E75 Mail & Battery issues

Hi i have recently purchased the e75, within 4 hours and my battery is empty. Also use mail and Bluetooth. Battery performance is very poor for business usage. Also have problems with syncing email. Sometimes no email will be synced, have to restart my phone than. Any others see the same problems? Can some help!!!
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Subbakumar (Kumarapandian R)
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One other thing, you might want to do is to purchase Handy Taskman (forgot the site address). This app will tell you what is active and running so you can individually close any apps that you do not want to run. By the way, if you have Fring installed, it will automatically default to start and run in the background. I can promise you for sure that Fring will kill your battery in less than one day.
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hi
first of all i dont own the device yet
i am user of 5530,5800,n8,c7,701
i was looking farword to bring in my hands the first nokia wp7 but due to features missing and (in my opinion) little overpriced at the moment(as sim free) i will wait for the next nokia wp7
but being for a while in nokia forums i deside to write this atricle with my opinion about the battery issue (IF IT IS) with the 800
after reading many users facing problem with battery in different revious and forums about my N9 last longer or my N8 etc i deside to do a test with my current in use 701(1300milliamber battery and the brightness screen that nokia offers right now)
i left all day the phone connected to 3g and gprs data with about 5 min calls couple of textsand little browsing fmobi,little use the default browser,little use apps which connects to internet ...all these for about 1,5 - 2 hrs
it did last about 12 hrs same as some users with the lumia
Now if you dont belive me TRY THE SAME TEST BY YOUR SELFS
what i have understand (as i dont own the device) is that perhaps by default or out of the box (and especially the branded phones from the providers) is that featurs like wifi or data, nokia account, market place bing etc must be ON
if was the same issue with my 701 it will not go too far of course
what nokia possible can do is to do a frimware update which in start up or rebooting the phone....dark them,wifi,data,bluetooth,internet connection should be off by default like in symbian
i am sure the upcoming new customers will not have future complains
but i belive this is important as some poeple dont have the knowlege to do all these to turn off manual, especially in a new UI that they are using first time (wp7) and of course having a new phone most of them especially the non experts can think the battery drains so easy if all are ON
******* or at least nokia should make it like symbian to turn off automatic after closing apps,face,twitter,email etc
thanks for your time reading
for me after my Xmas bonus(if any lol) i will go for a windows phone(sim unlocked)either if nokia or other brand
of course i can wait for the next nokia model not because of the battery issue but i prefer in windows phone 7 bigger screen
thanks again

I must agree with your thinking...
When I first got my C7, battery wasn't lasting a day...
And the reasons was the ones you said...
e-mail was keeping data on, WiFi was always looking for a connexion
I won't say that the Lumia 800 can't have any battery issues, but first of all, it's our use that kill off the bettery...
Setting e-mil to work only once per hour, setting WiFi off when not used...
Only those 2 option give a bette life to the battery...

Semi-Scientific Test on iPhone 4S Battery Issue w/two iPhone 4Ss

All,
My wife and I ordered identical 16 GB iPhone 4Ss. They were set up the same way. From the very start, I could tell that her battery was outperforming mine.
After a day of turning off and on various settings, from Location Services, to Siri, to iTunes settings, etc. I still noticed a huge gap in stand-by performance. I was losing 1% per 10 minutes, her phone was not.
Today, we had similiar usage with similar network characteristics (WiFi, decent 3G coverage) starting from a full charge (100%). After 8 hours, her phone still had 52% remaining. Mine died on the way home from work.
So tonight, I performed a test. I plugged both phones up and allowed them to fully charge to 100%. While plugged up, I ensured each setting on the phone were identical, including the number of Exchange accounts, brightness level, etc. At 9pm CDT, I unplugged them. My phone took a long time to get from 99% to 100%, her phone didn't. Mine also went to 99% upon unplug, her's didn't.
Neither phone was used at all, stayed completely in stand-by mode. At 10:15pm CDT, ...her phone remains at 100%. Mine is now at 92%. That's roughly 1% every 10 minutes on my phone, same thing I saw earlier in the day.
I think this, for me at least, confirms the diverse results folks are seeing. Some folks are seeing major battery issues, some are seeing better battery life over other iOS devices. It just so happens in our house, we have one of each. Why would two identical phones behave so differently? I've exahusted all possible options on my phone, including the recently posted attempt at deleting e-mail accounts and resetting network settings.
Does Apple recommend that I do a restore on my phone? I am trying to do so, but I am having issues re-downloading iOS 5. If I still see the same battery drain, I believe I will take this into the Genius bar.
I do believe it's time that Apple address this battery issue. I for one, based on experience, believe it's real, and could be a manufacturing defect. I don't know how else to explain two identical phones having vastly different stand-by results if my restore fails to fix the issue.

