Jb battery - LG Optimus L9 P760, P765, P768, P769

Anybody use jb face a battery drain?!!
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Yes, me, really a battery drain

Yes battery drain is bad.
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post some screen...i would see

No noticeable battery drain. Goes one and half day. I am not music and video guy, but 3G, emailing, sms, calls, wifi, etc on most of the time.
I disabled some bloatwares in app manager. Disabled MLT (lg log app) from hidden menu.
I use Advanced Task Killer, which stays in memory all the time and kills other unwanted background apps EVERY HALF hour in CRAZY mode.:good:Works perfect on all of my androids since last three years.
I also use Smart Profile which Automatically, Darkens screen to 20%, starts silent profile, switches off 3g/2g data, BT, wifi, etc all at 11pm automatically. In the morning the profile automatically changes back to normal at 7:30AM.

cmahendra said:
I use Advanced Task Killer, which stays in memory all the time and kills other unwanted background apps EVERY HALF hour in CRAZY mode.:good:Works perfect on all of my androids since last three years.
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totally useless use of task killers. I'm surprised at you

I think battery drain can be related to Media Scanner, it consumes a lot of cpu time and takes longer on my 32gb microsd.
I disabled its autostart and battery life is still good on Jelly Bean.
Do you see it in battery stats?

Carter07 said:
I think battery drain can be related to Media Scanner, it consumes a lot of cpu time and takes longer on my 32gb microsd.
I disabled its autostart and battery life is still good on Jelly Bean.
Do you see it in battery stats?
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no i don't.
i see in Kernel Wakelock -> PowerManagerService and wlan_ctrl_wake, the most
and Partial Walelock -> NetworkLocationLocator of Maps, but disabling it, Google Now maybe not work

But in my tab 2 in same hardware except Mon, its jelly bean don't have this problem, even it has better battery consume when compare with [email protected][email protected]
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totally useless use of task killers. I'm surprised at you
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Respect your opinion. I am nuts. No surprise.

no battery drain found
instead, the battery life becomes greater :good:

I also noticed much less battery life on JB. Even with similar use, hard to get 1 day out of the phone now (with music, fb, wifi etc), while before by the end of the day I still had around 30%

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Respect your opinion. I am nuts. No surprise.
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Nut? ...mmm ok but when you stop service, its restart. Automatically. So battery is spent for close and restart. I advice you rom toolbox for stop definitely programs
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Nut? ...mmm ok but when you stop service, its restart. Automatically. So battery is spent for close and restart. I advice you rom toolbox for stop definitely programs
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Yep I agree.
In android it's not a good idea to use a task killer.

Same here now i have 1gb ram. Okay 768mb stupid system eats 200mb+ but never less i dont use a task killer. It killes te ram it self doesnt lag. With my old lg o2x wirh 512 mb 380 with ram hack i used task killer other wise always lags.. but now nen is okay

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JB L9 has its own Taskkiller, so i've activated it, set to once per hour, lowest value.
And battery drain seems to be higher here, too. Maybe there will be some bugfixes in the near future, so currently no root for me.

I noticed battery drain, too

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Problem is there is not a valuable reason for battery drain. We need to understand why with new jb there is battery drain. Hoping in an official fix by LG obviously.

As per my observation, I think main cause of battery drainage in JB is media scanning service wich runs too slow and consumes lots of battery. After stopping this service from running services, battery percentage stops getting down. But i am unable to freeze this service. One more reason to freeze this service is that we can't use any stock app related to media while media scan is running. I even don't know after freezing media scan what bad thing can happen.
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See. My battery usage, i even dun have touch the phone today. Just at home hold it for about.three hours.....
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Your Battery Life Tweaks

