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Hi,
Since ive updated to JB im having extremelyy poor battery life (maxx 2hrs screen time with total 9hrs of on time). Recently it has gotten worse and 'media' and 'sdcard' processes are also taking a lot of my battrry n it hardly lasts for more than 4-5hrs even if not in use. Kindly help as i have even switched roms etc etc
Thanks
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I kinda have the same issue.
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Try one of the custom kernels....my battery life improved using Franco's latest version. I got through a whole day without plugging in which never happens.
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shredrex said:
Try one of the custom kernels....my battery life improved using Franco's latest version. I got through a whole day without plugging in which never happens.
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What ROM are you using though ? I'm paradigm , I'm thinking of trying stock idk yet xD
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Kernel or rogue app.
I have tried so many kernels and roms including cm10, aokp and slimbean but in all of them the same 'media' process is taking 40 to 50% of my battery even in standby. Is it some app that might be responsible for this drain?
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Most likely an app.
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Can you recommend me the best way to find out which app is it? I have uninstalled 80 apps and still the problem persists. There are only 40 apps on my phone now, mostly trusted ones like viber whatsapp etc so kindly recommend me the best possible way to find out which app is responsible for the drain
thanks
mohsin125 said:
Can you recommend me the best way to find out which app is it? I have uninstalled 80 apps and still the problem persists. There are only 40 apps on my phone now, mostly trusted ones like viber whatsapp etc so kindly recommend me the best possible way to find out which app is responsible for the drain
thanks
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I was reading in another thread that the viber app was causing battery drain for some people. I will see if I can find the thread.
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I'm seriously confused now ...i have installed paradigm rom and also slimbean again with stock apps only and still the problem persists ...is it possible that some of the files in my internal storage might be being used up by GAPPS constantly and causing the drain? :S
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mohsin125 said:
Can you recommend me the best way to find out which app is it? I have uninstalled 80 apps and still the problem persists. There are only 40 apps on my phone now, mostly trusted ones like viber whatsapp etc so kindly recommend me the best possible way to find out which app is responsible for the drain
thanks
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Use an app called Better Battery Stats - this app will help you determine which app may be keeping the phone awake.
I was having some pretty abysmal battery life with google now enabled,but since I've disabled it I've noticed a upswing in battery life.
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Use an app called Better Battery Stats - this app will help you determine which app may be keeping the phone awake.
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BBS is going to be your best friend on finding what causes battery drain.
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Help me out people ....i'm not sure if this is good or not. And is there anyway to improve it without juice defender
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Screen on time?
Yeah..screen ontime would help. I usually last like 14 hours with 5 hours screen on time. I don't hold back since I have a spare on the external charger lol.
Its ok if you're a hard core user like having your face stuck on the screen all day long
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Help me out people ....i'm not sure if this is good or not. And is there anyway to improve it without juice defender
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You should give undervolting a shot if your kernel supports it. That helps with reducing power consumption while in use, while juice defender helps with reducing power consumption while not in use.
Heres an update no charging
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That's not very good, even given the fact that you're on 4g the whole day.
You need something like JD. The 4g looks like it's killing you.
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That's not very good, even given the fact that you're on 4g the whole day.
You need something like JD. The 4g looks like it's killing you.
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Jd??? What's jd?? Oh juice defender lol.As of right now i'm running slickmod 3.1 nothing else added
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I dont know what's going on but I never had a battery drain like this...and I have the galaxy nexus extended battery in!!!
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yeah that's rather bad. i would put on average that our phone would last 4+ hours display on screen without the use of JD and other stuff.
I would say voice uses more battery than display on.. but barely... like 1.3 : 1 ratio in use voice : display.
Your android system looks a bit high too. Maybe a fresh wipe and install would help things.
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yeah that's rather bad. i would put on average that our phone would last 4+ hours display on screen without the use of JD and other stuff.
I would say voice uses more battery than display on.. but barely... like 1.3 : 1 ratio in use voice : display.
Your android system looks a bit high too. Maybe a fresh wipe and install would help things.
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I was thinking that but i've done it two times already
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I was thinking that but i've done it two times already
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I would try another ROM. Which one are you using atm?
