found a way to increase your battery life

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kfirbep

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• Feb 25, 2012

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some of you maybe remember my thread about how long your battery life holds because mine ends very fast.
well i searched over the internet to find how to increase my battery life and i fonund a way that lot of people said that this way increased there battery life.
here is what you need to do:
charge your battery to 100%
go recovery mode: ADVANCED- WIPER BATTERY STATS
unplug the device from the charger
and select yes.
than dont charge the battery let the battery go to 0% and than charge it again to 100% and spend the battery life again without charge it.
do it 4-5 times and than your battery life should be a lot bigger.
im on second round.
if you do it please tell here.
and if you see that the battery life become a lot bigger tell this here too.

 

Last edited: Feb 25, 2012

azoller1

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• Feb 25, 2012

• #2

is it better to wipe the stats before or after you unplug your charger? Does it matter?

 

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kfirbep

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• Feb 25, 2012

• #3

azoller1 said:

is it better to wipe the stats before or after you unplug your charger? Does it matter?

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after unplug the charge.
yes it matter because that the device read how much percents the battery has.

 

tcat007

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• Feb 26, 2012

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I assume you need to be rooted for this.

 

Quinny899

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• Feb 26, 2012

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Wiping battery stats does nothing. The android coders said that. Stats get wiped whenever you plug in or unplug your charger. You've got a placebo effect

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Rueben_

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• Feb 26, 2012

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tcat007 said:

I assume you need to be rooted for this.

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Yes you do, as said by Quinny899 though there's no point in doing this.

 

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Entropy512

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• Feb 27, 2012

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Quinny899 said:

Wiping battery stats does nothing. The android coders said that. Stats get wiped whenever you plug in or unplug your charger. You've got a placebo effect

Sent from my HTC Desire HD using XDA Premium HD app

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Yes, and in addition, our device's method of measuring battery state of charge is so rudimentary that any other "calibration" method you might apply is pure placebo.

No Samsung Galaxy S or S II device requires any sort of battery calibration as the fuel gauge is self-calibrating over time. In the Players, the battery charge level is directly derived from the current voltage with no historical information playing a part.

 

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daniel644

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• Feb 29, 2012

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from my experience there is no need to do that wipe just "Calibrate" by draining the battery to its autoshutoff point and recharging completely at least once a month. personally I do it everytime with my 4.0 player just like I did with my env touch and that 2.5+ year old touch would last like 5 days of light use.

 

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Entropy512

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• Mar 1, 2012

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daniel644 said:

from my experience there is no need to do that wipe just "Calibrate" by draining the battery to its autoshutoff point and recharging completely at least once a month. personally I do it everytime with my 4.0 player just like I did with my env touch and that 2.5+ year old touch would last like 5 days of light use.

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That won't do anything on any Samsung device with a Hummingbird or Exynos CPU (except maybe some of the Tabs.)