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I will also be keeping a close eye on my wife evo battery life. Just updated her to 2.3.3 last night.
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Re: Battery life seems improved with Gingerbread
I hate to be so optimistic but I'm at 30%. Usually I think i would have hit the 10% level at least by now. 2:43pm and I pulled it off the wall charger at 5:30am. Hope this is typical !
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unplugged at 4:45 am and usually dead (below 10%) when I get home around 3 pm.
After update, it is now 4:45 pm and I'm at 25% better for me so far.
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Yeah it does make a little difference. I'm very happy with it. I do everything possible to save battery.
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yes the battery life is much better i left home at 6am used google maps all day for routing and directions surfed the web a dozen phone calls or so a few texts gmail and weather bug syncing every hr and by 530pm i still had ~20% left before the update phone would have been needing charging by 1pm the latest
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Re: Battery life seems improved with Gingerbread
One of the big contributing factor I believe, if you go into your battery use, it used to be cell standby was pretty much always at the top, now its at the bottom, well done Sprint and HTC.
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