Tap to unlock change battery drain?

Hello, I use a silicon cover (not a cheap brand) because of the volume rocker is too close to the release button and they are covered I went to tap to unlock the feature. So my question is:
This function will maintain active and 'live' the touch sensor while the screen is off and locked and increase compared to the 'standard' locking/unlocking battery drain or is it ininfluence?

Indeed it will drain your battery more quickly, should not be a huge difference

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07/12/2010 20:54:03 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_READY
07/12/2010 20:54:17 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_STANDBY
07/12/2010 20:59:01 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_READY
07/12/2010 20:59:15 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_STANDBY
07/12/2010 21:10:34 | Backlight changed : On
07/12/2010 21:10:41 | Backlight changed : On
07/12/2010 21:10:41 | Global event Occured : UNKNOWN (guid=5961289116197897667 data0=2 data1=0)
07/12/2010 21:11:27 | Backlight changed : Off
07/12/2010 21:12:53 | Battery level changed : Battery : 89% (temp : 22 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 3178)
07/12/2010 21:14:02 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_READY
07/12/2010 21:14:16 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_STANDBY
07/12/2010 21:14:53 | Battery level changed : Battery : 87% (temp : 24 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 3178)
07/12/2010 21:15:00 | MemoryCleanerListener[EVENT_IDLE_TIMEOUT]
07/12/2010 21:16:53 | Battery level changed : Battery : 85% (temp : 24 °C) | Signal : -73dbm (cellid : 3178)
07/12/2010 21:18:53 | Battery level changed : Battery : 83% (temp : 25 °C) | Signal : -73dbm (cellid : 3178)
07/12/2010 21:19:01 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_READY
07/12/2010 21:19:16 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_STANDBY
07/12/2010 21:20:53 | Battery level changed : Battery : 81% (temp : 25 °C) | Signal : -73dbm (cellid : 3178)
07/12/2010 21:22:53 | Battery level changed : Battery : 79% (temp : 26 °C) | Signal : -73dbm (cellid : 3178)
07/12/2010 21:22:53 | Battery problem!!
=================================== MEMORY INFORMATIONS ===================================
Runtime  Memory Free: 131mb free / 146mb
RAM Memory free: 7mb free / 23mb
RAM Object count: 267k    (14mb)
Flash Total size : 118mb free / 252mb   (67k Objects)
Object Handles : 176k free / 512k   (14mb)
=======================================================================================

07/12/2010 21:24:53 | Battery level changed : Battery : 78% (temp : 26 °C) | Signal : -66dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 21:28:53 | Battery level changed : Battery : 77% (temp : 27 °C) | Signal : -64dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 21:30:53 | Battery level changed : Battery : 76% (temp : 27 °C) | Signal : -64dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 21:33:20 | Backlight changed : On
07/12/2010 21:34:02 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_READY
07/12/2010 21:34:13 | Backlight changed : Off
07/12/2010 21:34:16 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_STANDBY
07/12/2010 21:34:53 | Battery level changed : Battery : 75% (temp : 28 °C) | Signal : -75dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 21:34:54 | Battery problem!!
=================================== MEMORY INFORMATIONS ===================================
Runtime  Memory Free: 131mb free / 146mb
RAM Memory free: 6mb free / 23mb
RAM Object count: 279k    (15mb)
Flash Total size : 118mb free / 252mb   (67k Objects)
Object Handles : 164k free / 512k   (15mb)
=======================================================================================

07/12/2010 21:38:00 | MemoryCleanerListener[EVENT_IDLE_TIMEOUT]
07/12/2010 21:38:54 | Battery level changed : Battery : 74% (temp : 28 °C) | Signal : -75dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 21:39:01 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_READY
07/12/2010 21:39:16 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_STANDBY
07/12/2010 21:40:54 | Battery level changed : Battery : 73% (temp : 28 °C) | Signal : -75dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 21:44:54 | Battery level changed : Battery : 72% (temp : 29 °C) | Signal : -75dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 21:48:54 | Battery level changed : Battery : 71% (temp : 29 °C) | Signal : -75dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 21:48:54 | Battery problem!!
=================================== MEMORY INFORMATIONS ===================================
Runtime  Memory Free: 129mb free / 146mb
RAM Memory free: 4mb free / 23mb
RAM Object count: 390k    (16mb)
Flash Total size : 118mb free / 252mb   (67k Objects)
Object Handles : 53k free / 512k   (16mb)
=======================================================================================

07/12/2010 21:50:54 | Battery level changed : Battery : 70% (temp : 29 °C) | Signal : -73dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 21:54:01 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_READY
07/12/2010 21:54:15 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_STANDBY
07/12/2010 21:54:54 | Battery level changed : Battery : 69% (temp : 30 °C) | Signal : -73dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 21:58:54 | Battery level changed : Battery : 68% (temp : 30 °C) | Signal : -73dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 22:02:54 | Battery level changed : Battery : 67% (temp : 30 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 22:02:55 | Battery problem!!
=================================== MEMORY INFORMATIONS ===================================
Runtime  Memory Free: 133mb free / 146mb
RAM Memory free: 9mb free / 23mb
RAM Object count: 173k    (12mb)
Flash Total size : 118mb free / 252mb   (67k Objects)
Object Handles : 270k free / 512k   (12mb)
=======================================================================================

