[tcseacliff]

I just made a discovery on my 9900 that explains so much to me. I was at the application manager ,and happened to scroll to the right and discovered a whole new world on my 9900! now this explains how, in many post's on CB, many OP's would post a question,complaint etc, and others would chime back in with all this data about their phones, and i always was wondering, "how the did they know all that crap about their phone's performance?". FOUND IT !\
this is so awesome. now I understand how you can follow your phone performance. although, I don't understand the numbers ,yer, i feel empowered. and, feel pretty dumb for going all this time in the dark about this awesome phone!

[wolfee48]

Glad you found it, finally.

Hopefully this will help you keep your device tuned.

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[tcseacliff]

wish i knew what the numbers mean. with m's and s's . can't tell if that is data or battery.

[janerblue]

wish i knew what the numbers mean. with m's and s's . can't tell if that is data or battery.

Are you talking about in the "Usage Today" screen?

h is for hour(s)
m is for minutes(s)
s is for seconds(s)

so 6m19s would mean that particular area had been used for 6 minutes and 19 seconds.

[tcseacliff]

yes, thanks. I was trying to decipher that stuff. thinking miliamps or somesuch. that makes sense . sweet!

[Dixi1801]

Why can I not find this feature!? Or even application manager?

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[wolfee48]

Go to options... Start typing "application management". It should be on top of list.

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[janerblue]

go to:
Options
Device
Application Management
and then scroll left or right

[Dixi1801]

Cheers guys

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[anon(749368)]

This device analyzer doesn't do much to help figure what is causing extreme battery discharge rate (11% per hour). The apps listed in my dev analyzer are just a few with minimal usage which can't account for an 11% discharge per hour when I did not use the phone during that time since I was in class. And this is not a singular occurrence, this happens daily for the past few weeks.