Maybe it's your bad signal dude....
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Ok so most likely its my signal.....just really took notice that in Hawaii 4g is really unstable
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Its ok if you're a hard core user like having your face stuck on the screen all day long
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Dude.. 22hrs? I need your current setup lol that's a decent battery life i would be happy with that!
it's not your signal, your signal is mostly green when in use. and as you can see the cell standby and stuff is a small %. but yeah try a different rom.
For the last few months Ive been using the thread located here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1599025 while this does great help to my phone I still have a hard time keeping a decent charge. Lately Ive found that It takes an incredibly long time to charge however, it seems less time for it to go dead. What am I doing wrong?
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just try to wipe battery stats in cwm recovery
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just try to wipe battery stats in cwm recovery
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did that but its still not making a difference.
Weapondrift said:
For the last few months Ive been using the thread located here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1599025 while this does great help to my phone I still have a hard time keeping a decent charge. Lately Ive found that It takes an incredibly long time to charge however, it seems less time for it to go dead. What am I doing wrong?
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hows your usage? post your battery stats and screen on time from tbe phones main settings, battery.
Now this is just standby time...this is including minimal usage
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Screen on time sir.
And screw the 4G. The max screen on time i see for people using 4G is 2h+, a GSM gnex can normally achieve 3h-4h+.
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just try to wipe battery stats in cwm recovery
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wiping the battery stats mean nothing. this has been proven.
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just try to wipe battery stats in cwm recovery
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All this does is wipe the battery stats in Android, nothing to do with the battery, the battery have it's own meter..
So...getting back on topic, what should I do
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Uninstall Lightflow if you have it!
I found out that it caused a lot of wakelocks and since I uninstalled it (my led doesn't work anymore of course :/) my screentime went from 2h to at least 3h!
Install Better Battery Stats to see what causes your phone to drain battery! "Paid" version free here at XDA
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Uninstall Lightflow if you have it!
I found out that it caused a lot of wakelocks and since I uninstalled it (my led doesn't work anymore of course :/) my screentime went from 2h to at least 3h!
Install Better Battery Stats to see what causes your phone to drain battery! "Paid" version free here at XDA
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He is right. I stopped using it and have a lot less wakes now.
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Uninstall Lightflow if you have it!
I found out that it caused a lot of wakelocks and since I uninstalled it (my led doesn't work anymore of course :/) my screentime went from 2h to at least 3h!
Install Better Battery Stats to see what causes your phone to drain battery! "Paid" version free here at XDA
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Lightflow is a part of CND, so unfortunately I can't uninstall it
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I've had TERRIBLE battery life ever since upgrading to 4.1.2 a couple weeks ago. I unplug at 7am, and by 3pm, it would be dead with minimal usage (max 30min. of screen on time) I've tried factory reset, and deleting all mp3 files to see if it's a bad mp3, but to no avail.
Attached is screenshots of battery usage and badass battery monitor.
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BTW: Running stock ROM and kernels. I've only unlocked the bootloader to flash from yakjuux to yakju.
Install betterbattery stats. I've got a feeling wlan is causing a lot of wakelocks. What encryption algorithm does your wifi use?
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I agree with this thread, having the same problem. Any answers? I have Wi-Fi turned off but are you talking about cell tower searching? Is there a way to control that? Possibly if the phone is constantly searching for LTE and 3G speeds at the same time?
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Since 4.1.1 i can't reach 3 hours of screen usage before battery has expired. Can someone confirm that?
needspractice said:
I agree with this thread, having the same problem. Any answers? I have Wi-Fi turned off but are you talking about cell tower searching? Is there a way to control that? Possibly if the phone is constantly searching for LTE and 3G speeds at the same time?
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Angelakaro said:
Since 4.1.1 i can't reach 3 hours of screen usage before battery has expired. Can someone confirm that?
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Hey!!! Dont hijack threads.
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How do you hijack and thread?
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Very funny. You said you have wifi off, op has wifi on. So, your issue is probably not related with the one op is having. So, dont hijack threads and open a new one.
