Four days’ charge on an Android

Re:Four days’ charge on an Android by pashakym on Wednesday October 02, 2013 @08:41PM (#6486391)

Depends on how are you using your phone and what applications you are running. Try to use G-maps and facebook for a couple of hours and your battery will be empty.

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Re:Four days’ charge on an Android by pytrin on Wednesday October 02, 2013 @08:44PM (#6486406)

Like I say in the article - mileage will vary depending on usage, and GPS still sucks the battery. However, 4 days on normal usage is a nice achievement :)

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Re:Four days’ charge on an Android by pashakym on Wednesday October 02, 2013 @09:12PM (#6486513)

Are you using TaskKiller? I use it to monitor "suspicious" services on my Adnroid. That helped me to disable many "old" apps that just run-out my battery.

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Re:Four days’ charge on an Android by pytrin on Wednesday October 02, 2013 @09:16PM (#6486535)

I used to use TaskKiller for memory clearing purposes. Haven't used it since I upgraded to CM 10

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Re:Four days’ charge on an Android by pashakym on Wednesday October 02, 2013 @09:51PM (#6486642)

I am working on data sync service, mainly sync data between cloud and mobile. 30% of apps installed on my Android do data sync. This thing is killing battery.

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