While analyzing the source of my high network usage (cfr. this thread http://androidforums.com/samsung-galaxy-s2-international/437653-big-network-usage-battery-drain.html), I noticed something strange in the data used by the standard Android Market.
I downloaded today the update for the Google+ app from the Android Market, which was 1.9Mb. When that was done, I noticed that my data consumption was not up from around 2Mb, but 10Mb
.
I used the "Network Usage" app to look at this issue, and, while the data used by the Market was indeed 1.9Mb, I had four new entries of 7.7Mb used, from processes called Download Manager, Downloads, DRM Protected Content Storage and Media Storage. So, the amount of data I downloaded for this simple upgrade was multiplied by 5
.
My questions are:
- Is this normal? What are these four other internal applications, and why do they use so much data?
- Is this problem specific to the Galaxy S2? I didn't have it on my previous phone (HTC Legend). If so, this is pretty dumb from Samsung...
Thanks in advance for your help!
I downloaded today the update for the Google+ app from the Android Market, which was 1.9Mb. When that was done, I noticed that my data consumption was not up from around 2Mb, but 10Mb
.I used the "Network Usage" app to look at this issue, and, while the data used by the Market was indeed 1.9Mb, I had four new entries of 7.7Mb used, from processes called Download Manager, Downloads, DRM Protected Content Storage and Media Storage. So, the amount of data I downloaded for this simple upgrade was multiplied by 5
.My questions are:
- Is this normal? What are these four other internal applications, and why do they use so much data?
- Is this problem specific to the Galaxy S2? I didn't have it on my previous phone (HTC Legend). If so, this is pretty dumb from Samsung...
Thanks in advance for your help!
