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[Q] Why do voice calls drain so much battery...??

hi all,
voice call is the main culprit for my battery drain...
when i talk for 1 minute my battery reduced by 5%...
so..,when i talk for 20 minutes the whole battery gone...
what might be the problem...???
i have kyrillos v8.0 OC updated to 8.1...
previously i had DDJP2...stock...the same problem exist there also...but not this much...
if anybody had the same problem...pls reply..
i already commented in kyrillos official thread...but no response...
pls need help...

First flash g3mod latest kernel. Then set voice call
profile in set cpu. If still got problem. Calibrate battery
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Yeah....
Same thing happens with me when I make Voice Calls....
Battery gets a little bit more used when voice calls are made.....

AdiNova said:
First flash g3mod latest kernel. Then set voice call
profile in set cpu. If still got problem. Calibrate battery
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ya...i did everything as u said already...but the problem still persists...
need more help...

LooksLikeSmart said:
ya...i did everything as u said already...but the problem still persists...
need more help...
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Chill mate! Just let the battery drain then charge to full. The problem should be gone after 3 cycles
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P.S If my post has helped you in any way, don't feel shy to click the Thanks button

AdiNova said:
Chill mate! Just let the battery drain then charge to full. The problem should be gone after 3 cycles
Accidentally sent from my ultra-speedy SG3 phone using Tapatalk
P.S If my post has helped you in any way, don't feel shy to click the Thanks button
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thanks bro...let me wait and reply...
anybody has different views...pls comment if u know anything..

LooksLikeSmart said:
thanks bro...let me wait and reply...
anybody has different views...pls comment if u know anything..
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looks like ur battery got corrupted..
but bfr rplacing batt , b sure of it..

Wait for a few battery cycles after draining the battery, don't interrupt the charging, when the phone says fully charged turn it off but keep in charging. A battery icon will appear and when the battery icon has 100% written on it, then the battery is actually full.
Also try using the non-overclocked version of kyrillos' ROM. It may solve some of the battery drain problems since the CPU is not working at insane speeds (insane for our phones anyway ).

s2 plus GT-I9105p battery drain

Hello guys
I'm new here
I have galaxy s2 plus GT-I9105p and i've just upgraded to JB 4.2.2. after 100% charging got about 35% in 2.30 hours !!!!!
please help to stop battery drain

darkknightma said:
Hello guys
I'm new here
I have galaxy s2 plus GT-I9105p and i've just upgraded to JB 4.2.2. after 100% charging got about 35% in 2.30 hours !!!!!
please help to stop battery drain
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thats an issue on 4.2.2

Remove unneccesary apps from ur rom.
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jetwoot said:
thats an issue on 4.2.2
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no it's not
go to location settings > turn off google access my location
done
now my batttery life is more than 12 h

Brian_SGW_CM9 said:
no it's not
go to location settings > turn off google access my location
done
now my batttery life is more than 12 h
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ok i try it today. thank u
sorry for my English bad

Resolved?
darkknightma
Did you resolve the battery life issue in your Samsung i9105?
Mine was doing great on battery life until a recent Android update (?), it is still 4.2.2, but something changed.
My i9105 could hold a 100% full charge for over 2 Days if I didn't use it. Now I can take it off the charger at 8 AM and by 2-3 PM it will be 50-75%, not being used.
go to location settings > turn off google access my location
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I keep all data, WiFi, and GPS off. I tried to disable the Google access to my location, but I find only Settings, More, Location Services, Access To My Location: 0/1. Nothing specific to Google.
My i9105 has not been rooted and is all original, new, 3 months in use.

Does always having "Toolbox" feature on drain battery?

Does anyone else keep the Toolbox feature on at all times and do you notice a battery drain? TIA!

Anyone?

Joe0113 said:
Does anyone else keep the Toolbox feature on at all times and do you notice a battery drain? TIA!
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I keep it on all the time and I'm getting superb battery life on stock rooted rom, using Greenify although I was getting great battery life with Toolbox on before I rooted.

Ramer84015 said:
I keep it on all the time and I'm getting superb battery life on stock rooted rom, using Greenify although I was getting great battery life with Toolbox on before I rooted.
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Thanks man, so you literally keep Toolbox on 24/7 no matter what?
Anyone else too?! :good:

It doesn't matter. The service is always running regardless so leaving the toggle on versus leaving the toggle off is simply a matter of whether you'd like to see it off or not.

CNexus said:
It doesn't matter. The service is always running regardless so leaving the toggle on versus leaving the toggle off is simply a matter of whether you'd like to see it off or not.
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Do you know the service name so I can hibernate it?

Joe0113 said:
Do you know the service name so I can hibernate it?
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tw_toolbox

I also used Greenify, its the best battery saving app on the market, if you get the donated version it has some experimental features that can work on system apps, but I wouldn't messed with that to much on SGS5, they work perfectly on my Nexus 5, I would get easily 16 hrs used on my Nexus with Greenify and Xposed Framework working hand in hand. I Greenfiy every app thats in my toolbox, and when I used the app it comes out of hibernation and after words it goes back into hibernation, similar to freezing a app on Titianuim backup.

I've just spent two days on twice factory resetting then reinstalling 100+ apps on my Samsung tab to try to stop the "security storage" process pegging at about 20% whenever the screen is on, and finally I realised that having the "toolbox" switched on is the culprit. Just turning it off in the settings makes "security storage" go down from 20% to about 2%, and that makes a clear difference to battery life. Just reporting in this old thread for google to find to help others.

