[Q] Data network switching - Samsung Infuse 4G

Has any one tried manual data network switching (i.e. from hspda to edge)? Does it save battery life? Is there an automated app for this (like when the screen is off).
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crispy1805 said:
Has any one tried manual data network switching (i.e. from hspda to edge)? Does it save battery life? Is there an automated app for this (like when the screen is off).
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Try juice defender APP, it will stop your data when your screen is off.
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But, some times, when screen is on, it takes time to get the data network. it happens occassionally, i dont know why it happens.
Any one has idea?

2G/EDGE increases battery life by about 60%, esp noticeable in calls.

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[Q] GSM/WCDMA Switch for APM

Hello guys,
I am such a newbie and recently I flashed Lightning Sense 4.1 Rom. Before that I was using Viper Rom and it had the switch for 2g/3g but Lightning ROM does not. It was very useful for me since I need to stay on 2g most of the time cause of battery problems. Is there a way to add it into the rom that I currently use by flashing a new version or something?
Thanks.
EDIT: The title is wrong. It was supposed to be for Quick settings... Sorry my bad
Hi yes you can change it by going to*#*#4636#*#* press on phone information then press on your current signal a menu will come down, change your signal, scroll down press refresh. Your done. You can do this with ANY rom. Hope I helped! Best wishes
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Also a extended battery might be a good thing to buy. It solved my battery problems.
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Ext. Quick Settings
realsis said:
Hi yes you can change it by going to*#*#4636#*#* press on phone information then press on your current signal a menu will come down, change your signal, scroll down press refresh. Your done. You can do this with ANY rom. Hope I helped! Best wishes
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Also a extended battery might be a good thing to buy. It solved my battery problems.
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Hmm.. Tried what you have said but I dont think it's what I need. I am just asking if I can add the option 2g/3g switch for extended quick settings.
This will allow you to set your phone to 2g or which ever signal you wish.
This short cut will keep you on 2g if you pick that on the setting. Hope it helps
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Battery power horrible!

This is horrible. Screen in time is maybe and hour and 50 mins. I love ktonnsez kernel and cm10 stable release. Kernel settings:
Max:1728 Min:192 Governor:ktoonservative io:noop disabled the touch boosters. Screen off profile mhz:384 screen off profile governor:ktoonservative.
What am I doing wrong?
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Well, you over clocked your phone. That will do it. And the battery stats look normal.
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DroidOnRoids said:
Well, you over clocked your phone. That will do it. And the battery stats look normal.
And do you have Account Syncs turned on? If so, turn it off. Also, looks like you have Facebook running. Disable push notifications on that app. Better yet, get rid of it completely lol It sucks.
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Completely just screwed up my reply... Sorry about that.
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Actually you need to up your screen of clock. That low and the CPU has to keep running with the screen off to finish up tasks so your phone can't go in deep sleep. Also use better battery stats because I'm guessing you have an app causing a wake lock.
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I realize the over clock will brig the battery down. But the screen is what I'm confuzed about 40%? Is that normal? And it drains in 4 hours with maybe 50 minutes of screen on time. I'll try the Facebook and sync thing. But I have no idea why my battery would drain so bad just from the screen. I've never really experienced it on my incredible this bad. Same thing with the iphones and they suck.
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kintwofan said:
Actually you need to up your screen of clock. That low and the CPU has to keep running with the screen off to finish up tasks so your phone can't go in deep sleep. Also use better battery stats because I'm guessing you have an app causing a wake lock.
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Alright. I'll see if it works
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If you dont have it get CPUSpy and make sure the phone is deep sleeping.
I just posted these in the CM10 thread, my phone right now about halfway thru my day, I run 1512 interactive cfq on stock kernel, 12/4 Nightly

battery damaged or what's wrong with my S3?

