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Chris Cook5

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The new feature I just found out about is the app battery usage in settings. is there a way to cut down on the high # percentage. I know you turn off anything & everything you don't need. other than deleting itImageUploadedByiMore Forums1411346921.452766.jpg is there anything else you can do
 

warcraftWidow

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It depends on the reason for the battery percentage being high. If it's because it's an app you use a lot, then it should be fine. If it's an app that you purposefully let do background app refreshes, location services, or whatever, then that's not a problem either. If it's an app you know you haven't used much, then that's when you should investigate it. Like here's my usage so far today:
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But I'm not concerned because those are the apps I've been using the most.
 

Chris Cook5

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since I use messages app alot, that fine for the percentage to be high, right. I don't have app updates turned on at all
 

warcraftWidow

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since I use messages app alot, that fine for the percentage to be high, right. I don't have app updates turned on at all

I'm guessing you also spent a good deal of time rearranging your home screen on the new phone as well. That seems normal as well.
 

John Yester

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Usage is just that. The more you use something it will display. I don't see anything crazy on yours but low signal.


Here is mineImageUploadedByTapatalk1411350057.351053.jpg
 

Chris Cook5

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Low signal is when your cellular signal is low. Your phone uses more battery because it's constantly searching for a signal to maintain a network connection. It's not a good thing.

Low signal is nothing you have control over right. Except report it to at&t