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"Battery Use" issue (Fixed picture)

PRkid

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I always see those 3. Why don't I see the other programs, thats using up the battery? I was able to see them, but not anymore. Its been like that for a while now. Any way to fix it?
 

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I always see those 3. Why don't I see the other programs, thats using up the battery? I was able to see them, but not anymore. Its been like that for a while now. Any way to fix it?


that is the screen to let you know that the system is the main onee using most of your battery.
 
that is the screen to let you know that the system is the main onee using most of your battery.

But it always shows those 3. I use FB, Twitter, browser etc. And it never shows those programs taking up battery life. Its not really a big deal, but it annoys me.
 
But it always shows those 3. I use FB, Twitter, browser etc. And it never shows those programs taking up battery life. Its not really a big deal, but it annoys me.

That's shows what "hardware" and system processes are taking up battery life. IE display, Android system, Bluetooth, calls, stand by. Not applications.
 
That's shows what "hardware" and system processes are taking up battery life. IE display, Android system, Bluetooth, calls, stand by. Not applications.

That I know.. But when I had my Huawei Ascend, it would show me Twitter, Facebook, Browser, and every other app/program that I was running/using up the battery. Maybe its because its a different phone/ version (Froyo and Gingerbread), that it won't display it?
 
Kainida claimed to have fixed this.with his lg esteem optimizer to where it displayed things in more detail like screen brightness and whatever else was using battery. Not sure what he did though :p
 
Only app I can ever remember showing up, granted I never check that graph and list, is Google maps.
 
Download and install Android Assistant... it will show you everything using memory and battery, and give you the option to stop and FC any/all of them. You can also program it to ignore certain apps and/or widgets. I'm pretty sure it won't allow you to stop the system apps and processes required for android to run, so it'll be safe as far as that goes...
 
Download and install Android Assistant... it will show you everything using memory and battery, and give you the option to stop and FC any/all of them. You can also program it to ignore certain apps and/or widgets. I'm pretty sure it won't allow you to stop the system apps and processes required for android to run, so it'll be safe as far as that goes...

Thanks. Close to the "original" one, that I was trying to see if there was a fix for. I like this one. Its more detailed, and you can do more than just check the Battery Use. Thanks a lot!!
 
You're welcome. ;)

I use it many times a day... it really helps extend my battery life, and it doesn't run in the background monitoring apps.
 
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