[Q] "Cells Standby" cause Battery Drain after 5.0.1 update? Gsam picture Included

[Q] "Cells Standby" cause Battery Drain after 5.0.1 update? Gsam picture Included
Battery Drain turns faster after I update N5 to 5.0.1 and ReRooted.
the update used this Method: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=57621585&postcount=15
Current state:
Rooted
Google Now Enabled
Location Reporting Disabled
GPS Disabled
Screen Light: Auto
Singal Strengh: -65dBm 23asu
And the Gsam screensnap is listed below.
My question is :
1. How to make the battery drains slowly ? when I am in 4.4.4, it is much more better, maybe it is caused by 5.0.0 or 5.0.1 ?
2. Is the battery draining mainly by "Cells Standby" ? I can see it in top of "Battery" of "Settings", but when I use Gsam to analyse, the "Cells Standby" seems all right?
Thanks.

If you hardly use your screen, other things will be the biggest users of battery.

rootSU said:
If you hardly use your screen, other things will be the biggest users of battery.
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Yes, but when I use the screen more frequently, the "Cell Standby" is still the biggest drainer in "battery" of "setting", which never happend in 4.4.4.

It's probably an app keeping your phone awake. Seems you have almost 17 hours awake, out of almost 20. Try to use an app similar to Better Battery Stats to check what's keeping your phone awake.

It might be Google Play Services.

You can use Disable Service app (you're rooted) and try to untick some Google Services Syncs. See post 2 in Battery Troubleshooting thread of this forum. Other option would be Greenify. Good luck.
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My guess is an app that trigger google play service
try with safe mode too see if it's 3rd party apps related

morphvale said:
It's probably an app keeping your phone awake. Seems you have almost 17 hours awake, out of almost 20. Try to use an app similar to Better Battery Stats to check what's keeping your phone awake.
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BBS? Thanks, I will try.
BTW, can Gsam be used to check it?

MrObvious said:
It might be Google Play Services.
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Maybe. But this can't explain why cells standby used the most battery.

Matrix_19 said:
My guess is an app that trigger google play service
try with safe mode too see if it's 3rd party apps related
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Thanks, but what does "safe mode" mean?

DodouWang said:
Thanks, but what does "safe mode" mean?
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Same as a windows computer. Boot into safe mode, runs minimal services and apps.

DodouWang said:
Maybe. But this can't explain why cells standby used the most battery.
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If the mobile radio is being used I believe it falls under this bracket.
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This. </thread>

I don't know if you noticed before but the issues lies on the exclamation mark on the wifi and cellular icons if you see them frequently.
I had abad battery drain issue before. I solved the problem by luck. I owned a Linksys WAG320 modem before. Someday it become bricked than I bought an Asus N55. Wakelocks gone that day. So I made a test at my office where a bad wifi connectivity exists. At the office there's still wakelocks than I realized that the issue ise bad wifi connectivity.
So you must find yours. I think it would be a bad cellular data (not cellular itself because you have a good cellular connectivity).

My battery ends very quickly and I do not know why.

My battery ends very quickly and I do not know why.
Maybe it's adguard (block adds on all the apps on my phone) or that adguard is show there because it's working on the VPN Internet so the Internet working all the time and because it, it's show in the first list?

Adguard is using most of your battery

DANIELTZ19 said:
My battery ends very quickly and I do not know why.
Maybe it's adguard (block adds on all the apps on my phone) or that adguard is show there because it's working on the VPN Internet so the Internet working all the time and because it, it's show in the first list?
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hi bro
install accu battery from play store and use normally about one week then accu battery can get you many accurate data about disscharging speed or which app drain your battery
if you see anything is normall you should calibrate your battery

rmb.gh said:
hi bro
install accu battery from play store and use normally about one week then accu battery can get you many accurate data about disscharging speed or which app drain your battery
if you see anything is normall you should calibrate your battery
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Thanks!

rmb.gh said:
hi bro
install accu battery from play store and use normally about one week then accu battery can get you many accurate data about disscharging speed or which app drain your battery
if you see anything is normall you should calibrate your battery
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This?

DANIELTZ19 said:
This?
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yeah

rmb.gh said:
yeah
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Ok, it's already a week, what is mean?
And my phone even stuck alot!! And is very new, i have it only a month

DANIELTZ19 said:
Ok, it's already a week, what is mean?
And my phone even stuck alot!! And is very new, i have it only a month
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your foreground usage shown that your usage not too much
but your darin tell us that your phone have some hidden services that drain your battery
i advice you do reset factory because many of times we can not find the battery drainer
but one important question
are you on custom rom or rooted phone?
if true did you modify cpu or other ?

rmb.gh said:
your foreground usage shown that your usage not too much
but your darin tell us that your phone have some hidden services that drain your battery
i advice you do reset factory because many of times we can not find the battery drainer
but one important question
are you on custom rom or rooted phone?
if true did you modify cpu or other ?
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I'm on original stock rom without root,

DANIELTZ19 said:
I'm on original stock rom without root,
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ok
as i told you the best way is reset factory
but after reset factory install only the necessary apps

rmb.gh said:
ok
as i told you the best way is reset factory
but after reset factory install only the necessary apps
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Why to reset? I have the phone less then a month, it's very new, and i have only 12 apps that i install

DANIELTZ19 said:
Why to reset? I have the phone less then a month, it's very new, and i have only 12 apps that i install
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i told you some times your phone store some hidden services ( process on background ) that can drain your battery so fast and can not recognize that services so do factory reset then if you see your battery more drain ( abnormal ) you should get it to sony garanty