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OK, I think I got mine fixed. I can already tell a big difference with how things are running. Tomorrow I will test how well the battery does.
Here is what I did.
1) manually backed up my notes and pics.
2) went into settings, general, reset, and erase all data and settings - yeah, it took an hour.
3) set my phone back up as new. That means setting up my email accounts again, my brightness, ringtones, everything that you have ever adjusted or setup. I did NOT use one of my backups.
4) synced my calendar and contacts back onto the phone
5) synced my music & Video back on.
6) went into Applications and synced only the apps I had on before the 2.1 update.
So far things like Labrynth are now running smoothly. When I open settings or SMS, I can count "one, one thousand; two, one thousand" and it would be up. (during those approx. 2 seconds though, I have a blank screen.) Once they are open, no stutter, hiccups or hesitations. and my backup when I synced everything was VERY DAMN FAST. I didn't have that before on 2.1.
Why erase all data and settings instead of a restore? because it cleans the OS of anything left on the system including anything from previous versions of Firmware- especially if I was jailbroken before. restoring can and does leave things in the OS. I know, because I when I jailbroke 113 and then went to 114 and jailbroke much later on, I still had 3rd party app folders in the system that still had files in them BEFORE I installed anthing.
So, where does that leave me? It leaves me wondering if one or both the 2 apps I didn't sync are to blame. Aurora Feint and Midomi. Both were free and I am leaning towards Midomi, since it doesn't work that well to start with, but I have no other evidence to support my suspicions.
either way, so far, so good. Keeping my fingers crossed and I am sacrificing a lamb later tonight to Steve Jobs to bless my V1 phone.
I have auto-Brightness on, but I have the slider over the "i" in the word brightness. That might be a bit low for many people, but I have no problems indoors, and if I am using it in daylight for more than a call, I'll change it, but that is rare.
But doesn't the actual sensing unit itself suck up battery power?
So, even if you have your slider turned down very low with the auto-brightness on, just the nature of having a sensor on all the time seems like it would drain the battery faster than if it was turned off.
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But doesn't the actual sensing unit itself suck up battery power?
So, even if you have your slider turned down very low with the auto-brightness on, just the nature of having a sensor on all the time seems like it would drain the battery faster than if it was turned off.
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Does auto brightness actually control the power of the light sensor itself? Or does auto brightness only change the brightness of the screen?
If the light sensor and proximity sensor are on the same power grid, would the light sensor ever actually get turned off?
Curious.
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I am being assimilated by Macs.
I forgot the last time it happened to me, but I seem to think it was while typing in Safari. Anyway, it's more sporadic, so I hope it gets fixed in a future update, but it doesn't bum me out.
I had the x key go wild one time and that was after I hit several times in a row like 5 or 6 and it deleted the whole thing, now I pause beteen hits and it has nor re- occured.
just found another battery hog. As some of you know, the communications board in my v1 died. No service, no wifi, no BT. So I was able to get to the home screen using quickpwn, but that's it.
Here is what I found. Clean phone, no communications, stock config with the exception of using jb to get into the phone. Location services was on. My stars showed 5 hours and 15 minutes of usage, with a day and a half of standby. The phone cannot communicate with anything, and all it's done since I charged it was sit locked on my desk. So where did the usage come from? Location services. Keep it off when you don't need it.
Decrease in call set-up failures and dropped calls Significantly better battery life for most users Dramatically reduced time to backup to iTunes Improved email reliability, notably fetching email from POP and Exchange accounts.
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