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I use a pouch with a magnetic clasp and don't have the problem. However, I always put the phone in the pouch with the screen turned toward my body (away from the magnetic closure). This seems to solve the problem, at least for me. It may vary depending on where the magnets are positioned and how strong the magnets are.
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I have similar battery problem but I don't even use a pouch. I put it in my shirt pocket.
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1. Removed all widgets - hardly any difference.
2. Disabled skype - small difference.
3. Switched from 3G to GSM - small difference but still no more than 12 hours from the phone.
4. Switched wifi to 10mW - cant say there was much improvement.
5. Enabled the smartreflex power savings - again not all that noticable.
No matter what I did I found that I woke up with a full charge and by 7pm that evening it was time to start charging again, and this was with maybe one or two calls of 10 min for the day.
This week I finally found the major problem - I write this in the hope that it may help others in the same boat.
As well as the battery problem I have been trying to track down why I occasionally pull my phone out of my pouch to find the desktop in edit mode with shortcuts missing, or some arbitrary application running etc...
Turns out the two problems are related - my pouch has a magnetic clasp which is switching the magnetic switches in the phone and enabling the screen pretty much the whole time I have it in there (which is all day at work). I switched to no pouch and now not only does my desktop remain intact but by the evening I am now only at 50% charge.
A simple act of buying a noreve pouch has improved my opinion of this phone massively.
To those with stubborn battery problems - do you use a pouch with a magnetic clasp?