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My MBP5,3 has been reduced to around 2 hours battery life. I had never really measured before but I am guessing at least 5 hours was feasible.
Quite frankly this is worse than the maps issue.
My MBP5,3 has been reduced to around 2 hours battery life. I had never really measured before but I am guessing at least 5 hours was feasible.
Quite frankly this is worse than the maps issue.
The MBP5,3 is a mid-2009 model - might be time to have the battery replaced of you're a heavy battery user. What's the battery health?
My MBP5,3 has been reduced to around 2 hours battery life. I had never really measured before but I am guessing at least 5 hours was feasible.
Quite frankly this is worse than the maps issue.
Have you updated to the latest release? Is this 2 hour battery life what you are experiencing from full charge to dead or what the battery timer is reporting.
100% 16 h 55
50% 17 h 34
8% 18 h 05
I just spoke to Tim, he said he apologizes for the battery life. He said that there are 0 cases where hardware ever starts getting faulty and that this tarnishes the name of the entire industry, not just Apple.
(did you note my sarcasm? Or do I have to explain it to you)
The MBP5,3 is a mid-2009 model - might be time to have the battery replaced of you're a heavy battery user. What's the battery health?
Which patch because that article, dated August 24, is talking about 10.8.1 but they released 10.8.2 on the 5th of October.Apparently the patch doe snot work so well on all models, http://arstechnica.com/apple/2012/0...-improve-battery-life-for-some-mac-notebooks/
Maybe roll back to Lion if it's that important.
Yeah, this ^. OP, in case you don't have one there are a couple of useful battery health apps in the app store, I'm using http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/battery-health/id490192174?mt=12
Its usable for 9.5 hours on Snow Leopard that I have gone back to.