The battery level decrease

hi i m sashil recently i update the software of my x3 frm the near nokia care.Nowadays when i chat with my frens using nimbuzz n the listen 3 to 4 songs my battery level decrease.how is that should i have to change my battery

To all who has low battery problem.
please see that all apps are close and exit after use.
use always GSM mode as long as possible.
switch into 3G or 3.5G when ever necessary only.
even after wards battery goes down please see whether u r instrument get heated up.
then it may be due to some app running without u r knowledge. if u cannot trace it, switch off the phone and then remove the battery for a while and then refix.
then heating will not be there and battery can go for some time.
if all fails, try to replace the battery with a genuine Nokia one.
Also please note that I'am giving all these advise practically using and facing problems and getting rectifying the problem myself to certain extent {Presently using Nokia X6 (16GB)}
chandana99
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