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On 22/08/2012 18:42, Bruce wrote:
Jarle H Knudsen wrote: On 22 Aug 2012 11:15:55 GMT, Neil Williams wrote: wrote: If you use smartphones a lot the battery can go within a day which isn't much use if you're spending the day away from the hotel. I charge mine every night, but it rarely if ever needs more. I need about two and half charges a day on my Samsung Galaxy S II, so I carry extra batteries and have a separate battery charger. Problem solved. I found my HTC smartphone needed more than one charge a day so I bought an aftermarket battery with 50% more capacity which, although slightly bigger, still just fits in the battery compartment. It gave the phone the extra time needed so I only charged it once a day. But what made the biggest difference was upgrading the Google OS to 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. Power management is much better and I can get two days out of one charge as long as I avoid a couple of apps that are particularly power hungry. I have an iPhone 4S, and I find that I need to charge it only once every 24 hours, even with heavy usage. If I leave it alone for a bit, then I could probably even go as long as 36 hours without charging. |
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