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Of course. We are all telling lies. And we are all part of the 'conspiracy' to hide the truth about Bold 9900's battery life. Sure, why not?
We are probably being paid heavily by RIM to waste a lot of time and effort to forge proofs of our usage stats like mine below.
It makes sense, right? A lot more sense than a few defective units/batteries and/or some dumb users, right? Of course it does. That's too simple an explanation. The truth has to be dark and hidden from the common man. The conspiracy nut is never wrong, I believe.
09-12-11 08:58 AM - lol. Unlike most people I have a converse ratio usage of my phone in relation to how busy I am. The busier I am the more I am glued to my computer screen and ignore the phone. And vice-versa, I play a lot with the phone when I'm not so stressed. Not games, but just general chatting and admin of the the settings, preferences, music, radio etc.
That reading was after a hectic time at work
But as another poster said above, Meterberry does not give 100% accurate readings (in the short term). Lots of little "if's" and "buts" affect immediate stats. But over a week of routine use the readings are very accurate and my 9900 has averaged about 5% battery drain/hour over it's life to date. If you have a different regime every single day and no 2 days are the same, it is difficult to have an "average" per hour power drain reading.
The lowest I've had when I've plonked it into the pod at night is 35% and the highest 65%!Last edited by simsim1000; 09-12-11 at 01:38 PM.
09-12-11 01:36 PM - Screen Grabber (the free one). It will come up as an option in most menus, or you can assign the convenience key for it. Creates a Screen Grabs Folder in your Pictures Folder and plonks them there.Also how are yous takin a screenshot of Meterberry? None of the SS app's I've got will allow it
09-13-11 05:22 AM
