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Did this just get UNstickied?
Omg why are all the helpful threads not stickied anymore?
Because Caddyman created a comprehensive thread that's stickied at the top. It was getting pretty cluttered with so many stickied threads.
After maybe 30 minutes talk time, 10 minutes of mobile network, youmail and 4-5 hours into my day, I would be down to around 30%-35% power. (Battery app with %)

If I go to Gmail > Menu > Settings > Labels > Number of days to sync,
is this a way to save battery by changing the number of days? I don't understand what they mean by numbers of days to sync. So if I put it to 1 day, will Gmail only sync 1 day out of the week?
Did anyone have their Verizon rep turn on their phone in store before the battery being fully charged? Will this negatively affect battery life? I had a pretty horrendous first day today, but I was also fiddling nonstop downloading apps, playing with apps, and the like.
I am now going to try and condition my battery, but will I be seeing decreased life because of the fact that it was turned on before being fully charged (for the first time)?
Using Battery Use (Nifty built in add on to 2.1)
"15h 11m 43s since unplugged"
Cell Standby: 50%
Android System 19%
Phone Idle 14%
WiFi 8%
Display 5%
Voice Calls 4%
Battery life = 40%
Damn, I love 2.1. I also turned off locations services for a bit, turning it back on now. I was at work all day and had wi-fi on the whole time. i'm home now and have 3g on to test my battery.
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I wonder if it's possible to write an app that do this automatically. Basically if the phone goes to stand by, turn OFF mobile network. If the phone awakes from user action, turn it back on. This can be tweaked further. If the phone is in sleep for longer than an hour, turn it off. Or if the phone is awake for more than X seconds, turn it on...
I've downloaded the SDK but haven't really played with it, just wondering if it's technically possible to do so.
My battery is draining big time with 2.1 now. Your process above gives the culprit of my 100% awake time as the Android System. How do you remedy that? Or what does that signify?