[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
It might now show on yours or right away. Turn on Bluetooth. Use it just a little or whatever. Get out of car to disconnect but leave Bluetooth on in phone, not connected. Voice typing will probably work, but mine stops working if I try it again an hour or more later if Bluetooth still left on in phone.

Maybe it won't happen in yours, it would be interesting to find out. My battery dropped pretty fast yesterday. I put Battery Doctor back in and it is a LOT better.

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Welder is right, data will use more power. But WiFi does use power too. Use the Battery setting to see a chart of which is using more battery power. The chart is very nice and shows you in order, which things are using more power.

[MENTION=452150]welder[/MENTION] for someone with bad English, your English was *perfect*! Don't sell yourself short so much. You have been around for a long time, help a LOT of people, and no one has trouble understanding you. Good work! :laugh:

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That's odd. I did notice I was having worse battery life in 04/22 but that was one of the reasons for the followup report. Battery Doctor did help. Stargo, our developer, did suggest Wakelock Detector to help find out what is not allowing the phone to go into deep sleep or not so much. He also mentioned another app, forgot what it was, but it is back a couple of pages about the Bluetooth issue.

I cannot tell where you live in your profile, brkahughes, or if you have an XT912 (Razr Maxx is what I have, must be.), but the additional APN stuff really should not be necessary anymore. Stargo worked hard on that just recently and I saw it in the changelog. By all the system file tweaking, you may have corrupted your base system. Since you have a really good backup that works and makes you happy, when you have time, try a clean install of the latest build. Yeah you need a few hours to get it done. You do not have to go "all out" just yet, just get a basic working phone with pa-gapps running and test it out. If you find that it isn't bad, no more APN tweaks, then build on it and back it up. Since it might take more time than you have at once to do all that, do what you can to get a basic setup, back it up, revert to your standby, and when you get more time, finish up the new install.

When I had unusual problems all the time, I had to do this. Didn't want to, a total pain in the butt, but I did it, got a really good, recent working phone build, and saved it. Built on it and have not had "serious problems" with it. Never APN or anything like that other than making sure my phone was on the right mobile network in Settings and now it is always right.

This is just a suggestion that may help you out in builds to come. Once you fiddle with the system and then update on top of it, these changes cannot be undone and will affect everything to come, afterwards. You don't "have to do it", but you might be surprised by what you find, if you have the time. Good luck! :good:

UPDATE:

Since no major issues in 04/22 but for the Bluetooth disabling voice typing and keyboard sound press ticks while Bluetooth turned on and not connected with and hour or so, I know that changes are going in to fix it, and so I updated my previously clean, built on top of it 03/30,

now at 94/22 and I did the OTA to 03/24.

Smooth as silk, fast update, nothing wrong so far. It will take a day or so to see if the only Bluetooth voice typing is fixed, but all seems well. Report more when I have it.