jay.brooks.73307
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Ok cool what about the sd cards can most apps be stored on the sd card like facebook and instagram or its just for pictures and movies
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Why Does The Note 8 Have A Smaller Battery?
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me just sayin
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you can store some apps on the microsd card. I store music and audiobooks on mine.
me just sayin
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I did a test on this. since getting the note 8, every night when I get home from work, my phone would still have around 83 percent. last night before going to work, I open five apps, four tech news apps and topix. Just got off of work a few minutes ago and my phone showed 64 percent. I used the phone at work about five minutes. usually it is more - about 15 or more.
Not sure why android and google says background apps dont use battery but from my point of view, they are off base.
I don't know if the settings that I've marked in the pic are on all Nougat OS's or not, but I assume that they are.
It's odd that Google claimed that closed apps in the background don't use power, then added these battery saving features, which put closed apps to sleep so that they don't consume any power.....
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It's odd that Google claimed that closed apps in the background don't use power, then added these battery saving features, which put closed apps to sleep so that they don't consume any power.....
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That is not Nougat.I don't know if the settings that I've marked in the pic are on all Nougat OS's or not, but I assume that they are.
It's odd that Google claimed that closed apps in the background don't use power, then added these battery saving features, which put closed apps to sleep so that they don't consume any power.....
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Not sure what you mean.
It is Android v 7.1.1 which is Nougat.
Are you saying is that the battery saving features shown in my pic is a Samsung feature? If so, that's why I said that I didn't know if it was standard on all Nougat devices.
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It is Android v 7.1.1 which is Nougat.
Are you saying is that the battery saving features shown in my pic is a Samsung feature? If so, that's why I said that I didn't know if it was standard on all Nougat devices.
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It is the same features on my N5, which is nougat. I tend to agree that when you have a bunch of open apps, it will consumer battery. Maybe not much but it does some. Although the biggest battery consuming culprit would be apps that are constantly pushing notifications.
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Yea, I'm saying that's not stock. Are you running stock N, tis?
This is what it looks like on my 7.1.1.
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I know yours is stock which is why I suspect that's a Samsung piece. Tis could be running a Rom with a 3rd party app baked in tgat is similar. Any other Nougat people care to chime in here?
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No, I'm not running a rom. I haven't done that in a long time. It's vanilla Samsung, lol!
PereDroid, maybe you have the same screen only it's in a menu or a link on your battery usage page. When I go to battery settings, in order to get to the screen you have, I have to select "battery usage" on the initial screen...
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Sorry for the confusion, PereDroid. Yes, it is a Note 5. Your's & mine battery usage screens look similar but it appears Samsung added a power optimization screen to their battery settings. And believe it or not, toggling mid or max power saving does make a big difference in how long the battery lasts.
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