My battery was draining fast and I have installed BetterBatteryStats and found the victim; "Xperia extension for Throw".
However, I cannot disable it. How can I stop "Xperia extension for Throw" from eating up battery?
cebrax said:
My battery was draining fast and I have installed BetterBatteryStats and found the victim; "Xperia extension for Throw".
However, I cannot disable it. How can I stop "Xperia extension for Throw" from eating up battery?
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Try titanium Backup app
nmm81 said:
Try titanium Backup app
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Oh, I don't want to root my device yet. Are there any non-root privilege dependant solutions?
I don't know why, but it became all normal now. I guess the phone was new, that's why..
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Hi,
I want to find out which apps drain my battery most. I'm looking for an app similar to systempanel full (which can determin those apps), but I don't have a credit card so I need it to be free.
Thanks in advance, cheers
Try "CurrentWidget" its available in the market.
try this EXCELLENT app...
https://market.android.com/details?id=bt.android.elixir
it's also free....
I use Battery Monitor Widget.. you can check which parts of the OS are using your battery by going into Settings->About Phone->Battery->Battery Use
"Battery Monitor Widget" by 3c06 is the best! or you can try "battery indicator"
find in market, free apps.
is anyone else having force close problems with battery monitor widget? At first it was okay not recently it has been acting up. I'm running it on americanandroid.
brento1 said:
is anyone else having force close problems with battery monitor widget? At first it was okay not recently it has been acting up. I'm running it on americanandroid.
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You will notice an update of battery monitor widget has recently been released on market.
reijkelhof said:
You will notice an update of battery monitor widget has recently been released on market.
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i think i just updated on friday but my problem was still there yesterday. i'll go and check it out again later. Maybe i'll just uninstall and reinstall it to make sure.
reijkelhof thanks! updated it and everything is good again. i must be thinking about my nook color that i updated over the weekend.
As far as I know the "battery monitor widget" is one of the best. If you have problems with crashes then try to move the app from SD to phone. That's mostly the problem why updated apps won't start anymore. With old android my apps are installed to phone...with ginger most apps are installed to SD. After updating angry birds as example it was also installed to SD and did not work anymore.
HI Guys
I see some spikes in the current usage from battery pro but does not say why or which apps is using it.Is there some way to find it out?I know the battery use in settings. ut it does not count the widgets power draw and most applications.
Thanks
You could try CurrentWidget, it has a log function.
Thanks,yes it does have a log.However it does not tell whcih app was using the power,right?
Fietspomp said:
You could try CurrentWidget, it has a log function.
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closest ive come to such thing is Spare Parts or Spare Parts plus, which doesnt tell u the app but what consumed battery say :
Partial wake usage
or CPU
or network
other than that, ive read that Battery Monitor Widget & Process Monitor Widget were supposed to merge together at one point of day, to identify what process actually used mAH of battery but i think thats not done, yet
i could be wrong
PowerTutor gives some info on power usage by app
its simple to know about, use any application like taskmanager to view opened applications and see how many percent the processor is using to run it, more the percent is, more the battery will be consumed.
its not a final solution but you can consider it like a tip.
I use Drain-O-Meter. It lists top to bottom which apps are using the most battery.
Is drain o meter in the market? I can't see it
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Could you please share the drainometer.apk?
kabuk1 said:
I use Drain-O-Meter. It lists top to bottom which apps are using the most battery.
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Care to share the apk please....it seems to have been removed from the market
Hello, a newbie here. I just got Cyanogen mod 10.1.2 stable on my phone and everything is running smoothly except the BATTERY. It's getting drained like crazy even on standby mode by com.android.phone (blue icon) according to my Battery Mix app.
What could be causing it to run like that, and does anyone know how to fix it? Help would be much appreciated! And let me know if you need any additional info. Thanks!
mrwer1 said:
Hello, a newbie here. I just got Cyanogen mod 10.1.2 stable on my phone and everything is running smoothly except the BATTERY. It's getting drained like crazy even on standby mode by com.android.phone (blue icon) according to my Battery Mix app.
What could be causing it to run like that, and does anyone know how to fix it? Help would be much appreciated! And let me know if you need any additional info. Thanks!
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use a app killer , it will show you running apps that consume battery , kill apps ,
i suggest all in one toolbox and use greenify
The Tox said:
use a app killer , it will show you running apps that consume battery , kill apps ,
i suggest all in one toolbox and use greenify
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Hello, I have tried app killers. still no use.
mrwer1 said:
Hello, I have tried app killers. still no use.
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use greenify fro play store , you can se it to hibernate apps that you think consume battery , like viber , whatsapp
Turn off daydream from screen setings
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anyone else getting this? according to betterbatterystats , it says the cause is cacheupdateservice..
currently on arhd 31.0 and faux 008 kernel
shiningarmor said:
anyone else getting this? according to betterbatterystats , it says the cause is cacheupdateservice..
currently on arhd 31.0 and faux 008 kernel
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Just go to the apps section in settings and kill all running apps, see if that will help.
Ktan188 said:
Just go to the apps section in settings and kill all running apps, see if that will help.
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is there any app/tool that will allow us to control and/or kill apps/processes better?
pato_83 said:
is there any app/tool that will allow us to control and/or kill apps/processes better?
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Yes there are in the playstore. But I would not recommend kill the apps or processes as they will harm the phone and ruin it's performance. I suggest just looking for the app that is causing the drain and delete it.
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Yes there are in the playstore. But I would not recommend kill the apps or processes as they will harm the phone and ruin it's performance. I suggest just looking for the app that is causing the drain and delete it.
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very cool! thank you very much.
Ktan188 said:
Just go to the apps section in settings and kill all running apps, see if that will help.
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it's a background process initiated by google update service..
I have the same problem here since Google installed the Play Services update behind my back. I disabled the CacheUpdateService Service via System Tuner Pro abd prevented all wakelocks from the package via Per App Hacking. See if it works. Phone is now turned on for ten hours with 9 1/2 not in deep sleep due to the great Google update... Damn.
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Folks,
I have a woping 46% battery drain from Google Play Service. I'm on One UI beta 4.
Does anyone have such kind of unusual massive battery drain?
Screenshot in attachment, thank you.
bhat_vikas said:
Folks,
I have a woping 46% battery drain from Google Play Service. I'm on One UI beta 4.
Does anyone have such kind of unusual massive battery drain?
Screenshot in attachment, thank you.
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find Google play in the apps/show system apps menu and try wiping its data.
evidently its trying to update or synch and is failing or something and just looping.... that's what i think.
bober10113 said:
find Google play in the apps/show system apps menu and try wiping its data.
evidently its trying to update or synch and is failing or something and just looping.... that's what i think.
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Thank you for responding, I did a clean wipe and uninstalled few applications. Now the drain is gone.