After spending 2 days troubleshooting I have found my battery drain culprit. When I turn my wifi on it coninuously disconnects and reconnects to my network. This was draining my battery about 1% every 4 minutes. I went through all the turn this stuff off, reset network settings, setup phone as new, helped some but still had the issue. This morning I set mine and my wife's up the same, she went to work and was playing music on the way in. Still had 100% after 40 minutes. I was at home with wifi on and dropped to 90%.
I charged my battery back up, turned wifi off and now after an hour still have 100%. This is with siri on, icloud on, notifications on, etc.
Can anyone else confirn this is an issue for them. I am trying to determine if it is hardware or software related.
Thanks

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I cannont receive text or picture messages via imesssage every once in a while, it never appears to be an issue when i receive from OTHER phones on other networks. I am able to send the messages though. and this issue is not consistent. it happens every now and then.
While i was testing this, i also noticed that when i send an iMessage the receiver is seeing my email Id instead of my phone number. I donno how frequent it is, but i noticed it once.
also, whenever someone calls me i get the call very late, i.e. just when the caller is about to reach my voicemail or disconnect. I have tested this by dialing my phone from a number of other phone including iPhone 4 & 4S from At&t
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Hi,
I had battery issues with my iphone5 ever since I updated to the latest IOS. My battery was draining really fast and my phone was really warm. What I did to solve this problem was: Go into Settings>Mail>Fetch New Data>Push,and make sure you switch push off. In that same section make sure that fetch is set as manually. This means that you have to check your emails when you want to - instead of the notifications going off every minute draining your battery.
I hope this helps anyone with the same issue.

A suggestion for those with battery issues:

When I first got my iPhone, I had the same battery issues many people here are talking about, in fact I posted about it myself. Its fixed. Very fixed, and Im very happy with my battery life. Here is what I did.
First, do not charge it using your USB connection. At least not always. Why? I dont know. I did the first few days, and couldnt get a full charge even tho system wasnt going to sleep. I started using the wall charger, and got longer battery life, but still not great. One night, I forwarded the phone to my home phone in case I got a call, and shut the phone down completely, and put it on charge. In the morning, I woke up to a 100% charged, fully glowing battery icon. The battery lasted all day with no issues. Every night after that, I just charged it on the wall charger, but did NOT shut it down to see what happened. I am still waking up every morning to a 100% fully charged battery. The battery life seems to get better daily now.
Today, I ran wifi for about 5 hours because I forgot to shut it off. This was after going to the pool and listening to the iPod on the phone for about 2 hours. And using the phone normally throughout the day, checking mail, sms, etc. Really a full day of work, and my battery is still over 50% full. I purposely didnt connect it to anything during the day for a recharge, not the USB or wall charger.
Good luck, hope this helps. Id be interested to know if it does.

Here's my non-scientific experiment.
After surprising battery drain for the first 10 days or so with not much usage, I completely drained the battery yesterday until the phone shut off.
I plugged into AC charge and was worried when it didn't seem to even begin charging.
I plugged into USB, assuming it needed to charge enough to at least complete a sync.
I left it on USB until about 5-10% charge, then switched it to AC. At about 50% I needed to use it, so I did but sparingly, and put it back on charge, all the while keeping Mail on manual and WiFi off.
I took it off once more to get it home from the office, then plugged into AC.
I left that charging overnight.
I never actually got the "glow", but did get the plug icon showing full charge in the status bar.
After about 2 1/2 hours this morning, the status has not moved off of 100% (but with little usage as before).
This is definitely an improvement already though. Hope this helps.

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Edmund CWH wrote:
so what you're saying is for heavy usage plug in the charger
for light usage like web browsing, listneing songs, check mail,etc use battery right?
You're right
what's the best ideal to drain the battery ( use the battery until how many percentage ) 5% or 20% then charge it.
in malaysia the reseller says 5%. but some says 20%
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hello heres my **bleep** battery story.
On 11/13/12 at 7pm I received my cyan lumia 920.The battery came with about 30% battery life and i played around with it for a little bit and put it on the charger. At 7am i removed the phone from the charger and went to work. between 7am to 12 pm
-I checked my email 3 times
-made 3 phone calls ranging from 3-8 minutes
-sent 3 texted messages
-checked twitter for maybe 5 minutes
-took 1 picture
-was on this forum reading some posts for about 10 minutes
and my battery dropped down to 52% from 100%
i called Nokia regarding this and i was on the phone with a rep and that phone call last 6 minutes and my battery went from 52% to 39%.By 1pm i had about 15% left. i called att about getting a replacentment and my battery dropped to 9% after 4 minutes.( if i return my phone to an att store i cant get a cyan. i have to mail it in and be without a phone for 2-3 weeks)
is this normal for thsi phone? did i just buy a phone with a sub par day time camera and a battery that wont last a few hours?
I have
-2 emails emails set to sync every hour
-battery saver on
-wifi off
-bluetooth off
-1 app running in the background (battery level app)
-tap to send off
-location on
-kids corner off
-brightness auto
-find my phone off
-feedback off
-high sensitivity off