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Better than my battery life
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i flashed bigxies stock 4.1.2 rom with trinity a67 kernel yesterday and gotta say i am impressed by the amazing battery life i am getting
I'm still talking about battery life after update so I'm guessing your just a idiot and have the reading comprehension of a 5th grader like most people.
Also I have noticed testing with my phone by forcing it on 3G only the battery life is much better so I'm pretty sure its the switching back and forth of the networks. That was for people who actually have a brain.
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I'm still talking about battery life after update so I'm guessing your just a idiot and have the reading comprehension of a 5th grader like most people.
Also I have noticed testing with my phone by forcing it on 3G only the battery life is much better so I'm pretty sure its the switching back and forth of the networks. That was for people who actually have a brain.
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People who "actually have a brain" don't need to be told that 3G-only is better for battery life than 4G/3G.
Where's my Mommy?
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Here is my battery. I'm running cm10, Franco kernel milestone 6 and stock battery.
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Turning off Location Services seems to help.
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Same here for me. I wiped everything, reflashed the stock 4.1.2 image and still have the battery drain, even with no accounts set up, location services deactivated, flight mode on and no extra apps installed. Drain is pretty consistently 5% / hour and my battery stats show no active states when the screen is off. I thought about it being related to a defective SIM card, but the same drain is observed with 2 different cards or even no sim card inserted. I have no clue what else to do...
I got my Gnex after JB was released. How was the battery life on ICS? How long could you have the screen on?
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When I didn't use my phone a lot, I went home with 70-80% battery after a workday (sync fully enabled, working WiFi all through the day). Screen time was ~3h.
So, is it worth going back to ICS? JB is superb, but i hate not being able to keep the screen on for a long time. I read a lot on my phone.
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Depends on what screen time you're getting now. My major concern is standby drain which is so high I couldn't get a decent amount of screen time if I wanted to. Oh, and and I use the European GSM Nexus, btw.
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Here is my battery. I'm running cm10, Franco kernel milestone 6 and stock battery.
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That is why i dont updated yet still on ice cream here is my battery life.
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I have an AT&T Galaxy S3, the I747, which is currently running the 5/10 build of PAC-Man, the 5/9 build of the KT747 kernel, and task650's 5/8 gapps. I dropped it about a month and a half ago, shattered the screen, and had to replace it. A quirk to this is that I had to replace it with a screen from a Sprint Galaxy S3, the L710. After I replaced the screen, on Friday, I flashed to the stuff I'm running right now. Yesterday (Sunday), I noticed that the sensor directly to the right of the front-facing speaker is lit up with a very faint red color at all times while my phone is on. I have done a little searching, and from what I can find, everyone is attributing this to Viber, which I don't use.
It's this one:
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My proximity sensor and light sensor are working fine still, but my main concerns are battery life and longevity. Is this light being on going to either hurt my sensor in the long run or create unnecessary drain on my battery, and if either is the case, what do I do about it?
I noticed mine was on one day while i was in bed, just rebooted and haven't had it since. I don't see why it would need to read data from the proximity sensor unless your on a call or so it shouldn't drain battery . if your in the SMS app then it might be using it for direct dial but I'm not sure if you have that feature in pacman
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Makoers said:
I noticed mine was on one day while i was in bed, just rebooted and haven't had it since. I don't see why it would need to read data from the proximity sensor unless your on a call or so it shouldn't drain battery . if your in the SMS app then it might be using it for direct dial but I'm not sure if you have that feature in pacman
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I don't have that feature, but it doesn't matter which app I'm in, or even if my screen is on or not. The red light is on all the time if my phone is on at all.
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drinfernoo said:
I don't have that feature, but it doesn't matter which app I'm in, or even if my screen is on or not. The red light is on all the time if my phone is on at all.
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Something is wrong. Probably one of your installed apps is keeping it on
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Something is wrong. Probably one of your installed apps is keeping it on
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Any ideas for a probable culprit?
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Try a program called greenify. It will tell you which programs are causing wake locks and what is using the most battery.
