Battery Life is simply Stunningly GOOD now on Lumi...

Credit where credit is due. That battery now lasts amazingly long. I'm getting 2-3 days with light use.
Well done Nokia. 
(Now fix camera, softkey lighting and tethering).
WP is dead

I decided to keep a record of how it performed today
Left the house at 7:40 92% 1day 4 hours
10 50 74% 18 hours
12 28 64% 17 hours 
12 38 61% 11hours...after some facebook
12 53 58% 16hours
13 34 53% 13 hours 
14 28 48% 10 hours 
15 45 40% 8 hours
Just got in at 16 37 34% 5hours
9 hours since last charge....now it's on 34% and all it's done is email syncing over 3 every hour....For a smartphone that IS appalling. It's better than my first lumia I had ...I think.....I mgiht need to swap...again....
I was on the engadget post about the statment from nokia regarding the latest update and was accused of being an "underinformed fanboy" because I find it unacceptable that nokia suggest turning 3g off and stuff like that to get a full days use. LOL

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