Battery life horrible after 1.1.2 upgrade

Hello All-
I need some assistance here... Right after I upgraded to firmware rev 1.1.2 I noticed my battery life has reduced drastically. Out of a full charge with standby only, I'm lucky to get 3hrs. out of it (and I'm not exaggerating) . I do not have wifi turned on and have not used the phone any differently since rev. 1.1.1. I have read that Apple appears to have increased the processor speed in this latest firmware upgrade thus possibly having something to do with this issue I'm having. Does anyone know what the fix is here because it's really starting to annoy me
Thanks!

I haven't seen any change in the battery life of my iphone after getting 1.1.2 update. Seems nearly exactly the same. Normally 2-3 days of standby time and anywhere from 6-10 hours usage depending on what I am doing.
Also I don't know if those processor speeds are correct. I thought I saw in an article just after the iphone was released and dissected that it used a processor that ran at around 600Mhz, could be wrong though.
edit - quick google search brings up lots of hits. It appears to be an ARM processor at either 620-667Mhz, possibly made by samsung.
http://www.engadget.com/2007/07/01/iphone-processor-found-620mhz-arm/
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