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Any apps that update periodically? Sent from my Jelly Bean Toro using Forum Runner

Apps or widgets that access the internet or GPS or are written by a jerk who wants people to get bad battery life. I had a weather channel widget that was killing my battery life Sent from my Jelly Bean Toro using Forum Runner

Well, that looks like A. The phone is constantly searching for better signal B. There is an app keeping the phone from going to "sleep" C. All of the above Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2

Here is a test on my phone Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2

Brown note Sent from my CM9 Kindle Fire using Forum Runner

WTF? Neither word was in the last post lol. Satellite TV Sent from my Jelly Bean Toro using Forum Runner

Don't know, it is a Verizon tower. Sent from my Jelly Bean Toro using Forum Runner

I think the next chat would be a good time. Everyone is there already. Nobody tell Robert! If he catches wind of it, he won't be there.

Not very fast pings... Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2

No Sent from my CM9 Kindle Fire using Forum Runner

Well if I apply my high school mathematics to that compared to the observations by aerxx earlier in the thread' date=' I would guess that your use/battery life is on par with the GS3.

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Sometimes severe battery drain can come from unexpected sources. I installed a widget from the weather channel and checked my battery usage the next day and it was the first thing on the list. Even above the display. It was constantly figuring out where I was and displaying the weather. I uninstalled it and battery life is back to normal. There are power usage apps out there that can assist you in identifying the battery draining apps. Or you can try changing the screen brightness. If it is just a matter of the battery not holding a sufficient charge, you can bring it to a corporate sprint store and have them look at it. When I had my HTC Zero, the batteries kept swelling and they wouldn't hold as much of a charge. I had to get 2 replacements before the issue was resolved. As far as the chip set giving magical battery life, it might, if you never turn the screen on. I use my phone so much that my screen accounts for around 70% of my power usage. No SOC is going to make a difference in a user like me. For someone who uses the phone as a phone, or sets up streaming audio, turns off the screen and lets it play, or pretty much anyone who doesn't have the screen on constantly. It might help save battery life if your phone is constantly looking for stronger signal though. The radios are built into the chip. You should post a screen shot after a regular day of usage and we might be able to identify potential problems. Sent from my Jelly Bean Toro using Forum Runner

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The "triangle" isn't starting until later this year, and Burlington is in the Winston/Salem market, which has not been announced by S4GRU.com

Marketing... but what happens when they FINALLY achieve 4G speeds? Are they going to try to call it 5G?