Sure would be nice to hear some of the tricks people use for saving battery life. I see plenty of screen shots showing off your battery life, not many tell how.
Please don't bash me for what I have frozen. Phone works fine for me. YMMV. You will notice that I have pretty much nothing ever syncing, that is fine with me. I am always looking for more to freeze...
I am currently using ROM: UnNamed | KERNEL: Siyah | KEY: ICS Keyboard
TITANIUM BACKUP FROZEN APPS​
AccuWeather
AllShare
Android Live Wallpapers
Ap Mobile
BLN control
Digital Clock
DRM*
Email - I just use Gmail
Google Backup Transport
Google Calendar Sync
Google Contacts Sync
Google Partner Setup
Kies air
Kies via WiFi
Live Wallpaper Picker
Media Hub
Microbes
Nfc Service
Ocean Weather
Program Monitor
Quickoffice
Samsung keypad
SNS*
Social Hub
Swype
Synchronize
Talk
Wifi*
Windy Weather​
GENERAL STUFF​
For internet, I always use WiFi unless it is not available
Only time I use Bluetooth is when I am in my car (Microsoft Sync)
I manually check my email (Gmail)
Turned off all Haptic feedback
Lowest Screen Brightness (Auto Off)
All Animations off (Display Settings)
Screen Timeout 30 seconds
Touchkey Timeout 1.5
AutoSync Off
Motion Activation Off
Market Notifications/Updates Off
I use black lock-screen/wallpaper + No widgets
SetCPU - lulzactive (Siyah) conservative (Entropy)
I use Task Manager to kill all, almost every time I relock device.​
UNDERVOLTING​
3 AnTuTu's run to check if that crashes it. AnTuTu is not a good way to check for stability though, I highly recommend using your Internet browser and loading websites with your agent set to Desktop. Try scrolling while the page is still loading, and try a cluttered website filled with posts like: http://gosugamers.net/general/. Also be sure to see if your phone can wake up out of sleep!
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On average I lose 1% battery a hour with screen off. In good wifi/cell reception that is.
What do you folks do?
advance task manager works great, set it up to kill all apps at screen lock
1% an hour sounds about right. I'm not sure you're going to get much better than that. You could check out the battery drainers thread for info on finding wakelocks.
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joshuadjohnson22 said:
advance task manager works great, set it up to kill all apps at screen lock
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Don't use task killers they hurt battery life
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Nick281051 said:
Don't use task killers they hurt battery life
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Want to explain why, or at least link to some credible data for that?
Nick281051 said:
Don't use task killers they hurt battery life
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seem to help mine....
Its been discussed a number of times in various battery related threads. The issue is that you end up killing a lot of tasks the phone needs, so it has to restart them all the time, which is less efficient than leaving them running. If you have a rogue app draining your battery becuase it isn't shutting down there are better ways to deal with it.
Is this 1% an hour drain with the radio on or off? Ill have to check what mine gets with it on, but when i turn my radio off i get 1% drain every 4 or 5 hours
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Is this 1% an hour drain with the radio on or off? Ill have to check what mine gets with it on, but when i turn my radio off i get 1% drain every 4 or 5 hours
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I totally agreed. Here is my battery status. Have radio off and wifi toggle widgets to turn them on when need it
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=19149590#post19149590
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Want to explain why, or at least link to some credible data for that?
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http://www.androidcentral.com/ram-w...mpaign=Feed:+androidcentral+(Android+Central)