Hez guys. My baterry life is getting shorter and shorter. I closed all apps and it went from 100% to 47 over night. Made an Screenshot (sorry my system language is german) and why does it say it lost so much power cuz of the display? It was off 99% of the time
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That's not display, my man. That's the android system. Something is running rogue. Go into settings>applications>slide over to running apps. See what is running. If it's something you don't use (or haven't in awhile) uninstall it and see what happens.
Something is running rogue. It may even be the media scanner. There are a lot of threads here talking about how to stop the media scan battery drain. I'd look into that and then download CPUspy from the market. Check to see if your phone is entering deep sleep.
Ya feel me?
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Also, if you weren't using your phone that much, it would still show display near the top, here is why:
ANY time you use your phone, that is screen on time. If you look at your chart, you can see that only about 5 things are happening. Those percentages equal 100%. So let's say you were setting an alarm clock or geeking on the phone for a bit (while plugged in and charged) before bed, then that would be the majority of what you were doing. However, your OS is running always (it's what runs the phone) and is apparently doing some heavy work during your sleeping hours -- always running. Cell standby is normal.
Make sense?
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Edit: what is your screen timeout? Do you have "screen on" while charging? Maybe your screen stayed on while you were asleep.
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1ManWolfePack said:
That's not display, my man. That's the android system. Something is running rogue. Go into settings>applications>slide over to running apps. See what is running. If it's something you don't use (or haven't in awhile) uninstall it and see what happens.
Something is running rogue. It may even be the media scanner. There are a lot of threads here talking about how to stop the media scan battery drain. I'd look into that and then download CPUspy from the market. Check to see if your phone is entering deep sleep.
Ya feel me?
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Also, if you weren't using your phone that much, it would still show display near the top, here is why:
ANY time you use your phone, that is screen on time. If you look at your chart, you can see that only about 5 things are happening. Those percentages equal 100%. So let's say you were setting an alarm clock or geeking on the phone for a bit (while plugged in and charged) before bed, then that would be the majority of what you were doing. However, your OS is running always (it's what runs the phone) and is apparently doing some heavy work during your sleeping hours -- always running. Cell standby is normal.
Make sense?
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Edit: what is your screen timeout? Do you have "screen on" while charging? Maybe your screen stayed on while you were asleep.
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Crazy Battery, can't figure out why.

So usually on a work day, my phone will sit in my car for 13 hours without being touched. By the end of the day when I go to bed, I'll be around 80% to 83% battery.
Today I noticed a couple hours after I got hoe that I was at 31%. For the record, this is a Maxx. I have two different wakelock detectors installed on my phone but I can't find anything that indicates what went haywire today. The Battery section in Settings just says it was "Android OS".
Here are some screenshots of the screens. Do any of you see anything I'm not? I have no idea what the culprit was.
Could point to poor cell service reception but it sounds like the phone was in the same place as other days.
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Maybe you could try airplane mode if you notice it happening again ?
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Khanusma said:
Could point to poor cell service reception but it sounds like the phone was in the same place as other days.
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Maybe you could try airplane mode if you notice it happening again ?
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Yeah, same place it always sits at when I'm at work.
My battery life has been no where near as good as it was my first few days as well.
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Reboot it. Something is stuck on.
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Disable location reporting as well that's a large killer
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It's happening :(

Hey guys, I've been having some problems with occasional and sudden network signal drops. The bars just dissappear out of the blue and reappear just as sudden as they went.
Also, Bluetooth sometimes randomly disconnects.
Anyone with the same issues? I hope it's software.
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I see similar stuff with network strength. I blame it on Sprint.
Has nothing to do with the network itself but the phone. I never had any problems with my s4. I hope it's software related...
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I hope you're right. I can sit in my house and have only one bar, then, later, in the exact same spot, have 5 bars. I worry about what it means for my battery consumption.
exxi said:
Has nothing to do with the network itself but the phone. I never had any problems with my s4. I hope it's software related...
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You are assuming that things work all the time the same, they don't. Unless you have your S4 turned on with a sim in from the same network on the same setting, running at the same time to test, you cannot throw out "The network always used to be fine" as they do not always function the same in different areas at different times. Masts can have problems causing unusual network activity intermittently.
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flu13 said:
I hope you're right. I can sit in my house and have only one bar, then, later, in the exact same spot, have 5 bars. I worry about what it means for my battery consumption.
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It'll be fine for battery, I have 1 or no bars randomly and sometimes full, in the same place. It's normal on most networks especially if the phone is switching between 2g/3g/4g/lte and standard network interference can also cause this.
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exxi said:
Hey guys, I've been having some problems with occasional and sudden network signal drops. The bars just dissappear out of the blue and reappear just as sudden as they went.
Also, Bluetooth sometimes randomly disconnects.
Anyone with the same issues? I hope it's software.
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I would say if it keeps up after a few days, especially the bluetooth, and you have no update waiting, it could be the phone.

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