Is there anyway to disable the 4 lights on the bottom? I'm assuming this would increase battery performance as the lights are always on when I'm using the phone.
Shiv4m said:
Is there anyway to disable the 4 lights on the bottom? I'm assuming this would increase battery performance as the lights are always on when I'm using the phone.
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Nope there is not. For better battery life you can recondition your battery.{wipe batterystats.bin} on a full charge. My battery life sucked and what helps a lot is shutting off the data when you are not using it. Your battery life will almost double. Depending on how much data you use.
Where can I find the .bin file?
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Shiv4m said:
Where can I find the .bin file?
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Dont need to find it.. When your battery is at 100% boot into recovery mode, go to advanced then wipe battery stats. Or you can get battery calibration app in market. Both work good
That's odd that you can't turn off the home row lights as they were off on previous Froyo ROMs. It it a Gingerbread or a Cyanogen thing? They seem to go off every now and then.
Are they on all the time, could be BLN, or LED Notify.
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Even when my phone is in stand by mode and the screen is off my battery gets killed what can i do?
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Two questions
1: What update are you running / rom... stock JFD, stock JI6, Vibrant9, Bionix, Master Rom?
2: What does your phone say is using the batter... sorry if that seems odd but... go to Settings > About Phone > Battery Use. And post the percentages.
frankiedizzle87 said:
Even when my phone is in stand by mode and the screen is off my battery gets killed what can i do?
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Even though your phone is in stand by mode, there are several apps that try to use data services in background. As the previous post suggested look at your phone status to understand what is using most of the battery and might be try killing that task and give it a try.
recondition that ****
My battery life is not very good, I am running axura 2.1. Is there any thing I can to to condom or reset my battery info?
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Paticakeman said:
My battery life is not very good, I am running axura 2.1. Is there any thing I can to to condom or reset my battery info?
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Condoms don't work like that.....
V5 custom vibrant
Oh swype...you got the best of me again.
Condition*
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Charge phone to 100% keep plugged into charger reboot in to cwr under advanced wipe battery stats and then reboot then unplug charger drain battery until it turns off this might help. Also if you are not using the stock kernel that could give you bad battery life
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battery conditioning isnt gonna extend battery life as most people think.. all it does is give more accurate battery % reading.
battery depends on how much you use your phone, brightness settings, what/ how many widgets and apps you have and how often do you use them.
im running axura 2.1 just checked 17hrs 34mins unplugged with 32% left
my brightness is at 60% about 2hours total calls, checked ESPNscore about 5 times, roughly 100 or so txt messages, checked Yahoomail and FBook more or less 8-10times each. NO WIDGETS RUNNING, not auto synching with GMail.
** i always odin to stock, then after flashing a new ROM in CWM, i always wipe cache partition, dalvik cache, and battery stats before rebooting**
well hope this helps
Thanks
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Looking for an app that can give me an accurate time of when my battery will be completely dead, charged, and current percentage. Tried battery eta and currently use battery diviner which.gives me everything Ibwant but I feel its not to.accurate at times. Anyone know if there is a really good accurate app out there or should I stick with just checking the battery level?
http://www.androlib.com/android.application.com-darshancomputing-batteryindicatorpro-pxwx.aspx
https://market.android.com/details?id=ccc71.bmw
greenjeans said:
https://market.android.com/details?id=ccc71.bmw
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+1 This is what I use.
ZDBox from the market. It serves multiple purposes.
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This is my first time uploading a picture using my phone, so I don't know if you have to click it or if it will embed, but here is a screen shot of ZDBox's battery manager. You can also set is to display in the notification bar if you choose.
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CLoft239 said:
ZDBox from the market. It serves multiple purposes.
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I use ZDBox. I like you can have the info on the drop down. Also will tell you how much time until charged.
This all started when I updated to the new updated version of Android OS that Motorola pushed out. Any thoughts? I just got the phone 3 weeks ago.
abedin said:
This all started when I updated to the new updated version of Android OS that Motorola pushed out. Any thoughts? I just got the phone 3 weeks ago.
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Look at your battery usage stats and find the culprit.
Settings > Battery & data manger > Battery usage
dcarpenter85 said:
Look at your battery usage stats and find the culprit.
Settings > Battery & data manger > Battery usage
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It says 14H 6M on battery and it breaks it down as follows:
Phone idle 59%
com.motorola.service.main 14%
Motorola Services 11%
Cell standby 10%
abedin said:
It says 14H 6M on battery and it breaks it down as follows:
Phone idle 59%
com.motorola.service.main 14%
Motorola Services 11%
Cell standby 10%
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Phone idle too all the battery?
Must be cell standby.
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Avelnan said:
Phone idle too all the battery?
Must be cell standby.
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This has all started shortly after updating the OS.
try calibrating your battery (Battery Calibrator on the market) or deleting the battery cache file.
fattybunter said:
try calibrating your battery (Battery Calibrator on the market) or deleting the battery cache file.
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Thanks, I'll give that a try. Do you know which works best? There are two apps with the same "Battery Calibrator" name in the market.
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Thanks, I'll give that a try. Do you know which works best? There are two apps with the same "Battery Calibrator" name in the market.
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Either works, they do the same thing.
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Either works, they do the same thing.