[MOD ROM] [DeBlur - DeBloat] Motorola Razr XT910 ICS - Remove unnecessary apps

I have been cleaning all the bloatware that Motorola installs on the Razr XT910. The main idea is to leave the Official Stock ROM 4.0.4 ICS (672.180.41.XT910.Retail.en.EU) as close as possible to the original Android provided by Google. The results after applying this tweaks are impressive in speed gain, battery saving and audio quality on calls.
Initially I have not deleted anything. What I have done is rooting the phone and freeze all the Motorola bloatware with the App "Quarantine Pro" (http://is.gd/vi2ADR) -You can use Titanium Backup Pro too-. Thus if you want to recover some feature of the unmodified original ROM (update via OTA , etc.), you could.
The advantage of applying this mod over an official ROM is that we will get results with all that entails in terms of stability and specific design for our hard but with the undeniable benefits of a custom ROM in terms of fluency, speed and battery saving.
Then I leave the (huge) list of garbage apps and services that can be freezed without stability problems or FC (I tested one by one) in a Motorola Razr XT910. The list is ordered as follows:
App name, service or process | Is it safe to freeze? | Package name | ODEX Name | Description
Check list of bloatware here:
It´s highly recommended to make a Nand Backup from Recovery to avoid unnecessary bricks.
After you test the MOD, please come back and give your feedbak in the poll above. Thanks for your colaboration.
Note: You can also use this list in any Motorola Android based phone, since Motorola use (almost) the same name for its app and services.
Reserved.
Thank you
Thank you, trying right now! I will report back soon
Gracias bro!! :laugh:
I like what I see
Will this work for the JB 4.1.2 leak?
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I like what I see
Will this work for the JB 4.1.2 leak?
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I have freezed some of the processes of the list in my actual ROM, based on Verizon 4.1.2 and everything is working perfect. More free RAM, better battery life and graphically runs really smooth
Nandeh said:
I have freezed some of the processes of the list in my actual ROM, based on Verizon 4.1.2 and everything is working perfect. More free RAM, better battery life and graphically runs really smooth
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Yes, the battery life and the smooth on graphics are really improved doing this mod. And thanks for testing on a Verizon 4.1.2 version of the Razr. I can't test it on that version, so thank you very much!
rampee said:
I like what I see
Will this work for the JB 4.1.2 leak?
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Yes, it must work there too. So make a nand backup and try it!
So far so good, everything flying around with all the bloat freezed. I am amazed by the amount of useless moto apps there were in there ahah!
Thank you so much again!
is it okay to freeze the deep sleep service? i think deep sleep helps you with the battery when your phone isn't in use.
by freezing the deep sleep service will not make your battery drain faster instead?
kreez said:
is it okay to freeze the deep sleep service? i think deep sleep helps you with the battery when your phone isn't in use.
by freezing the deep sleep service will not make your battery drain faster instead?
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it was said which services are safe to be frozen... but not to freez them all... think for a minute man...
kreez said:
is it okay to freeze the deep sleep service? i think deep sleep helps you with the battery when your phone isn't in use.
by freezing the deep sleep service will not make your battery drain faster instead?
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No. The deep sleep service only works when you select that option in the shut down menu. Otherwise if you don't use that feature is abolutely useless.
How about the new JB update. There are some items in titanium that are not on your list. Thanks
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After freezing most of the things given in the list i noticed that the phone lost some bluetooth features. I did defrost everything that looked related to.bluetooth still cudn fix.it
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No. The deep sleep service only works when you select that option in the shut down menu. Otherwise if you don't use that feature is abolutely useless.
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strange.. my razr's shutdown menu is only consists of power off, airplane mode and sound mode toggles..
and as far as i know deep sleep is a state when the phone is idle and then the power management turns off the CPU so it would be less battery consumption..
because even though i never select any deep sleep mode but in my BetterBatteryStats app it still shows 'deep sleep' power consumption on deep sleep state at the "CPU status" tab.
so i think it's part of the power management service and to turn it off the effect would be the opposite if u want better battery life right?
CMIIW
johnzenobia said:
How about the new JB update. There are some items in titanium that are not on your list. Thanks
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I'll made a new list based on JB when I can test all the new process.
I freezed Motorola Services but it's still running in background.. I've checked with ROM ToolBox Pro, it's seem Motorola Services has a bunch handlers, it is safe to disable all of them..?
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you are the one !! Why can't I see this useful thread before I have headache with frequently freezing rom
thank you :victory:
awesome ! I didn't know there were so many rubish apps and processes, it really works much better without them, thanks !
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Waiting for the Jelly Bean list This is an awesome thread !

Battery drains while device is sleeping???

