Initially I observed some problems with my Nokia Lumia 920. It was draining quickly. The problem is mainly due to Nokia Drive. I disabled it to run in background by going to Settings--> Applications ---> Background Task.
I even read somewhere that reinstalling Facebook and Skype will help. I did that too. Also tried draining the battery fully and charging it again. If you use VEVO disable it to run in background. Both Skype and Nokia Drive is in their beta stage, so they can cause some issues. Make sure that only apps like Weather and News app is allowed to run in background.
After following all these measures the battery performance is very good on my Nokia Lumia 920 (AT&T). Also disable NFC Tap to Send and Bluetooth while not in use. WiFi and location service is always 'On' on my phone. Try all these measures if you face any battery issue. The problem will be fixed soon by Nokia. It's just some minor app related issue.
Update: These might work also for all Windows Phone 8 devices.
The battery issue is just a temporary issue related to some apps like Skype and Nokia Drive which are in their beta stage. They will be soon updated. Also Nokia will issue a firmware upgrade as soon as they find any other issues related to firmware or their apps. Until then you can try the above methods. Right now I am getting an amazing battery life. Check out my Batter Status below:
I even read somewhere that reinstalling Facebook and Skype will help. I did that too. Also tried draining the battery fully and charging it again. If you use VEVO disable it to run in background. Both Skype and Nokia Drive is in their beta stage, so they can cause some issues. Make sure that only apps like Weather and News app is allowed to run in background.
After following all these measures the battery performance is very good on my Nokia Lumia 920 (AT&T). Also disable NFC Tap to Send and Bluetooth while not in use. WiFi and location service is always 'On' on my phone. Try all these measures if you face any battery issue. The problem will be fixed soon by Nokia. It's just some minor app related issue.
Update: These might work also for all Windows Phone 8 devices.
The battery issue is just a temporary issue related to some apps like Skype and Nokia Drive which are in their beta stage. They will be soon updated. Also Nokia will issue a firmware upgrade as soon as they find any other issues related to firmware or their apps. Until then you can try the above methods. Right now I am getting an amazing battery life. Check out my Batter Status below:
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