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Another clarification: when I suggested Dr. Battery, I was actually suggesting to calibrate your battery with it because a battery can often show a capacity it cannot actually hold. If you have really bad battery life, you may very well have a defective / deteriorated battery and stand a chance of being able to improve your battery life by amazing margins by buying a new battery for 20 bucks or, depending on how nice your vendor is, getting a replacement. Calibrating will let you find out whether your battery does, in fact, need to be replaced.
(As I said, my friend's battery turned out to only hold ~800mAh and he hasn't had reason to be annoyed by his battery life since he went to O2 and got a replacement)
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