I guess this seems like a good problem to have, but since I got the stage fright update, I've been having these small spikes of battery gain when my phone is off the charger. Anyone else getting this? It looks good on the surface, but I don't know if it maybe indicates some issue with the battery?
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davidweitz said:
I guess this seems like a good problem to have, but since I got the stage fright update, I've been having these small spikes of battery gain when my phone is off the charger. Anyone else getting this? It looks good on the surface, but I don't know if it maybe indicates some issue with the battery?
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That battery graph is an estimation. Temperature changes and usage changes can cause it to go up a little now and then as a correction. Always been that way....... now and then. :good:
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I just found this Wakelock after seeing many small blips in the the awake part of the native android battery graph.
Is it just me? Anything I can do about this?Should I even care?
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I just found this Wakelock after seeing many small blips in the the awake part of the native android battery graph.
Is it just me? Anything I can do about this?Should I even care?
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i had a similar wakelock problem on my nexus with certain early jellybean ROMs, the fix then was to open maps and let it get a lock, then exit. sorry if this doesn't help.
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I just found this Wakelock after seeing many small blips in the the awake part of the native android battery graph.
Is it just me? Anything I can do about this?Should I even care?
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Are you using latitude? Make sure if you're not you check the settings to say that you're opted out of latitude.
I've tried googling this but the problem is either not widespread or its simply normal. When I use Chrome, sometimes the sandbox process will appear and it will absolutely drain my battery. The screenshot below is considered pretty good, at times I can see the process second top in the battery eating race after screen. Does anyone else encounter this? How do I fix it?
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I have experienced this from time to time and I know others who use Chrome more extensively may see 3+ on their battery list by the end of the day which is disheartening.
I can't say how to fix it or what they even represent though.
Here is a thread discussing the topic:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/google-nexus-5/help/chrome-sandboxed-processes-killing-t2575649
I have the same problem and is driving me crazy as I tried other browsers cause of that but ended up returning to Chrome. If you find a fix please let me know. I searched the entire web for a solution and nothing yet...
What do the gaps mean in this graph? Never saw this before Lollipop OTA update?
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What do the gaps mean in this graph? Never saw this before Lollipop OTA update?
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Usually the gaps show when your phone is powered off for that period of time.
That's the thing. My phone is never powered off, it's either in use or on standby.
I am also finding that bluetooth never goes to sleep and the "keep awake" reading is the same as the number of hours the phone has been on and is the highest battery consumer.
Anyone else?
As far as I know, if you don't power off, then it is abnormal. For Bluetooth you may want to get an app such as better battery stats to try and determine if a rogue app is responsible.
I took the plunge for this battery thanks to an Amazon Warehouse deal.
Result of first day (after charging it fully with the official Samsung cradle charger):
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Battery:
http://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B00R7DZHYM
TPU Cover (the plastic back of the battery is WAY too slippery):
http://www.ebay.it/itm/361223304214
Will keep testing and report again after 2 more full charges.
Wow that's amazing! Does NFC and stuff still work?
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Wow that's amazing! Does NFC and stuff still work?
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Unsure, I don't have any tool to test the NFC with. But the battery has the NFC bulge on it, so it should work.
Regarding the further screenshots, I wasn't able to kill the battery yet, so I have yet to make close-to-death ones.
I did notice that it stays at 1% for like a couple of hours and if I remove and it put it back it jumps back up at 17%, so I guess the usual issue is still present, sadly.
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As the title says, this fell off of my OnePlus One. It looks to be related to some kind of antennae or something, but I'm not sure. There are 2 just like it on the opposite side under the white square. Any information would be appreciated.
After some research and testing it looks like it was GPS related according to this link.
It turns out it was affecting my GPS signal significantly after comparing with my wife's OPO. I lost the little contact that fell out so I packed the hole with aluminum foil which seems to have solved the issue, thank goodness.
What battery did you get and where and how much , is it an official battery from opp ? My battery seems to drain really quick, i recently replaced the mic vibrator/antenna on mine (not battery loss reason)
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