Steps to preserve Battery Life of Asha while using...

We all know that now Whatsapp is one of the famous chat application even in Nokia Asha s40 platforms, but many people complains that this app (in nokia s40) runs in background & cannot be stopped and always need high speed connection thus taking out almost all the juice from battery as application permissions cannot be edited.
Cheerup I found a new way to tackle with it.
Insert a spair memory card which you generall don't use and move the app to memory card (as moving/deleting permission is granted to user) and you can use app as well as memory card.
When you think you don't require the app switch off the device & take out the memory card, when you want it again switch off the device & plug in the memory card.
For precaution select phone memory for storing the data of the application.
If you find the information provided is useful then don't forget to give kudos.
[Note to the Moderators: Think twice before using your power unlawfully.]

One can connect to the internet even without any configuration settings in nokia asha s40 phones.
Believe me or not it is not my department to make you believe this, but while I was running whatsapp first time due to wrong configuration settings it had shown error in connecting to chat server so I became so much angry that out of anger in my asha 300 I deleted all the configuration setting and to my surprise whatsapp started working properly and I was able to chat with my friends, even shared some files.

Similar Messages

How to preserve battery life ~ used to last all day, now it runs out by lunchtime

How to preserve battery life ~ used to last all day, now it runs out by lunchtime

I would advise updating to iOS 7. It might improve your battery and the bugs are worked out by now.
If not wanting to update because of the new look, here are some tips:
-Turn off bluetooth when not needed.
-Connect to wifi and turn off cellular data when possible.
-When not around wifi, turn wifi off.
-Keep your screen at around 50% brightness.
-Disbale certain apps or features in Settings<Privacy<Location Services if they are not necessary.
-Close out of apps in the multitasking bar.
-Enable airplane mode when you plan on not using your phone for a while.
Hopefully these tips help you. If your battery does eventually get too bad, you can get it changed out by apple. If youve had your device for under a year, you can take it into an Apple store and theyll give you a new phone in return. Have a good night and good luck!

HT4211 In the new iPad update how do I shut down apps running in the background to preserve battery life?

Now that I downloaded the new iPad update, how do I shut down apps running in the background to preserve battery life?

in iOS 7, double click the Home Button (the round one on the front).
You will see icons for all open apps with a 'screenshot' above each icon. Simply drag any 'screenshot' upwards using 1 finger to close the app.
Most apps don't use much power when inactive but some do including Sat Nav apps

Battery drains very quickly while using 3g

My phones battery drains very quickly while using 3g service, need some suggestions or solutions to rectify it.
Location: Bahrain
CARRIER: Viva
Thanks in advance

You could also check what it draining battery under settings > power management > battery usage. Check this when you have less then 30% battery left and you should have 3G enabled from 100% battery.
What are your thoughts about this forum? Let us know by doing this short survey.

What is the recommended way of preserving battery life?

I'm a bit confused. How do I preserve the battery life for an old (2008-ish) model of a white MacBook?
Some part of the internet says that:
Letting the MacBook plugged in to a power outlet even if the battery is full will result in the battery degrading its life (aka do not overcharge the battery because it's bad).
Another part of the internet says:
Removing the MacBook's power adapter when the battery is full will result in the battery degrading its life because it will get used more. (aka the battery will be overused because of not running on power adapter which is bad)
So can anyone clear this up for me? I's really confusing and I need a definite answer, thanks!

Apple Portables: Tips for maximizing your battery charge
http://www.apple.com/batteries/notebooks.html
Stefan

Iphone 4S newly updated to iOS8, keeps popping up window notifying me of things I turned off (cell usage, location, etc) to preserve battery life. Is there any way to make them stop telling me every time I use the affected apps?

I have finally taken the step of updating my iPhone 4S to iOS8 after learning the hard way last update to wait for the bugs to be worked out. I was horrified to find that the battery was being sucked dry in no time at all. After finding a great article posted elsewhere on the apple forums, I went through and turned off all unnecessary options involving the use of cell data, location services and background refreshing. My battery life has thankfully returned to what it was before the update.
HOWEVER, now, every time I open an app for which I turned these things off, the window informing me of that pops up.   I am getting really irritated by this as I made all of these decisions deliberately and am well aware that I may need to go back and change them in order to activate certain capabilities when I want to use them. I had done the same thing with the last iOS, but there were far fewer that needed to be turned off and the battery life seemed to be less affected by those that I left on so it was not the annoyance it has become now.
Is there any way to make the phone stop presenting me with these idiot messages?   TIA

Sorry no, there isn't a way to turn off those reminders.
You can send Apple a feedback here http://www.apple.com/feedback/

Power Manager Setting To Preserve Battery Life When Using A Docking Station

I have a Lenovo Thinkpad X220 which is about 19 months old. When at work, the computer is in a Lenovo docking station. At the end of the day, it is removed and any further evening use is typically on the battery.
Yesterday, the battery symbol in the tray at the bottom of the screen displayed a red X on it and indicated that there was an "error". I presume from this that that battery is dead and needs to be replaced. I am surprised by the comparatively short life of this battery.
I was thinking that perhaps the use of the powered docking station played some role in shortening the battery's life. For example, it may have repeatedly overcharged the battery.
Is there a Power Manager setting that will reduce the likelihood that the battery is being overcharged while in the docking station? In the future, is it feasible to simply remove the battery before inserting it into the docking station so that this won't continue to occur?
Thank you.
(I did a search of the community's knowledgebase, but didn't find anything on point.)

