Sony Xperia P
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- 08 Jun 2013
AnonD-68375, 07 Jun 2013Battery life can be extended only for a stand-by time. Ther... moreHey bro I am a novice user.....how to go to start up and check deep sleep mode..... Plz suggest me I am fed up with its battery...... I hv to charge it 2 times a day
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- 08 Jun 2013
AnonD-68375, 07 Jun 2013Delete Xperia Album app Cache in Settings All apps.Hey bro thnks for ypur suggestio
n bt problem still persist.... I hv to do it again again after surfing the internet
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- 08 Jun 2013
gal, 07 Jun 2013What do u mean that no need to install antivirus or task ki... morehi there no you don't have to back your phone up or factory reset your phone just do the android update to jellybean cheers :)
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- 07 Jun 2013
sandy, 07 Jun 2013Hey maxym how to enhance battery back up and activate deep ... moreBattery life can be extended only for a stand-by time. There is great article about it on xda-developers forum. Basically you have to disable all Google location services and remove Maps from start-up, and uninstall all apps that waste stand-by time by waking up phone for nothing.
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- 07 Jun 2013
Upin, 07 Jun 2013did this fone have a video call or 3g call?Video calls are performed with 3rd party apps. 3G is not related to video calling but to data transfer.
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- 07 Jun 2013
sandy, 07 Jun 2013My album is not showing any picsDelete Xperia Album app Cache in Settings All apps.
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- 07 Jun 2013
My album is not showing any pics
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- Upin
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- 07 Jun 2013
did this fone have a video call or 3g call?
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- 07 Jun 2013
Hey maxym how to enhance battery back up and activate deep sleep mode... This battery backup is too much annoying
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- 07 Jun 2013
AnonD-147621, 07 Jun 2013Is the battery on Xperia P really so bad or it's good enoug... moreBattery is not so bad, but user habits, and Android handling of power saving is, but it's nothing special.
Battery will usually last from 4-5 hours (intensive non-stop gaming or WiFi/3G web browsing) to 3 days (couple calls per day, 30 minutes of WiFi browsing, proper setting for DeepSleep-in), but for regular users you can expect one day of use.
You can read more about battery on other pages of this 'forum'.
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- AnonD-68375
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- 07 Jun 2013
AnonD-152760, 07 Jun 2013tnx for the info about battery, i will try to do exactly ho... moreJesam. [ ENG: I am.] ;-)
Repair last about the same as update, so let's say it's about 7-8 minutes including first boot.
Only system data, user settings and files outside of \sdcard folder will be deleted, but you can backup entire memory (including \sdcard) just to be safe.
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- AnonD-68375
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- 07 Jun 2013
AnonD-153284, 07 Jun 2013non removable battery , does it matters,
and what about JB... moreNo it doesn't matter, if you are regular user. Only some people who are accustomed to have two batteries and replace them when run out of battery. After two years you will probably have another smartphone.
Lot's of peoples already updated to JB, nothing revolutionary happened. :-)
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- AnonD-147621
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- 07 Jun 2013
Is the battery on Xperia P really so bad or it's good enough for everyday needs ?
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- AnonD-152760
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- 07 Jun 2013
AnonD-68375, 06 Jun 2013Do repair, and it's mandatory to do 2-3 full cycles (first ... moretnx for the info about battery, i will try to do exactly how you suggested, hope it will be solved then :)
yes, cro stands for hrvatska. are you from croatia also?
one more thing, how long is this repair going to last? and will i loose ALL data or just installed apps? (i dont remember what happened last time i did it)
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- AnonD-153284
- ttv
- 07 Jun 2013
non removable battery , does it matters,
and what about JB update, please reply any one updated it to JB, how its functioning??
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- AnonD-68375
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- 07 Jun 2013
gal, 07 Jun 2013What do u mean that no need to install antivirus or task ki... moregal,
This is how things works:
Anti-viruses do protect you from viruses, but it's fact that there are not so many viruses for Android (compared to PC system), also, there is less chance of getting infected (especially if your phone is not rooted, and majority isn't).
On the other hand, anti-virus spends valuable processor time and battery capacity since it works in background, so it slows down your phone, and makes your battery miserable.
When you count in all the goods, and all the beds, combined with how seldom some Android smartphone gets infected, it's clearly that arguments are in favor of not installing anti-virus.
As for the task-killers and battery management apps, sure you can get some system app for controlling tasks, start-ups, processes and events, but avoid task killers that generally stays in background and enables you to free unused part of RAM or kill suspended processes because they too drain battery for nothing, majority of these apps is for older Android versions, so you won't need them on JellyBean.
Battery management was badly needed on GingerBread (talking about Xperia P), but now with ICS and JB, there is no need for it.
Finally for any major upgrade (different OS versions) it would be best to backup phone, do factory reset, update to new OS version, and restore data.
Of course, it's not mandatory to do this, but this way you make sure that no program or settings from previous OS version will make some trouble.
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- gal
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- 07 Jun 2013
AnonD-68375, 01 Jun 2013First answer couple questions.
Do you have lot's of user... moreWhat do u mean that no need to install antivirus or task killer? Is it okay without installing it? How about if theres any virus or malicious threat through the apps?
And should I do backup data and do factory reset if i want to update to JB? *sorry if there's anyone ask
the same question bfore.
Thanks
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- 06 Jun 2013
AnonD-109040, 06 Jun 2013thanks thanks and thanks! now im finally happy with flashin... moreYou're welcome. I'm glad I could help you.
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- 06 Jun 2013
AnonD-152760, 06 Jun 2013i will try this repair feature later today or tomorrow and ... moreDo repair, and it's mandatory to do 2-3 full cycles (first battery charging after update must last 3 hours min., after that don't charge it until battery goes under 10%, then charge all the way up to 100%, and once more).
Other problem with sudden drop in battery level is not necessarily software related, it actually points to possible battery calibration error (happens usually when you don't do full cycle, described before, and system doesn't charge battery correctly). This usually happens on battery that is charged to lower then 100% while system detects it as 100%. So when using smartphone extensively battery suddenly loose capacity, and if you go on stand-by and turn screen on after 5-10 minutes, you will see spike up, as if it was charged for a couple minutes.
BTW This cro in nick means: Hrvatska?
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- 06 Jun 2013
Anonymous, 03 Jun 2013s dude I got but it fully download last it showing could no... moreBro..,
i am in kerala
i did not got any jelly bean update for my xperia p