Juice Defender

[cephraim]

Now that we are on 2.1, Juice Defender works on our phones.
I have been running it for a couple days, and I think it is helping. Still need to do some better calculations...

Once loaded, I did shut off Power Manager, as I think they conflict on some of the settings.

Anyhow, has anyone else loaded it on the official 2.1 release?
What's your experience?

 

[Lozer_Kid]

I tried downloading that app, but I just didn't get it...

 

[NovaFox238]

I downloaded it, and bought the paid version. It works. But I missed my updates not updating... so its funny that I dont use it anymore... lol >.< But it does work like it says it does.

 

[cephraim]

What are the differences between the free and paid versions? You try both?

 

[NovaFox238]

What are the differences between the free and paid versions? You try both?

Paid version gives u the bottom options available.

 

[cephraim]

Paid version gives u the bottom options available.

You notice a difference between the two?

 

[barnacles]

From what I have read, juice defender actually does nothing for CDMA devices running 2.1.

"UPDATE: It seems that JuiceDefender doesn't work on CDMA phones with Android 2.1 - Motorola Droid and HTC Eris users, please be patient as I try to find a workaround, if possible - won't be easy, as I'm in EU." -- from the dev.

I assume our Heros are the same as the eris, being the same exact hardware and being cdma as well.. Placebo?

 

[cephraim]

It wasn't even loading at one point. Now it does...

 

[NovaFox238]

Maybe its just me? But I can see it working. my network turns off, and on, as scheduled. And, turning off the network does save battery... soo... to me, its doing its job? lol