Hi,
Welcome to Lenovo Community Forums!
I’m sorry to hear that battery of your Lenovo ThinkPad X220 had undergone wear and tear and has to be replaced.
Capacity of a battery declines as the battery ages, with the number of charge cycles and time at high temperature. Under average usage patterns your battery maintains approximately 70% of its power capacity after the first year of operation.
Most laptops today use lithium Ion (Li-ion) batteries. Overcharging Li-ion batteries is not a problem and does not affect the battery life span. These batteries have an internal circuit to stop the charging process at full charge. This is why the Li-ion batteries are more expensive. The only way for the Li-ion battery to overcharge is if the charging system malfunctions, and then the battery will heat up while in the charger. Older laptops use Nickel-cadmium (Ni-Cd) and Nickel Metal Hydride (Ni-MH) batteries. They require more maintenance than Lithium Ion batteries. They must be fully discharged and then fully recharged so that they don't lose battery life.
Refer this document to see the tips on how to increase the battery life.
Hope this provided enough clarity for your query!
Best regards,
Mithun.
Did someone help you today? Press the star on the left to thank them with a Kudo!
If you find a post helpful and it answers your question, please mark it as an "Accepted Solution"! This will help the rest of the Community with similar issues identify the verified solution and benefit from it.
Follow @LenovoForums on Twitter!

What is wrong with my phone if the battery life is draining while the phone is in the lock position?

Last night my phone just started getting extremely dim and I had it on the brightest setting. It was so dim you had to look at it under a light just to see what was on the screen. It then proceeded to lock down. I plugged it in but it would not charge. Finally, after almost an hour of being plugged in it finally started charging. It is acting completely normal except that it is constantly warm and the battery life keeps draining even when it is not in use. Does anyone know what is wrong with it? Can it be fixed? Normally, how much would this cost me? Your help would be greatly appreciated!!

Your phone is probably broken.

Battery life suddenly bad while idle at 80%

Hey guys,
I have a macbook pro that I got about a month or two ago and the battery life has been great until about two days ago, I used to see a full charge carry for 5-6 hours now it's 2 hours if i'm lucky, as far as I know the only thing that has changed is installing apple updates which I doubt would cause my battery life to tank suddenly. My running conditions haven't changed, i've usually got the backlight low with dim keyboard light, wi-fi on and not running anything intensive as you can see below, just a code editor and some communication programs.
here's sample output from running top in a terminal
Processes: 87 total, 5 running, 82 sleeping, 472 threads                                                                                                                                                                            12:20:54
Load Avg: 1.24, 1.21, 1.13 CPU usage: 7.79% user, 5.19% sys, 87.1% idle SharedLibs: 7652K resident, 8160K data, 0B linkedit. MemRegions: 13809 total, 1109M resident, 32M private, 364M shared.
PhysMem: 894M wired, 1318M active, 243M inactive, 2455M used, 1635M free. VM: 193G vsize, 1040M framework vsize, 191238(0) pageins, 0(0) pageouts. Networks: packets: 35325/18M in, 32604/6758K out.
Disks: 80275/1782M read, 22422/744M written.
Here are the specs on the laptop
Hardware Overview:
Model Name:          MacBook Pro
Model Identifier:          MacBookPro8,2
Processor Name:          Intel Core i7
Processor Speed:          2 GHz
Number of Processors:          1
Total Number of Cores:          4
L2 Cache (per Core):          256 KB
L3 Cache:          6 MB
Memory:          4 GB
Boot ROM Version:          MBP81.0047.B04
SMC Version (system):          1.69f1
Serial Number (system):          C0***V
Hardware UUID:          0DCE12E1-6114-53C0-B618-CB75D451C706
Sudden Motion Sensor:
State:          Enabled
Does anyone have any insight or tools I can use to diagnose this further?
Thanks!

I tried that last night to no avail, but I found the answer. The dock had been running at 100% after the upgrade (don't know why it didn't show up in top, but showed up in activity monitor) so I followed this thread ( https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3138432?start=0&tstart=0 ) and now I'm back to expected battery life

HT1766 Has anyone found a protocol that allows the 4S to operate beyond one year and to preserve battery life on this phone?

Please advise me as to any method to restore a 1 year old 4S, keep apps from crashing or disappearing. and to reserve battery life? Information on WiFi malfunction would also be greatly appreciated. Sprint is unfortunately my carrier and I suspect a lot of resources are overtaxed to maintain connection. Any advice for this phone, or do I just need to upgrade to a model with new reception technology? Thank you.

