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View Poll Results: Which thing among these takes most Battery Consumption
Playing Ringtones 0 0%
Vibrator Mode 4 44.44%
Listning Radio 2 22.22%
Playing Games 3 33.33%
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Old 25-01-2005, 11:15 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I want to know which thing in mobile take maximaum battery cnsumption.
Is it Ringtone, Vibrator, Radio, Playing Games or any other thing.
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Old 25-01-2005, 11:30 AM   #2 (permalink)
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I think its this way
1. Listening Radio
2. Playing Games
3. Vibrator
4. Ringtones
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Old 25-01-2005, 11:55 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Well For The Symbian Phones The Mp3 Player and The Video Played Consumes The Battery Rather Fast Than The Vibration

For The Normal Phones Its Definetly The Vibration Funtion And Even While Accessing The Gprs Service i.e while Browsing The Net Via Gprs Also Consumes Lots a Battery.....Games Yea Till Some Extent too But Ringtones Without Vibration Dosent Consume Much Battery
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I think its this way
1. Listening Radio
2. Playing Games
3. Vibrator
4. Ringtones
I entirely agree with the sequence.
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Friends,

I want to know which thing in mobile take maximaum battery cnsumption.
Is it Ringtone, Vibrator, Radio, Playing Games or any other thing.
1.radio
2..vibrator
3.games
4.ringtones
5.others
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Old 25-01-2005, 01:25 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Well.. if u have a Cam phone, cam consumes max battery...

1. Cam
2. Vibrator
3. Radio
4.If you're on roaming, your phone consumes lot more battery than usual.
5. Ringtones
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If you're on roaming, your phone consumes lot more battery than usual.
I have listened such thing firt time ever.
Have you ever experienced such thing.

What's the relation of Roaming with battery consumtion.
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Old 25-01-2005, 05:03 PM   #8 (permalink)
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roaming certainly consumes more battery...

the underlying relationship between them is the fact that signal searching/channel searching/locating network consumes more battery,nd when u have moved out of ur home circle,it continually searches for the signals.....hence drainage of battery is pretty fast!!

PS .. happens only when ur travelling nd r on route...so that phone regularly comes "in" nd "out" of cellular providers area ... when u have reached a location then consumption is same!
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If you're on roaming, your phone consumes lot more battery than usual.
I have listened such thing firt time ever.
Have you ever experienced such thing.

What's the relation of Roaming with battery consumtion.
hi,
it has some impact..when u roam ur phone moves frm one cell to naother cell.the who;e space is divided into cells and when u move ur mob tries to jump frm one to other.it takes some thing outta ur mob..i faced it many times.stay home ur mob bleeds slowly,roam it bleeds faster.
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I have listened such thing firt time ever.
Have you ever experienced such thing.

What's the relation of Roaming with battery consumtion.
Read the handset manual. It will clearly say that battery standby time and talk time depends on the strength of signal. So if strength of signal keeps varying, battery will go down faster. So while roaming, it is pretty obvious that signals are weak and your SIM has to keep accessing the network more often to keep itself well informed about the environment. Additinoally, some times there is no signal at all if you are travelling.
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