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What is this app supposed to do? Does it really work?
theres no need to use a app to calibrate your battery i usually just let it deplete to until the phone turns off then plug it in and go straight to cwm and erase battery stats then let it charge to full then reboot into cwm and erase battery stats again.
Are you using faux123 kernel or you are stock?
Please im having same problem can u explain that again for a noob i have cwm just can u put a lil detailed way to do that
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jimmerz0823 said:
Please im having same problem can u explain that again for a noob i have cwm just can u put a lil detailed way to do that
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Are you asking how to wipe battery stats in CWM? If so..then if your using the latest CWM (that doesn't require you to be plugged in) simply power off your phone, then hold the power button and volume down button (at same time) until Fastboot appears on your screen, then use the volume down button til you see Android Recovery, hit power button to select, use your volume rocker to navigate to Advanced, hit power button to select, then navigate to Wipe Battery Stats and hit power button to select. After that just Go Back until you see Reboot Phone and select that.
No im using the older one that u have to b plugged in can u still do that
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I have read that the battery calibration doesn't work and also I have tried it with no effect.....
So what's your opinion on that??????
Request to mods if not suitable topic to be discussed plz close the thread..... Thanks
My understanding is, that battery calibrators delete battery stats files. This will happen anyway when you charge your phone. So there is no need to calibrate the battery, it does automatocally once you fully charge your phone.
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Sony said" You can charge your phone when you want. You don't must wait until you see 15% and less" There's no.need to do battery calibration. Not with our battery because it's a new type. In older battery you must do it but not now.
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Vaith said:
Sony said" You can charge your phone when you want. You don't must wait until you see 15% and less" There's no.need to do battery calibration. Not with our battery because it's a new type. In older battery you must do it but not now.
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battery calibration works for me somehow
in my opinion it gives accurate battery stats or percentage.
mrmtsuruya26 said:
battery calibration works for me somehow
in my opinion it gives accurate battery stats or percentage.
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for me a restart corrects battery percentage.. maybe a bug or something..
After battey calibration.my battery % stucked at 0%!!!
in my case.i try to use this app.after i rooted.because my phone's battery % is not increasing no matter what way i chrge.btw.the apps says the it would delete battery stats.bin.right?but when i used it.(no rebooting or chrging.i try to go data/system by root explorer.)there was a battery stats.bin again.i think this is the reason why my sola is stucked at 0%.
what's the effectvly way just to delete that?or it is advisble to wipe through cwm??
i thnk this is need just.ur battery's life is accurate on what % of your battery is shown at ur phone.
correct me if im wrong tnx.
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eiyen11 said:
in my case.i try to use this app.after i rooted.because my phone's battery % is not increasing no matter what way i chrge.btw.the apps says the it would delete battery stats.bin.right?but when i used it.(no rebooting or chrging.i try to go data/system by root explorer.)there was a battery stats.bin again.i think this is the reason why my sola is stucked at 0%.
what's the effectvly way just to delete that?or it is advisble to wipe through cwm??
i thnk this is need just.ur battery's life is accurate on what % of your battery is shown at ur phone.
correct me if im wrong tnx.
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You should learn something about Android before posting stupid posts... You can delete your battery stats and this won't be better battery life... NEVER.
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If you have battery problems, charge to 100%, drain it untill it shuts the phone down and then charge it to 100% turned off if possible. I do this whenever I change ROM.
it's not healthy to do this often! Once a month is okay.
clearing battery stats won't do much help
I have been having issues with my battery for a long time...at first I thought a virus might be draining all the battery...but when I scanned my files with a AV nothing was found...A few days later I noticed that my screen would blink with the LED and illumination bar every time a notification would display due to an app...so I simply uninstalled the app and voila back to normal.
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I have been having issues with my battery for a long time...at first I thought a virus might be draining all the battery...but when I scanned my files with a AV nothing was found...A few days later I noticed that my screen would blink with the LED and illumination bar every time a notification would display due to an app...so I simply uninstalled the app and voila back to normal.
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And? This thread is about battery calibration(not needed and this thread should be close because there is too much stupid posts) not about your experience.
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Vaith said:
You should learn something about Android before posting stupid posts... You can delete your battery stats and this won't be better battery life... NEVER.
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i thought noob users is welcome here.why are u saying that kind of thing??respect the opinion of other members.
XperiaMT27 said:
for me a restart corrects battery percentage.. maybe a bug or something..
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Lol that happens because your battery is not calibratet...
Mikulic1802 said:
Lol that happens because your battery is not calibratet...
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Yeah maybe, but I found no serious need to calibrate
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If i calibrate my battery can i reboot my phone? Or after reboot i will calibrate it again?
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i thought noob users is welcome here.why are u saying that kind of thing??respect the opinion of other members.
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Ignore his post. He used harsh word on almost all his post.
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LENNUJ said:
If i calibrate my battery can i reboot my phone? Or after reboot i will calibrate it again?
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no need to calibrate again
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no need to calibrate again
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Thanks
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battery % stucked at 0%
what way can i do to fix this kind of bug?i already done battery wiping through cwm.but still its 0%.pls help.
Thx
zvorkapic.os said:
If you have battery problems, charge to 100%, drain it untill it shuts the phone down and then charge it to 100% turned off if possible. I do this whenever I change ROM.
it's not healthy to do this often! Once a month is okay.
clearing battery stats won't do much help
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+1 Thx