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Originally Posted by t_chip
I moved phone.apk and telephony.apk out of the system/app folder and the battery graph no longer shows the cell standby battery usage. This has apparently helped on other tablets to reduce battery consumption. Will let everyone know if I see a difference in battery life.
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Originally Posted by t_chip
With phone.apk and telephony.apk removed from the system folder I already notice a huge difference in how long it takes the T68 to shut off.
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Originally Posted by Rizla
Yes, this is what I did on the Nook ST. Just rename the apk files.
This should not be necessary on the Onyx. It should already be done by Onyx out of the box. If Onyx didnt preconfigure this, then it would put Onyx into question IMO. This is the first thing I do after rooting an Android OS. Its basic and necessary stuff. The end user should not have to do this on an ereader sold as open Android.
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Originally Posted by Purple Lady
I posted this before I returned mine -
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I did find something else weird after looking at all the wireless settings though. From Android Wireless &networks settings I went to More..., then Mobile network settings - Data enabled was checked (Enable data access over Mobile network was enabled). I guess that's why I saw high use of cell standby.
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I still had too much battery use after changing the setting so renaming the apks probably would have helped as well. Since this device is not data enabled, those apks should not be in use at all.
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Hi All,
Thanks for your inputs.
The apks are still there even in the latest software release for the M96 (2014-09-02), as is the default setting for mobile data being on.
By the way, I could't find telephony.apk. Did you mean TelephonyProvider.apk?
I renamed the Phone.apk & TelephonyProvider.apk in /system/app/ and turned off mobile data.
My (M96's actually) battery usage showed 46% contribution from to cell standby. Hope this helps.