Hi Joeynox and Sam87,
I too had battery issues with my new 920 when I received it, however after about two or three days and a couple of battery charge cycles, it stabilised and "broke itself in". I now get about 12 hours usage and still having 35% left after making 20 or so text messages, 2 two minute phone calls, ten minutes of Angry Birds, 15 minutes of browsing the internet, and listening to music on the phone all day, with the phone not being in flight mode.
If you are still having problems after a couple more days, i would suggest performing a hard reset, then if that doesn't work, to take your phone back to your point of purchase at AT&T. We have had numerous complaints and they seem to affect AT&T models of the 920, may have something to do with the AT&T applications installed on it causing conflict.
Also turn off your NFC through tap+send in the Settings, that may help....

Advice for ppl that have Battery Issues

Hi everyone,
I been using my Lumia 800 since December and recenty updated it to the latest firmware version.
I charge my Lumia via USB every night and it lasts me for a good 13+ hours with lite/medium usage. Usage such as checking Facebook/Twitter updates, Fuse for RSS feeds, Outlook/personal e-mails, messaging, playing and download music and light gaming about 15 minutes.
I usually leave my Wifi turned Of. Only in places I turn it on are at Wifi hotspots which I have passwords to.
After recieving the latest firmware I hard resetted my phone and started from scratch no complaints. If you having battery issues after the firmware update this is what I recommend
1. Perform a hard reset on your phone
2. Charge the phone to max using USB. I heard the faster the phone charges the faster the battery will die so I charge my phone nice and slow via USB every night
3. Run the basic applications and see how long your battery lasts you for. So run your phone with the stock apps for a day and see how good it lasts you and then slowly start adding apps. Maybe theres an app in the background messing up your battery life etc
Give this a try and see if it improves your day to day experience I can go through a day with ligjht/medium usage but usually I charge it at night. From what I understand this update focuses on Idle time so as long as your phone is in idle it shouldn't eat alot of battery.
Let me know what you guys think and if this helped you guys with your battery problems. If you guys have any questions you can hit me up on twitter @based_graham
Regards,
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you could choose to back it up if you want. The important thing is that you do not restore after u formated your iPhone to your backups.
Go here for learning how to disable iTunes backup:
http://iphonefreakz.com/2008/07/27/windows-users-disable-itunes-backup-for-faste r-sync/
for now u can choose to cancel (x) backup. sync your photos and videos and contact info and etc.
one more point, you must reset to erase all data and content. restore alone will not fully erase your phone.
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2.1 Battery Issue and WiFi

I updated to 2.1 when it came out and overall quite happy with it. But I am getting very mixed results on battery life.
From morning through arriving home from work the battery stays nearly fully charged. Checking email, running a few apps, watching a little video or listing to audio doesn't make much of a dent.
However once I get home the battery starts a fairly rapid drop even though I'm not using it much at home. The only difference I can see is that a home it connects via WiFi (rest of the day no WiFi is available).
Anyone else with battery issues seeing a similar pattern?

My phone lives in range of wifi most of the day, at work or at home.
I have 3g off because I don't live in a 3g area. I turn it on when I drive to the city.
On days when I'm not on the phone a lot, I get easily a day an a half out of the phone. I'd get longer, but its so darned addictive, and I use google reader a lot to follow a lot of RSS threads, and listen to music, and read my mail.
Another poster above says wifi depletes the battery. I seriously doubt this. The wifi radio uses far less power than the 3G or GSM radio. Its just so much more pleasant to use a fast reliable connection than a flaky slow one, that most people probably use the device more heavily on wifi than they do on 3G.
You are correct in your observation that the last 25% of battery goes a lot more quickly than the first 25%. That is a function of the less than perfect technology used to measure battery capacity of Lithium Ion batteries.

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My wife and I recently got smartphones. I got the Casio Commando, and she got the Droid Pro.
I've been very happy with the Commando, but she's had nothing but issues with the battery on her Droid Pro. She has to constantly charge the thing, even when she has all the background data, GPS, everything turned off on her phone. It just seems to drain like nobody's business. She tried an app killer program, and that didn't work.
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Aside from the battery problem, the phones have both been fantastic.

