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!!Nokia N900!! |
2010-07-14
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Mugen is trusted one + long lasting. I will get mine today.
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2010-07-15
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Originally Posted by sdstrowes
A little update on this: I've re-enabled the foreca widget but not the facebook widget. My N900 has been disconnected from all power sources since 08:30 this morning. It's now 16:00, and the battery widget on the desktop is still showing full.
I noticed a massive improvement in battery life after disabling widgets which like to poll the net for data: I've turned off the facebook widget and the foreca weather widget, and my battery hits two days pretty easily with light web, twitter, SMS and email usage, and a handful of short calls, and wifi enabled for a lot of that time. I haven't experimented properly to determine which is these widgets hits battery the most, though.
Not bad. I'll point my finger at the facebook widget as sucking more power than it really needed to.