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- Jul 10, 2007
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Its not. All of my friends fight over chargers all day.
That says nothing about battery life. For all you know they could have not charged for days or used their phone for 8 hours straight.
Its not. All of my friends fight over chargers all day.
If its anything remotely like the Droid Razr i will steer clear. My razr is such a POS. Battery dies in a day with me not even touching it, rarely if ever goes on 4glte and the screen is all scratched to hell even tho it is in the same backpack with my sgs3, iphone4 and sgs2 yet none of them are sratched at all.
That says nothing about battery life. For all you know they could have not charged for days or used their phone for 8 hours straight.
Its similar to my GN. If I play with it for hours its low too or I can leave it with the screen off for a few days and its still good.
being IT manager means I need to fix my users portable issues on the fly.A wannabe Woz?
Seriously though, why so many phones?
And Samsung is notorious for shitty build quality and cheap plastics.
Too incremental. Waiting for HTCs 5" 1080P quad core 2GB nuclear bomb.
There's two variables there.
1. Most iPhone users don't do anything different to there phone such as jailbreaking. Regardless, the software itself knows how to handle power and the iPhone can last on WiFi/3G for over a week or so without any use.
There's two variables there.
1. Most iPhone users don't do anything different to there phone such as jailbreaking. Regardless, the software itself knows how to handle power and the iPhone can last on WiFi/3G for over a week or so without any use.
2. You're on a tech forum, and thus, I believe you have ROMmed your phone which can cause a substantial increase in battery.
I'm sure the Verizon ones won't.http://www.theverge.com/2012/8/17/3250448/motorola-bootloader-unlock-website
I'm expecting most if not all future Moto phones to work with this bootloader unlocking tool. Almost certainly Google's doing.
~12% on Wifi or 3G? 3G drains far more. And without any use means you probably don't sync anything. I left my phone in the car for 18 hours once and it drained far more than 12%. Honestly, putting an iPhone 4S and SGS2 side by side syncing the same stuff, the iPhone 4S wins by far.1.) My Samsung Galaxy S II phone uses ~12% a day on WiFi/3G without any use.
2.) This was on stock BTW. Not ROMmed, no extended batteries, etc...
I want to know how Motorola fits these big batteries into still pretty thin cases for the Maxx lines - and I want other manufacturers to figure it out.
Too incremental. Waiting for HTCs 5" 1080P quad core 2GB nuclear bomb.
The only thing I sync is my Google account(Gmail, etc...)~12% on Wifi or 3G? 3G drains far more. And without any use means you probably don't sync anything. I left my phone in the car for 18 hours once and it drained far more than 12%. Honestly, putting an iPhone 4S and SGS2 side by side syncing the same stuff, the iPhone 4S wins by far.
If it's SLCD2, sounds like a gamechanger. OLED and I'm not interested.
~12% on Wifi or 3G? 3G drains far more. And without any use means you probably don't sync anything. I left my phone in the car for 18 hours once and it drained far more than 12%. Honestly, putting an iPhone 4S and SGS2 side by side syncing the same stuff, the iPhone 4S wins by far.
http://www.theverge.com/2012/6/5/3066740/lg-5-inch-1080p-display-440ppi-ah-ips
I believe this is the screen they are using. Just rumor at this point though.
The gs3 has a custom 3.8v battery and charges higher than a reg 2100mah would.
I can hit 4.4 volts fully charged and get 4+ hours of screentime using 4g and no WiFi
Just yesterday I flew from LA to Oklahoma, using my Droid Razr Maxx. Looking at the stats when I got home, I had 4 hours of talk time, 6 hours of screen time, about 20 minutes of nav, 4G/wifi on anytime I was on the ground wifi on a little in air, battery was still at 50% when I went to bed, after being off the charger for about 18 hours.
First time in years, even pre-smartphone days that I never had to worry about finding a plug in at the airport or if my row on the aircraft would have a power port.
Wow, that sounds like some kind of magical iPhone! I wish my wife's was like that one.
Agreed. Motorola's Maxx line I consider a pretty big game changer in terms of redefining how much battery life a smartphone should have. Every company needs to get in on it