Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
I dont have any battery saving app at the moment, since JD wasn't working.
Do any of you use battery saving apps like Juice Defender or Green Power? Just wondering the percentage of people who use those, and if you see it as a vital app.
I can easily go 24 hours and have already twice just to verify. I don't use any battery saving methods, but I'm not a heavy app gamer and youtube watcher like some. Overnight I drop 10% at most, leaving it on wifi and putting it on vibrate so new emails don't wake me. I have friendstream syncing with Facebook and Twitter with default settings, Droidin synced with Linkedin and 2 Gmail accounts with default sync.
During the day I check my social media and email on the phone first thing in the morning, in the gym parking lot waiting on my workout partner, and sometimes stoplights going into work. While at work it sits on my desk on vibrate connected to 3G, I get a text probably every 20-30 mins throughout the day and reply to most of them. It vibrates to new emails throughout the day as well which is about every 10 minutes though I use my computer for email at this time. At lunch I watch new emails coming in and check out facebook and Linkedin again. I usually have a couple of short phone meetings using the TBolt, no more than 30 minutes but usually on speakerphone. At night I check new email and facebook while having dinner. Before bed I browse Facebook and emails one more time and usually have a couple of quick 1 liner emails to send out for impt things.
Now with that, I'm at least 20% after 24 hours, however, I always go to the gym at 7AM till 8:30. I usually leave my phone in my car, but if I take it into the locker room and leave it in my locker, it will drop up to 20% battery in 1.5 hrs because it has trouble keeping a signal. That's the ONLY time I've ever noticed the battery doing horrible.
I'm not in an LTE area for VZ, and I left everything default, brightness, syncing, GPS on and everything else.
I had similar batt life with the EVO once I turned 4G off. With 4G it was aweful like people are complaining here about the TBolt. So I have to assume most of the problems come from 4G or a weak signal causing the phone to switch networks or reconnect all the time.
I did learn with Android you don't leave apps up though. Once I left Angry Birds on my DroidX and walked away from it thinking it would stop like the iPhone does, but apparently it didn't because when I came out of the gym I was down over 30% with the battery in 1.5 hrs. So I always click the home button before putting the phone down. Maybe it was just a freak thing, not sure, I'm still kinda new to Android (The DroidX and EVO were trial accounts while waiting on the TBolt to come out).

My battery life has been pretty sporadic. Some days It will go all day with heavy use and have plenty of life left, some days I'll spend a few minutes on the phone and check a couple of emails and its dead, Pretty strange. Hopefully the peeps over at XDA get Cyanogen running on the TBOLT soon, its one of the most battery efficient roms I've used.
Mine lasts around 12 hours on the 4G extended network. No complaints here.