Explanation
I'll try to explain again what I did, maybe now it will be a bit more clear.
But I have to admit that I'm not sure exactly which step have actually worked.
Accidentally thanked :s
So what is it that you did then with your phone? You still haven't revealed that.
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I'll try to explain again what I did, maybe now it will be a bit more clear.
But I have to admit that I'm not sure exactly which step have actually worked.
- At the beginning I disabled all the Google Apps that are using localization. I disabled Google Now, in the settings of Google maps I disabled Access location... This was all written before on some forums as a first thing to do.
- This unfortunately didn't make a trick. I still had Google Services as a main power draining app active.
- Then I have installed Wakelock Detector because I read some other posts in the internet but I realized that I need to root my device in order to let this app working correctly. I didn't root my device at the end. I decided first to exploit all the solutions without rooting the device.
- I don't know if Wakelock Detector made its work by itself because at the same time I performed another action that might have worked.
- I went into settings ---> apps and I manually disabled the Google Services. This resulted in misfunction of many applications. Gmail was not working, Google Maps and so on.
- I enabled Google Services again and since that time everything is working just fine. I'm really not sure if switching off and on the Google services made a trick or Wakelock Detector or any other misterious event.