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Help (GSM) Battery with 4.0.4

brounmoney

Android Enthusiast
So I just got the OTA update to 4.0.4 yesterday and man has the battery life gone down. I have really done nothing on my phone all day but about every 30 min or so I will just drop another % off. 4.0.2 never did this. Has any one else had issues with the battery after 4.0.4? I thought they were fixing the sub par battery from 4.0.2.
 
My battery usage has been amazing since 4.0.4 (IMM76I), it's at least 50% better, perhaps more. FYI, I have the GSM model.

Current battery stats with low/moderate usage.

31% charged, 2days exactly since last charge.
 
My battery usage has been amazing since 4.0.4 (IMM76I), it's at least 50% better, perhaps more. FYI, I have the GSM model.

Current battery stats with low/moderate usage.

31% charged, 2days exactly since last charge.

Really that is crazy that is the one I just got and the first two days with it were not good at all. I am working on day three as we speak. Did it take time for your battery to get better or right when you received the update it was better?
 
My battery usage has been amazing since 4.0.4 (IMM76I), it's at least 50% better, perhaps more. FYI, I have the GSM model.

Current battery stats with low/moderate usage.

31% charged, 2days exactly since last charge.

Update, I'm back to normal battery usage now, and I think I know why.

When I updated to 4.0.4 I was at home and the phone was connected to wi-fi pretty much exclusively for those first 2 days. When I left the house on the weekend I was trying to browse the web using network data, nothing, it was totally dead.

I could still make phone calls but no data transfer at all. I did some googling when I got in, and apparently this had happened to a few people when they installed 4.0.4 and all that was required was a reboot. So I rebooted and now it's fine. However, my battery usage has gone back to normal, as I type I'm 35% on 24hrs with the same usage as before.

So it looks like having 3G (network data) off made all the difference.
 
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