The experience with my smartphone

[KalEl]

The biggest experience I've made with my smartphone

I bought a smartphone last year
He is not oh a super smartphone
I only use smartphone for emergencies
I do not use applications, facebook, instagram or whatever
Since I bought the smartphone
I set up with my google email
Ever since I bought this gadget using it or not every day I have to recharge it.
I always leave it at my desk and at the end of the day the battery is at low level.

Last month I did a Performing a Basic Reset the smartphone. https://www.wikihow.com/Reset-Your-Android-Phone
I deleted my google email account
So I turned it on and got the set-up screen
I just did not put my google email
So I charged it to 100% of the battery
I made 4 calls just to see if it was working and it was working
I left it at my desk as I always do the battery lasted for than 2 days
So I Performing a Basic Rese and activated my google email and put my email
And the battery continues to discharge and 1 day

I should have filmed this ....

[deepakdeshp]

You have a knack to cpmpose nice poems

[deepakdeshp]

. I do not use applications, facebook, instagram or whatever
Since I bought the smartphone

you can and also many other programs can be used.Smartphone nowadays are very powerful computing Linux machines in our hand.Android is after all based on Linux, though not a full blown Linux

[KalEl]

. I do not use applications, facebook, instagram or whatever
Since I bought the smartphone

you can and also many other programs can be used.Smartphone nowadays are very powerful computing Linux machines in our hand.Android is after all based on Linux, though not a full blown Linux

what I wanted to say is that everything is perfect on the smartphone the problem is having to put your google account

[michael louwe]

@ KalEl, .......

My Android smartphone is setup with a Google account, which is quite useful for Google Cloud Recovery Backup of the system. I also have a fixed-line Home-telephone.

I hard-switch-off my smartphone by long-pressing the Power button and only power it back on on alternate days just to check for new notifications, eg messages, missed calls = I only have to charge my smartphone once in about 2 weeks. The battery is in its 3rd year of use.

[Portreve]

Why in the world would you folks bother spending money on a smart phone if you really don't want to actually use the thing?

I'm sorry, but I'm calling you out on this. You're being intellectually disingenuous.

[austin.texas]

Why in the world would you folks bother spending money on a smart phone if you really don't want to actually use the thing?

I'm sorry, but I'm calling you out on this. You're being intellectually disingenuous.

I have to disagree with this.
I have a smart phone now - not because I want one, but because that is all my service is offering for sale.
I can think of plenty of examples where they are not selling what I want to buy - or at least rarely. How about computers that are not hardwired for Windows? And the one that peeves me... every monitor that I see on display in Fry's or Best Buy or where-ever is a wide screen, usually with inadequate resolution - not at all what I want to buy.
/end rant

[killer de bug]

I have observed the same on my side. I solved the issue by blocking hangout and a few other google app. Also I do not update the Gmail app as this leads to battery drain.

[austin.texas]

I have observed the same on my side. I solved the issue by blocking hangout and a few other google app. Also I do not update the Gmail app as this leads to battery drain.

This is a good plan. I want to use Google Maps for driving assistance, which requires a Google account, so to avoid the constant notifications for various things I created a new Gmail account which is used for nothing at all except the phone. That cut down on the battery usage.

[Citizen229]

Im kind of in the same boat. I dont want a smart phone, but i dont want to go back to texting T9 word. They just dont make QWERTY dumb phones anymore.