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That's silly. I don't have to manually turn off wi-fi or GPS for my iPhone to last about two days, why should I have to on an Android phone? Automatic managem
by bjustin 14y ago
That's silly. I don't have to manually turn off wi-fi or GPS for my iPhone to last about two days, why should I have to on an Android phone? Automatic management would be fine, but having to think about it is not. Even using cell-towers-only coarse location to set them when I'm at home or work could be OK.
- chimeracoder 14y ago> I don't have to manually turn off wi-fi or GPS for my iPhone to last about two days, why should I have to on an Android phone? Because an Android phone doesn't assume you have unlimited data and automatically turn Wifi off periodically, thereby downloading things over the cell network. I've gotten burned this way on the iPhone; luckily I opted for the larger data plan.