Thank you, Chris, for the optimistic reply! In terms of self-resolve I have done everything, including restore to original- to accomplish this I had to re- install Win 7 on a low use machine, as it could not be done with 8.1 Pro- attempt made with Apple advanced tech who also was unsuccessful at even getting the phone to restore with 8.1. I was going, with lots of time and assistance from the tech, to send in for a replacement, until I made one last try with older workstation and without using backup- didn't want to inherit old problems. The phone worked fine for a month or so and then reverted to the problems above. Wi-Fi is not greed out, but won't connect to some sites and 3G is usually faster and more reliable - on the phone, not computers. My data measured usage of data has spiked, I guess that is related to struggling for a Sprint connection. Battery life is rapidly degrading, was okay after restore.
Upgrade thinking was to improve antenna technology. I have owned, personally and as a company, over 50 iPhones. I have loved them, but can't seem to get a straight answer from Apple on this one; which makes me consider options. Has anyone resolved similar problems with the 4G? Fix, wait for 6, switch carriers or switch manufacturers? Is Apple switching it's focus to mass market, cheaper and less expensive?

Battery Life on Web Browsing using Wifi only 3 Hours, how to expand?

I am using MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.7.2), 2010 4 Gb, 2.66 Ghz Intel Core i7, 15 "
Battery Health=92 %
Cycles=491
Using firefox on wifi, the battery lasts only 3 hrs. (Only Browsing and some downloading).
Any tips on expanding the battery health,life and its time.

User Tip: Apple notebook batteries – maintenance and troubleshooting

IPhone 5 hotter than Venus and dreadful battery life after beginning to use photo streams?

You may be able to tell from the title i have an issue.
Set up the photo stream today after my bro in law shared pictures. Phone immediately heated up to ridiculous levels and my battery life has been dreadful.
I've had the phone since start of June and had good battery life and no issues with heat, done the ios7 update last week (with no problems) so I reckon the issue is with the photo stream feature but I'm no tech wizard.
I've done a few searches for an answer but not found anything.
Any help would be great
Cheers
Stevie

i am having same problem lately with my Iphone 5 and IOS7. I see my phone gets very hot when using the camera (or the gps apps). but even when I turn the camera off as well as GPS, the drainage is growing and when it gets to 24% it shuts down !!!! dead, I connected to the usb cable and it started but showed 0%.... very frustrating indeed !!!! would I be experiencing same issues with the new 5S I ordered already ??
I see your comment about the "photo stream" - it sounds potential problem - I wonder if any other colleagues will bring this up as well ?!
I turned off the Photo Sharing - will see if it's better, I did not want to turn off the Photo Stream becasue I did npt want to lose all my stored photos in te Icloud.
is there something wrong with the camera ??

What's the best way to preserve battery life?

I know obviously make sure your backlight isn't always on and keep Wifi off, I've read www.apple.com/batteries throughout.
I'm talking about preserving the battery itself.
Like is it better to let the battery run all the way down before you recharge it or charge it as soon as it gets around 40-50% or every couple of days?
I have my blackberry which I charged every night regardless for months and months and now about a year later, the battery is basically crap and I'm lucky if I don't have to charge it every night now.
Same concept apply?

MrMarino wrote:
I know obviously make sure your backlight isn't always on and keep Wifi off, I've read www.apple.com/batteries throughout.
Yup, the backlight is the biggest battery drain.
I have my blackberry which I charged every night regardless for months and months and now about a year later, the battery is basically crap and I'm lucky if I don't have to charge it every night now.
Rechargeable batteries don't last forever. I supervise a cell phone repair department. We generally tell customers that, with average use, a battery will last about a year. Heavy users, it can be six months. Many Blackberrys have big screens, too. Over time, no matter what you do, a rechargeable battery will lose capacity and eventually, not hold a charge. At least your Blackberry has a user replaceable battery and you can pick one up for less than $40 dollars!
Best of luck.

Battery Life-Dead when not used

I have noticed that if I do not use my ipod for about 2 days, the battery will die even if it is fully charged. I know for a fact that it is not being turned on. is anybody else having this problem? do i need to return it?

have you done a full charge and full discharge 1 or 2 times to help condition and calibrate the battery?
http://www.apple.com/support/ipod/power/

Battery Life not what it used to be.

My iPad went dead and Apple gave me a replacement. The battery on the new pad does not last nearly as long as the old one. Is there a way to test the capacity? If the capacity is low will Apple replace it? It's still under warranty.
Lou

Hi Lou,
This is a user to user forum, Mac users helping other Mac users. You'll have to discuss replacements with Apple directly.
The battery on the new pad does not last nearly as long as the old one.
Check out "Optimize Settings" here. http://www.apple.com/batteries/ipad.html
On your iPad tap Settings / General. Then the button ON where you see: Battery Percentage.
FYI... charging the battery from a wall outlet is much faster then via USB on your computer.
Carolyn

Steps to preserve Battery Life of Asha while using...

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for