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Apr 12, 2017, 12:36:54 PM via Website
Apr 12, 2017 12:36:54 PM via Website
I have a Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge running Android 7.0.
Percentage-wise, screen almost always takes up the most battery (normal for phones) and Android System generally falls into second place.
I'm not having any issues with my phone's battery life.
I was just wondering if it's possible to see which packages within Android System use the most battery?
If anyone's curious, here's the package list for Android System on my phone:
- AASAservice
- Android System
- ANT+ HAL service
- Application installer
- Assistant menu
- AuthService
- Backup and Restore Manager
- BBCAgent
- Beaming Service
- BIuetoothTest
- bootagent
- Camera test
- CIipboardSaveService
- ClipboardUIService
- Colour adjustment
- com.android.waIlpaperbackup
- com.samsung.android.radiobasedlocation
- com.samsung.android.sm
- com.samsung.android.sm.provider
- com.sec.android.app.wfdbroker
- com.sec.bcservice
- com.sec.epdg
- com.sec.vsimservice
- Device maintenance
- DeviceKeystring
- DiagMonAgent
- DRParser Mode
- EmergencyManagerService
- Enterprise Sim Pin Service
- Error
- Filter Installer
- Find My Mobile
- Fingerprint
- Fused Location
- Gear VR Service
- HwModuIeTest
- IMS Service
- Input Devices
- Interaction control
- Key Chain
- Knox
- Knox SetupWizardCIient
- KnoxAppsUpdateAgent
- KnoxFoIderContainer2
- Launcher
- MhdrService
- MTP application
- OM Customize
- Perso
- Phone
- Private mode
- Quick tooIs
- Samsung ApexService
- Samsung MirrorLink 1.1
- Samsung setup wizard
- Samsung text-to-speech engine
- SamsungDLPService
- Security policy updates
- Security storage
- SecurityLogAgent
- SecVideoEngineService
- SEMFactoryApp
- Service mode
- Settings
- Settings
- Settings Storage
- SharedDeviceKeyguard
- SilentLogging
- SKMSAgentService
- SmartFaceService
- Software Update
- Software update
- Sound detectors
- SVC Agent
- SysScope
- TetheringAutomation
- Themes
- tuiService
- UIBCVirtualSoftkey
- Universal switch
- Update apps
- USBSettings
- Wallpapers
- WIanTest