_forum...f=10&t=1914

[Guest sda77]

Thank you for your reply. I tried all as you said. Still no help.Battery getting flat in 10 hours. Links below are about interesting topics, but they are not in English. I think there is nothing to do with settings, some function just using battery and causing to get flat in short period. I am not specialist on I900 as most of you guys for that way can not find problem myself.

[Guest jumper007]

You cannot stop the battery from going flat. This is how our all omnias were made (the i900's).

PS: At least in my country.

Edited June 18, 2011 by jumper007