I had similar problems with my origianl Droid and battery.
Verizon replaced my battery and it was very much improved. I normally have no problem getting a full day with normal use.
Make sure WIFI is turned off as well and that e-mail is NOT set to "Push" mode (constantly checking for e-mail). I have mine set to check for e-mail every 30 mintues.
Also, be sure to check "settings/application/running Services to see what is using up resources.

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Hi there.
My iPhone 3GS is cutting out after 10-15 mins when making a phone call showing the battery logo red and then re-booting when the battery is full, when it re-boots the battery is fine. The iPhone currently has ios 5.1, is it to do with that or something else?
Many thanks, Lewis

Sounds like you could have a corrupt app that isn't properly shut down after you hit the home button...
A couple things to try...
Hard reset - Hold sleep/wake and home down at same time until you see the white Apple symbol...then release both and allow for reboot.
Restore - in order to fix OS bugs...you need to choose the "set up as new iPhone" option when prompted... so since this starts clean, ensure that all contacts, calendar events, email account, notes, photos etc are backed up either in iTunes or in their background programs like Mail or iPhoto etc... Then once you have selected to restore and it wipes the phone, choosing the "set up as new iPhone" will get rid of the OS bug that could be causing the battery issue...
Of course try the cycle that I mention above first... along with the hard reset it may resolve and not require the full restore....

30G Battery Issues

Okay, I haven't used my iPod in a while (2-3 months tops) and I decided to use it again. I plugged it in (My alarm drained it on some weekend I left it downstairs) to my computer and it said it has a very low battery. I left it plugged in for hours, and nothing happened. I unplugged it, and it wouldn't turn on, and I plugged it into a wall charger. It charged, and it says it's fully charged. But as soon as I unplug it, it dies and it won't turn back on. When I plug it into the wall, it says that it's fully charged, but when I plug it into my computer, it says it's very low, and it won't turn on. I tried the LockMenuCenter thing while it was unplugged and while it was plugged into the wall, and it didn't do anything. Can anyone help me please?

Hi,
I had battery issues with my iphone5 ever since I updated to the latest IOS. My battery was draining really fast and my phone was really warm. What I did to solve this problem was: Go into Settings>Mail>Fetch New Data>Push,and make sure you switch push off. In that same section make sure that fetch is set as manually. This means that you have to check your emails when you want to - instead of the notifications going off every minute draining your battery.
I hope this helps anyone with the same issue.

I have a battery issue that nobody experience yet.

I have a battery issue that nobody experience yet. I already know that people replace their battery when it can't hold its charge anymore. My point is when I charge my device it keeps on showing that fully charged battery icon at 53%. I thought Apple said it suppose to be at 80% when your device can't charge beyond 80%? After that it keeps on showing it at 43, 46, 50, and 63 percent. Everyday it keeps on multiplying. Is this the end for my iPod touch 4G? Do I have no other choice but to replace my battery? I don't want to mail it to Apple. They charge you more than $70+ for repairs. I could easily buy myself another iPod touch 4G with that money.
This is not the end to my question. Every time it shows that fully charge battery icon it quickly goes away after a minute or 2. My battery charges after that. If I keep on waiting for that fully charged icon to disappear ever single time and use that to charge my device constantly would my battery damage in anyway? Basically if I keep my charger plugged into my device until it reaches 100% ignoring the fully charged icon. Will my battery damage if I ignore that?
If I do replace my battery what temperature do I need to have the heat gun at anyways? I'm using an iPod touch 4G on 5.0.1. I tried to contact Apple for support, but I couldn't find their email address.

The iPod touch does not have battery percentage, so how are you gauging this? If the iPod is jailbroken that is more than likely the source of your problems, and either we nor Apple can offer any support or service for jailbroken devices.

Is the battery issue with the 4s resolve or is it still a problem

I'm thinking of uupgrading to the 4S but don't want to if they are having battery issues.

Not everybody has problems. To see some reasons and solutions have a look at this discussion and the answer given by Lawrence Finch:https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3546270

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Has the 5.1 update resolved your battery issues or created any new ones?
I just updated mine, and had to rush out the door so I couldn't test properly- I couldn't reset all settings to factory or recharge the phone to 100% but as is, so far no improvement at all. I wouldn't say I have the issue as bad as some others as my 4S lasts about the same as my windows phone (HD 7 - amazing phone if anyone wants a second phone or a change from ios, Android ***** so hard it hurts) and my old 3GS used to get after i updated it to 4.1 which was really bad, except I don't get so much "phantom drain" as that did. I do know that it could be much better as when I've reset my settings to factory before I've got a much better life span (what I'd expect from a smartphone) for a day or so before getting the bad battery again.
Any news, tips or findings? How has ios5.1 affected your 4S or previous model iPhone?

The Basic Troubleshooting Steps are:
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Restart / Reset
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1430
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