on 18-07-2010 15:55
on 18-07-2010 15:55
on 21-07-2010 13:40
on 21-07-2010 13:40
on 21-07-2010 14:10
on 21-07-2010 14:10
Turning data off makes a huge difference, just like the Desire. Although, the Desire cannot touch the iPhone 4 on battery, no matter what you do to it.
on 22-07-2010 08:42
on 22-07-2010 08:42
on 22-07-2010 08:42
on 22-07-2010 08:42
on 22-07-2010 08:44
on 22-07-2010 08:44
My wife now wants an iPhone 4 and no longer wants her Desire. Do you feel the same way now that you have a fully functional iPhone 4?
She will have to wait a couple of months..... Geez! Women! :womanindifferent:
on 22-07-2010 08:50
on 22-07-2010 08:50
My wife now wants an iPhone 4 and no longer wants her Desire. Do you feel the same way now that you have a fully functional iPhone 4?
She will have to wait a couple of months..... Geez! Women! :womanindifferent:
Hmmmm, that's a toughie.... I'm DEFINITELY warming to the iPhone 4.... But I did love the Desire.
I have to say, though, I think I'd be pretty hard pushed to recommend it over the iP4 now...
on 22-07-2010 08:53
on 22-07-2010 08:53
Looking at your numbers, you have been doing some amount of "playing" with that phone, yet it is holding out nicely.
on 22-07-2010 09:00
on 22-07-2010 09:00
Looking at your numbers, you have been doing some amount of "playing" with that phone, yet it is holding out nicely.
Yep, been fiddling with it all the time, partly because I can't help it (!) and partly because I want my usage summary to provide the most accurate reading, based on how I use the phone day-to-day. I don't want to deliberately use it less, just to get a better usage summary!
Should (just) get 3 days out of it. So realistically it'll mean that I'll charge it every other night, with a full cycle charge thrown in once every few weeks or so, just to keep the battery calibrated properly.
on 22-07-2010 20:50
on 22-07-2010 20:50
on 22-07-2010 21:56
on 22-07-2010 21:56
Glad you are converted Andy and Tulstar, I will still wait till contract runs out next July but very good to hear the positives of the phone. As said my iphone 3GS will easily last a day or more at a year old and I really am a heavy user with location services and wifi on all the time who streams internet radio on commute to work and through the day moderate an iphone forum.
Agree with you 2 that it is all about how you maintain the battery, bought mine at 4 in the afternoon and it was on charge without use till the next day. After that every month make sure it is fully charged, discharge then give it a really good overnight charge.