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[Q] Is system timer 32bit?

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So this is what happened to me after hitting 24 days, 20 hours, 31 minutes, 23 seconds, 646 milliseconds, 999,99 microseconds = reaching 32 bit signed integer. Is it an app problem or system problem?

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.environment.tickcount(v=VS.95).aspx
so it´s a limitation of Silverlight , pretty lame if you ask me . Basically they are counting on that at least on 24th day you will reboot your phone.

Sounds like the app should be able to track up to 49.8 days of uptime. i.e. if TickCount is negative, then you know the phone has already been on for over 24.9 days.

Impressive Battery Life (light usage)

Yes it's another battery life thread, but I don't think I've seen anyone post 2 days+
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Screen brightness 30%, light browsing, 20 texts, few phone calls, bluetooth use in Torque, OTA update and sync with Gmail/twitter/facebook.
Biggest hit on battery life was probably the average signal at work.
Yes it's pretty much minimal use, but seems to better than the S2 ime and a massive improvement from the Desire I upgraded from.

Please just post in this thread already made, found here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1374286.
BTW, that's awesome.

Epic 4G Touch Battary Voltage Chart

In case anyone is curious, this is voltage/battery% on our phones.
Originally created to see if there is a difference between freshly flashed phones (under 48 hours, black dots) and "settled" phones (over 48 hours, black dots).
This data can be easily acquired using minimalistic text(which is awesome for many reasons) or Battery Monitor Widget by 3c. Im sure there are others if anyone wants to contribute data.
This is with stock 1800mah battery.
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Updated...

Thanks! I just happened to search for this today and happened upon your thread. This was exactly what I needed to know.

Waste of battery due to the application of the system in standby mode !

And could not figure out what was wrong. Per night charge is lowered from 62% to 45% ! For the fifth day, all the hungry Google release of the application, Auto Sync had been turned off. How do I know what it could be? Tried to enter the code ( usage statistics ) in the dialer - nothing was found . Although in the past five days , one night the phone still lay without a problem, per night and left only one percent .
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Including the program Wakelock Detector:
At the moment, the system program is running 6 times , before it was 169 !

Battery is kind of messed up

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Hello this is my usage for my LG G7 ThinQ (KR variant) and I'm unsure if this one is normal so I'm trying to find fixes since battery is draining pretty quick
I tried the following:
-Reformatting (even downgraded from android 10 to 8)
-Remove bloatwares
-Use phone on 1080p display
-Use stock and microsoft launcher
-Switched my data from LTE to 3G/2G only
-Turn off AOD, Google history blabla
-idk what else but it kinda is frustrating to use this phone to surf 3 hours and drain easily :/
Hopefully I can use this for a little longer and I'll be satisfied on this phone
(made an xda acc for this specific quedtion)