Hello there
I am aware that the Galaxy S3's battery isn't that great, but I have held an HTC One X for a while (which has an even worse battery) and it was actually much better than my S3's. The problem with the S3 is that it drains really hard while the device is actually SLEEPING. Like this morning I got up at about 9 AM and the phone was charging all night so it was 100%, so I decided to unplug the device and leave it till I got back (about 5 hours later) and it was already down to 89% or so. How does that happen? It's supposed to last much longer than that while it is sleeping, correct?
Here are some screen shots from Battery Stats Pro which I believe is the best battery application.
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The developer of Battery Stats Pro is advertising another application for saving battery, I may go ahead and give it a shot but I remember trying a similar application on the HTC One X before which made things even worse.
I have been on the leaked 4.2.2 for a while now but the battery draining problem has been there ever since I got the phone, on 4.1.2, and I have tried many custom ROMs as well as deodexed 4.1.2, 4.2.1 and 4.2.2 but the problem remains, to a large extent, the same.
Does anyone know what could be causing this? I don't have local warranty because I purchased the device from abroad and I don't want to invest in another battery if it's going to be the same.
Any information and/or advice are much appreciated.
Thank you.
I forgot to mention that I have read a lot of guides regarding better battery times and modified the settings in order to achieve that, like Auto screen brightness, lowering volume, disabling touch sounds, haptic feed back, vibration, key-tap sound/vibrate and other things. I also changed Facebook's Refresh Interval settings from 1 hour (which I forgot to change) to Never; the only client that I set to Push is my hotmail account because I really need it.
Do you have a anti virus? They usually keep the four cores working all the time.
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is the charger you're using samsung's original one?
On many devices i so this and i can tell you that you need to find the problem, but if i see right just try to uninstall Facebook (one of the bigger drainer) and the test it. Any app that try to connect to internet,even if wifi or data connection is off is a battery drainer.
Thanks for your replies. No i do not have an anti virus. Yes i am using Samsung original charger which is plugged in the wall port directly. Finally i do need Facebook and wouldn't want to in uninstall it but I'll give it a shot. Would i have to remove Facebook messenger as well?
my facebook runs all the time i connect to internet! that's not a problem. if you are rooted, you can manage start up programs using es task manager for example.
Use greenify and use betterbatterystats not the you using right now
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TarekElsakka said:
Thanks for your replies. No i do not have an anti virus. Yes i am using Samsung original charger which is plugged in the wall port directly. Finally i do need Facebook and wouldn't want to in uninstall it but I'll give it a shot. Would i have to remove Facebook messenger as well?
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Uninstall facebook messenger as the normal Facebook app can send massages too, also increase the notifications intervals.
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Uninstall facebook messenger as the normal Facebook app can send massages too, also increase the notifications intervals.
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i was having the same problems
i uninstalled the facebook app and just use facebook through a browser.. not that seemed to make it any better .
i also downloaded DS battery saver and set it to aggressive over night(need to manually set it every night though) .. didnt pin point the problem but stops it draining over night
@negri I did the exact same thing. I set DS Battery Saver to aggressive overnight and it works wonders, although as you said, it does not point out the problem. I am assuming, though, since all DS Battery Saver does is turn off mobile data overnight while the screen is off, maybe Mobile Data just uses a lot of battery and there's nothing we can do about it. It's either that or some applications are constantly connected to the internet all the time.
Try turning off mobile data/WiFi until you need to use it.
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from another similar post > [Q] Galaxy S3 Battery drain
facebook and others app cause various wakelocks, syncs, etc, causing power consumption and battery drains. (look logs in your monitor battery stats and analysis it)
"i do using greenify too, it's better than traditional battery savers or task killers.
u can use greenify, but to use the real potential of this app, you need root to full hibernation. look the apk developer instructions and tips.
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you can try too battery saver with profile battery settings based in time or battery level scheduling.
greenify hibernate (just "zzz", not freeze or kill apps) users and system apps (system need root).
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Battery Life < 4 Hours!

