sand_man
Honorary Master
Gees, that's heavy. Can't say if the fix has worked for you or not. Guess you will have to let it run a day or two and gauge the effect but 9% in half an hour (admittedly under load) is not all that flash...
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I am still being swred around by vodacrap, so i am porting to mtn to get anew phone. however in the interim, while i have been fighting, the galaxy s has come out. has some interesting features. Should I stick with the Desire or should i go with the galaxy.? I like the hd part of the galaxy, but i heard that the sense ui of the desire is better than galaxy's. anyone who has both phones?
Reports on this forum also indicate the battery life is a bit better. Specwise they're similar, Galaxy S does edge it out slightly.
As someone who owns a Desire I would say get the Galaxy - I love my phone, but I think the Galaxy is just a teensy bit better.
Funny you should say that. I've just gone 2&1/2days on a single charge (admittedly on a relatively light load).And I don't care what people say about getting two days per charge - its just not possible.
Funny you should say that. I've just gone 2&1/2days on a single charge (admittedly on a relatively light load).![]()
Should be set to auto but to preserve battery life set it to GSM (2G) as this coverage is for the most part extensive where WCDM(3G) is not.So i've looked at my battery usage by application (*#4636#*#*).
Also under the menu is Phone info, where there is a choice to set the preferred network type. It is currently set as WCDMA preferred. Is this correct?
My thinking is that if its not correct, then the phone will constantly try to find a tower that provides CDMA instead of GSM which is what we use in SA. I have NO idea what all this means.
So i've looked at my battery usage by application (*#4636#*#*).
Also under the menu is Phone info, where there is a choice to set the preferred network type. It is currently set as WCDMA preferred. Is this correct?
My thinking is that if its not correct, then the phone will constantly try to find a tower that provides CDMA instead of GSM which is what we use in SA. I have NO idea what all this means.