Hi, I used to have Viber installed, until I noticed that dot I didn't relate it. It made me panic so I went through my apps 1 by 1 and found viber to be the one keeping it always on even when its not running. If you don't have Viber, go to your installed apps page, go to downloaded tab and force close each one. If the red dot is persistent then its another app. Keep going until its gone and you'll find the culprit.
Have a good day.
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Hi, I used to have Viber installed, until I noticed that dot I didn't relate it. It made me panic so I went through my apps 1 by 1 and found viber to be the one keeping it always on even when its not running. If you don't have Viber, go to your installed apps page, go to downloaded tab and force close each one. If the red dot is persistent then its another app. Keep going until its gone and you'll find the culprit.
Have a good day.
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Found it!!! It was NiLS, which I use in my WidgetLocker set up
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Found it!!! It was NiLS, which I use in my WidgetLocker set up
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Nice man, glad to hear you caught the bugger! Aha better now than never!
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So I've been using Juice Defender for the past year or two now, and though there have been reviews somewhat negative or that it's only a placebo effect or something, it has helped my battery life extensively. There are times where I might accidentally disable it and forget to enable it, and my battery life gets worse enough that I notice almost right way and Juice Defender usually helps with that.
The feature I use the most is making sure that Data and Wifi and stuff are turned off when my phone is locked, but with a few exceptions for some applications like Pandora. Just looking for another application that can do something similar, and yeah, there's other things too, such as turning off the WiFi when there it can't connect after a certain interval, and not turning on both Data and Wifi when there's WiFi, for example.
Just looking for another battery application that does the same. Juice Defender has some small bugs on my phone such as messing with the bluetooth and they haven't upgraded their application in like two years now, so yeah, I'm just looking for a more updated application.
Check out Greenify (Play Store)
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Go battery not a bad one
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Undervolting.
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+1 for Greenify.
Does anyone have something for like switching from hspa to edge when screen off and no data transferring?
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Check out easy battery pro on play store. Works great for me.
Try Green power : it does all what you need and it's free.
Nobody is mentioning Tasker?
HERESY!
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Or try turning off what you're not using
Auto starts also helps
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I've been using Deep Sleep Battery Saver Pro and GreenPower Premium. I have to say the first app is not as customisable as the second, but it's pretty smooth, effective, has a more logical interface and I've never experienced an issue with it. There's also a free version that also does the job. And to all of you sceptics, YES, IT HELPS.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ijinshan.kbatterydoctor_en&hl=en
you must try this app. battery doctor.
it saves my nexus 4's battery alot.
checkout tasker. its a little bit overwhelming at first, but once you get the hang of it. Boy your phone can do marvel.
My Tasker Config:
Data Off : when Screen Off
Data On : when Screen On
from 19:00 to 03:00 : Wifi On (when i'm at home)
http://blog.gsmarena.com/batterygur...-out-of-beta-promises-clever-battery-savings/
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Does anyone have something for like switching from hspa to edge when screen off and no data transferring?
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try Llama
I've found my battery life to be better than when I was using juice defender after I downloaded and trained Qualcom's battery guru app. Check it out
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Try clever connectivity. It's very customizable and the thing i like about it, is it won't interrupt your connection if you're streaming music.
I use that with greenify.
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I've found my battery life to be better than when I was using juice defender after I downloaded and trained Qualcom's battery guru app. Check it out
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Only problem here is the 2 day waiting period lol. I'm a flashaholic and its driving me mad lol.......5 hours remaining until learning mode completes. Really hope its worth it ?
I'm a firm believer in giving a ROM/kernel sufficient time before complaining about battery life ( thats why i never complain about battery) so I guess this is giving me that sufficient time to let my phone settle at least.
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Using a combination of 2X Battery Saver, and Snapdragon Battery Guru. Works wonders.
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I am currently using Battery Guru as well by Qualcomm, but I had a quick question. Like slymobi, I like to flash the latest update for whichever ROM I am using at the time. I have about 13 hours left until baterry guru is done learning. My question is, if I do a titanium backup of everything including battery guru and then after installing new rom restore the app with data would I need to redo the learning process or can I just let it run based on the original learning process? Hope this question makes sense.
Thanks!