So as of recently my battery life seems to be just terrible. I haven't done anything weird or started using any apps that are doing things in the background to drain my battery. I've been using the Devil kernel on and off (i thought it was having a negative effect on my battery life, but even a stock CM doesn't last long.
I should also not that when my battery does get to about 2-3% or less when im using the phone the screen brightness will start to flicker, and that if i turn my phone on after the battery having died in most cases if it tries to boot it results in a bootloop which is only fixed after i have wipe my data partitions.
Here are some screenshots of my battery stats from my usage this morning (and a few others ive taken):
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I haven't even had the phone a year is something wrong with the battery or phone maybe? Im tempted to see if i can get it fixed under warranty...
Not really relevant but it also has a shattered screen
Something could be off with the media process. Try without an sd card. Some people (myself included) have had problems with the sd card being unmounted and mounted again, causing the media process to rescan the whole sd, huge battery hogger.
Edit: also try using better battery stats (free on the xda android apps section) to see if you can identify the problem.
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Something could be off with the media process. Try without an sd card. Some people (myself included) have had problems with the sd card being unmounted and mounted again, causing the media process to rescan the whole sd, huge battery hogger.
Edit: also try using better battery stats (free on the xda android apps section) to see if you can identify the problem.
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at the moment i don't have an sd card installed, i did have one but took it out to use it for other stuff. Will try better battery stats and see if that gives me any more info as to where all my battery is going.
The Android OS stat being so high compared to Screen (normally the largest consumer) suggests you have something running. If you tap the Android OS line it will open and show you what is running. That gives you a start on what should or should be on. Haven't used Better Battery Stats but ES File Explorer and ES Task Manager are good tools, and I have Battery Booster which can Optimise the system by killing unneeded apps. Also DL Greenify - if hibernates apps and saves memory and battery without affecting performance noticeably.
note: I like ES Task Manager because you can kill apps then hit refresh and see which ones restart - lets you have a good idea what is needed versus what hasn't been closed after use.
So i ran my phone from 100-5 and had better battery stats measure things, i took some screenshots can anyone see anything unusual?
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So i ran my phone from 100-5 and had better battery stats measure things, i took some screenshots can anyone see anything unusual?
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use an app like GREENIFY to hibernate the apps when not in use. if that doesn't help, change the kernel to like siyah and check the battery performance. if this is common on any custom rom and custom kernel, flash a stock ones and return to warranty and handle the phone to service center. :good:
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So i ran my phone from 100-5 and had better battery stats measure things, i took some screenshots can anyone see anything unusual?
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well, the most wakelocks are caused by Maps, but your CPU governor is messed up - your CPU is at the max power almost always. What kernle are you using and are you using any CPU tweaking apps?
Maps seems like the cause:
Your stats show 4 hrs in deep sleep and about 3 hrs awake, but only 22 minutes of screen time.
And amongst the wake locks (stuff keeping your phone awake) maps seems like the winner, with skype following close by.
You need root, the following things should help:
Try converting maps to user app (not installed to system) and try the app greenify to suspend it while not being used. Or freeze it directly with titanium backup and unfreeze only when needed.
Try turning off wifi and gps location off unless you need some app to know your location (in adjustments).
Also use some cpu speed control app. You can limit your max cpu speed to 1ghz or lower without loosing performance (unless playing heavy games). Also you can create a cpu profile with about 300mhz when screen is turned off, which is enough for music playing.
Strange seems like my cpu doesn't want to scale down from 1400mhz, its just sitting there constantly :| back on the stock kernel now btw

Excesive battery drain on Existenz 3.5 due to... whatsapp?

