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Maybe you should download Dr. Battery, search for instructions on this forum and see what the App tells you. My friend's battery life was also atrocious and Dr. Battery finally revealed that his stock battery classified at 1150mAh actually only carried a maximum charge to the tune of 800mAh, which explained a lot.
If that doesn't help any and you don't mind helping your charge a bit, you can create a Mode in Mode Switcher that automatically switches off your data radio if you're within a WiFi network; that'll help. It's also very helpful to switch off the data radio when you're on a train trip, for example, and have really bad service.
In my experience, the one thing that positively murders your battery is the data radio, especially when you're in an area with less than stellar reception. My phone usually lasts me a day, but when I was on vacation and had my data switched permanently off in order not to rack up a monumental phone bill, it lasted for three to four days.
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