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Samsung Galaxy S6
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Gazzmonkey wrote: »If you hit the tiny down arrow to the right side of the brightness meter, you get an option to pin it to the top like the good old days.
That's brilliant thanks. I am super impressed with the battery right now. I feel that there's no need to upgrade now.
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Here's mine for comparison (Flat S6) 70%
That's because your not using it much. In your snapshot we can see that the second highest consumer of power in the Recent Battery Usage section is "Device Idle". That means turned on but basically doing nothing or very little. It looks like your just actually using it as a phone rather than a computer/table which if you were you would get "Screen on time " , "Android System", or some other app that would be at the top of list of power consumption. If that snapshot represents your usual usage habits then the phone is fine for you but not for someone who's constantly on Facebook, youtube etc.0 -
That's because your not using it much. In your snapshot we can see that the second highest consumer of power in the Recent Battery Usage section is "Device Idle". That means turned on but basically doing nothing or very little. It looks like your just actually using it as a phone rather than a computer/table which if you were you would get "Screen on time " , "Android System", or some other app that would be at the top of list of power consumption. If that snapshot represents your usual usage habits then the phone is fine for you but not for someone who's constantly on Facebook, youtube etc.
It depends on the day, If you are going to be using a lot of things like youtube, it will go down quicker, I use a lot of spotify and general web browsing/FB through the browser on it on my commutes and it doesn't drop too much. If I was using youtube or more intensive things, I get around 4-5 hrs screen on time before I need to charge again.
Also just to add my commute is around an hour each way.0 -
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It depends on the day, If you are going to be using a lot of things like youtube, it will go down quicker, I use a lot of spotify and general web browsing/FB through the browser on it on my commutes and it doesn't drop too much. If I was using youtube or more intensive things, I get around 4-5 hrs screen on time before I need to charge again.
Also just to add my commute is around an hour each way.
Yes and all I was saying is that the battery stats you posted showed that you didn't use the phone much in that particular usage cycle. The problem with the S6 is that after a year or so usage the battery capacity goes down where if you use it a lot it would be fully depleted in a couple of hours. All batteries diminish in the amount of charge they can hold over time but in the case of the S6 the effect of this seems to be particularly bad.Tom Cruises Left Nut wrote: »Would anyone have a copy of a Vodafone Ireland 32gb PIT file?
Also where can I download the stock 7.0 firmware that doesn't require you to pay to download !
I don't know about PIT files but you can download all Samsung firmwares from this site for free and at a descent speed in comparison to other sites. Bookmark it as it is a excellent source for Samsung mobile firmwares one might need in the future.
EDIT: I though adding the link might be helpful : http://updato.com/firmware-archive-select-model0 -
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