My Z2's battery is draining really, REALLY fast. In a normal day I only use it to check whatsapp sometimes and mostly to hear some music.
I have Existenz 3.5 installed on my phone and I thought it might be rom related issue so I clean install a couple of times and nothing happened. Then, I checked on the battery stats and saw that the Whatsapp was the app that was consuming the most amount of battery (30%) then the Google Play Music (around 9%) and so on... So I decided to greenify Whatsapp... Still the same thing.
While all this happened I should say that auto sync was disabled, I was using 2G, the minimun brightness and barely turn my screen on.
After all this happened I decided to put the phone into Android's battery saving mode, still nothing happened. I don't now what to do, I also already calibrated my battery.
Is this soft-hard ware related problem? What should I do?
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I'll post the screen capture as soon as my phone wakes off it's dream.
How old is your phone?
Try to uninstall whatsup (or freeze) for one day and check the results.
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Sound like the mobile radio active bug. Go to Settings -> Power Management -> Battery Usage and have a look at whatsapp. Does it look like my image below (note mobile radio active for hours)? If so, it's the mobile radio active bug and it's an android bug. You'll need to kill whatsapp or toggle mobile data on and off.
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I bought my phone in February so I guess it's not that old. I already froze WhatsApp on Greenify.
Yes, the bat stats look like that, radio usage is waaaaaay big. But that workaround haven't helped me since I've been toggling it a couple of times per day (I go to college then to my home)
Something weird is that yesterday when I was at work sometimes I started to feel the heat on my leg and then I take out my phone and put it on my face, so I can now the temp better, and it was hot. I don't like that because I'm only listening music, c'mon
Thanks for the help.
P.S.
If there's a bad batch of Z2s, could you tell me the name so I can compare it to mine?
and_buitrago said:
My Z2's battery is draining really, REALLY fast. In a normal day I only use it to check whatsapp sometimes and mostly to hear some music.
I have Existenz 3.5 installed on my phone and I thought it might be rom related issue so I clean install a couple of times and nothing happened. Then, I checked on the battery stats and saw that the Whatsapp was the app that was consuming the most amount of battery (30%) then the Google Play Music (around 9%) and so on... So I decided to greenify Whatsapp... Still the same thing.
While all this happened I should say that auto sync was disabled, I was using 2G, the minimun brightness and barely turn my screen on.
After all this happened I decided to put the phone into Android's battery saving mode, still nothing happened. I don't now what to do, I also already calibrated my battery.
Is this soft-hard ware related problem? What should I do?
P.S.
I'll post the screen capture as soon as my phone wakes off it's dream.
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This is Lollipop problem I also install exteinz 3.5 rom in my xperia z2 and see really battery drain after this problem I install stock kit kat based rom and feel promlem is solved.Sorry for my English
So, the only possible solution is going back to KitKat?
Well… I'm waiting for Android 6.0
and_buitrago said:
So, the only possible solution is going back to KitKat?
Well… I'm waiting for Android 6.0
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There's a Xposed module that may fix the problem for some people, you could try that.
Or turn mobile data off when you're not using it. And greenify doesn't kill an app or helping this issue at all it needs to be forced stopped.
Finally the heat could be related to this issue. The problem is that the phone keeps powering the antenna when it shouldn't be.
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o0 Matt 0o said:
There's a Xposed module that may fix the problem for some people, you could try that.
Or turn mobile data off when you're not using it. And greenify doesn't kill an app or helping this issue at all it needs to be forced stopped.
Finally the heat could be related to this issue. The problem is that the phone keeps powering the antenna when it shouldn't be.
Sent from my D6503 using Tapatalk
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If you observed in first start in Lollipop rom strongly heated and first run it takes a lot of time but in kit kat based rom phone isn't heated stronly and first run loading very fast.From this we can see lollipop battery drain
and_buitrago said:
My Z2's battery is draining really, REALLY fast. In a normal day I only use it to check whatsapp sometimes and mostly to hear some music.
I have Existenz 3.5 installed on my phone and I thought it might be rom related issue so I clean install a couple of times and nothing happened. Then, I checked on the battery stats and saw that the Whatsapp was the app that was consuming the most amount of battery (30%) then the Google Play Music (around 9%) and so on... So I decided to greenify Whatsapp... Still the same thing.
While all this happened I should say that auto sync was disabled, I was using 2G, the minimun brightness and barely turn my screen on.
After all this happened I decided to put the phone into Android's battery saving mode, still nothing happened. I don't now what to do, I also already calibrated my battery.
Is this soft-hard ware related problem? What should I do?
P.S.
I'll post the screen capture as soon as my phone wakes off it's dream.
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I too had that problem. Try charging it too full and using battery callibrator callibrate it. Do a complete charge. U'll face severe drain after the first cycle of callibration. Then you'll get good battery life

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