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merve0o0
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  #361882 2-Aug-2010 20:23
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ahmad: I always get crap batteries in my iPhones! Not fair!!

As a final resort when I have some time I might backup all my data and then start fresh as a "new phone".

Today when I hit 20% I had:

Usage: 4 hours 14 minutes
Standby: 10 hours 1 minute


I would recommend doing that I got about 2x more life from my iPod touch after doing that. Made it faster aswell



ChrnoXIII
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  #361893 2-Aug-2010 20:36
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hm.. is this decent? i am always in low signal areas too...

when i reached about 10% and decided to charge i had these stats

Usage: 7hours
Standby: 14hours 1minute

location services + 3G on. wifi for a few minutes. browsing on 3G for the most part with push email+fb. also some relatively short bursts of gaming

only lasted about a day i guess

MattD
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  #362055 3-Aug-2010 06:15
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MattD: 
Today not as good performance, from 5am to 8pm now (15hrs..) I am down to 20%.  Having said that, I have been more reliant on 3G connection, bluetooth, and re-paired with car BT and it transferred 1950contacts.
5hrs 20mins usage and 13hrs standby.   Will probably last until bed, and then charge again before morning.
 

Well it was 5% at 11:30pm last night, and over 6hrs usage.  Happy it lasted from 5am-11:30pm with solid usage. Was 11mins of calling during the day, facetime, gps, browsing, push on 3 mail account, fetch on 3 others, BT. I do not have expectation for a smart phone to last more than 1 day.  
Also in comparison if I used 3G tethering on my Nokia 6120 it lasted until lunchtime!



ahmad
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  #362079 3-Aug-2010 08:12
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You guys are all getting better than me. Did you "restore from backup"?

I'm going to start afresh when I have the time to ensure my data is not lost.

ChrnoXIII
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  #362323 3-Aug-2010 13:16
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nah, this is my first iphone, so no backup to restore from to speak of haha.

miguelwrang
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  #362391 3-Aug-2010 14:35
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I restored from back up and I'm getting pretty good battery life.

MattD
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  #362738 4-Aug-2010 06:43
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miguelwrang: I restored from back up and I'm getting pretty good battery life.

ditto 

 
 
 

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wazzab
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  #362805 4-Aug-2010 10:24
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First full day of use I got the following

Down to 27% left
4 hrs 30 mins of usage - had wifi running with exchange push
20 hrs standby

mattk
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irSilentone
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  #363301 4-Aug-2010 22:13
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I was pretty sure it takes a few full cycles for the battery come into full swing? Which is usually a few weeks..?

ahmad
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  #364325 6-Aug-2010 16:22
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Any other usage stats from people?

20% today after a FRESH restore and nothing running in the background. The ONLY installed apps are Twitter and Speedtest.net app.

Default (middle) brightness, auto-brightness ON. No email polling or push. 3G is ON

Mainly using Twitter. No phone calls. I don't think even a TXT today.

Usage: 4 hours 3 minutes
Standby: 8 hours 0 minutes

NOT impressed.

wazzab
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  #364339 6-Aug-2010 17:03
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Rather happy with mine - following the recommended charging instructions I read somewhere. Do 3 complete charges and run to completely flat cycles - no synching in between - day 4 and only done 2 charges so far.

17% left
Usage 5 hrs 20 mins
Standby 1 day 8 hours

Impressed (compared to last iPhone)

ahmad
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  #364358 6-Aug-2010 18:09
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I get the feeling that it is going to be around 5 hours usage regardless of the standby.

I'll see what happens but this is still bad.

MattD
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  #364364 6-Aug-2010 18:12
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Why is that much usage bad?

mattk
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  #364366 6-Aug-2010 18:16
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Are you guys VF or XT?

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