07/12/2010 22:04:54 | Battery level changed : Battery : 66% (temp : 31 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 22:08:55 | Battery level changed : Battery : 65% (temp : 31 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 22:09:02 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_READY
07/12/2010 22:09:16 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_STANDBY
07/12/2010 22:10:55 | Battery level changed : Battery : 64% (temp : 31 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 22:12:55 | Battery level changed : Battery : 63% (temp : 31 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 22:12:55 | Battery problem!!
=================================== MEMORY INFORMATIONS ===================================
Runtime  Memory Free: 128mb free / 146mb
RAM Memory free: 4mb free / 23mb
RAM Object count: 418k    (17mb)
Flash Total size : 118mb free / 252mb   (67k Objects)
Object Handles : 26k free / 512k   (17mb)
=======================================================================================

07/12/2010 22:14:01 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_READY
07/12/2010 22:14:16 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_STANDBY
07/12/2010 22:14:55 | Battery level changed : Battery : 62% (temp : 32 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 22:17:01 | Global event Occured : GUID_FLASH_LOW (guid=945659952435832745 data0=0 data1=0)
07/12/2010 22:18:55 | Battery level changed : Battery : 61% (temp : 31 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 22:20:55 | Battery level changed : Battery : 59% (temp : 32 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 22:22:55 | Battery level changed : Battery : 58% (temp : 32 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 22:22:55 | Battery problem!!
=================================== MEMORY INFORMATIONS ===================================
Runtime  Memory Free: 129mb free / 146mb
RAM Memory free: 5mb free / 23mb
RAM Object count: 370k    (16mb)
Flash Total size : 118mb free / 252mb   (67k Objects)
Object Handles : 73k free / 512k   (16mb)
=======================================================================================

07/12/2010 22:24:55 | Battery level changed : Battery : 57% (temp : 32 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 22:26:55 | Battery level changed : Battery : 55% (temp : 32 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 22:28:55 | Battery level changed : Battery : 54% (temp : 32 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 22:29:01 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_READY
07/12/2010 22:29:16 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_STANDBY
07/12/2010 22:30:55 | Battery level changed : Battery : 53% (temp : 32 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 22:30:56 | Battery problem!!
=================================== MEMORY INFORMATIONS ===================================
Runtime  Memory Free: 128mb free / 146mb
RAM Memory free: 4mb free / 23mb
RAM Object count: 409k    (17mb)
Flash Total size : 118mb free / 252mb   (67k Objects)
Object Handles : 34k free / 512k   (17mb)
=======================================================================================

07/12/2010 22:32:55 | Battery level changed : Battery : 52% (temp : 32 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 22:34:55 | Battery level changed : Battery : 51% (temp : 32 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 22:38:56 | Battery level changed : Battery : 50% (temp : 32 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 22:40:56 | Battery level changed : Battery : 48% (temp : 32 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 22:40:56 | Battery problem!!
=================================== MEMORY INFORMATIONS ===================================
Runtime  Memory Free: 131mb free / 146mb
RAM Memory free: 7mb free / 23mb
RAM Object count: 267k    (14mb)
Flash Total size : 118mb free / 252mb   (67k Objects)
Object Handles : 176k free / 512k   (14mb)
=======================================================================================

07/12/2010 22:42:56 | Battery level changed : Battery : 47% (temp : 32 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 22:44:02 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_READY
07/12/2010 22:44:16 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_STANDBY
07/12/2010 22:44:56 | Battery level changed : Battery : 46% (temp : 32 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 22:46:56 | Battery level changed : Battery : 44% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 22:48:56 | Battery level changed : Battery : 42% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 22:48:56 | Battery problem!!
=================================== MEMORY INFORMATIONS ===================================
Runtime  Memory Free: 130mb free / 146mb
RAM Memory free: 6mb free / 23mb
RAM Object count: 306k    (15mb)
Flash Total size : 118mb free / 252mb   (67k Objects)
Object Handles : 137k free / 512k   (15mb)
=======================================================================================

07/12/2010 22:49:01 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_READY
07/12/2010 22:49:16 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_STANDBY
07/12/2010 22:50:56 | Battery level changed : Battery : 41% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 22:52:56 | Battery level changed : Battery : 40% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 22:54:56 | Battery level changed : Battery : 39% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 22:56:56 | Battery level changed : Battery : 37% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 22:56:56 | Battery problem!!
=================================== MEMORY INFORMATIONS ===================================
Runtime  Memory Free: 128mb free / 146mb
RAM Memory free: 3mb free / 23mb
RAM Object count: 442k    (17mb)
Flash Total size : 118mb free / 252mb   (67k Objects)
Object Handles : 1k free / 512k   (18mb)
=======================================================================================

07/12/2010 22:57:01 | Global event Occured : GUID_FLASH_LOW (guid=945659952435832745 data0=0 data1=0)
07/12/2010 22:58:56 | Battery level changed : Battery : 35% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 23:00:56 | Battery level changed : Battery : 34% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 23:02:56 | Battery level changed : Battery : 33% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 23:04:01 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_READY
07/12/2010 23:04:16 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_STANDBY
07/12/2010 23:04:57 | Battery level changed : Battery : 32% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 23:04:57 | Battery problem!!
=================================== MEMORY INFORMATIONS ===================================
Runtime  Memory Free: 135mb free / 146mb
RAM Memory free: 10mb free / 23mb
RAM Object count: 94k    (11mb)
Flash Total size : 118mb free / 252mb   (67k Objects)
Object Handles : 350k free / 512k   (11mb)
=======================================================================================

07/12/2010 23:06:57 | Battery level changed : Battery : 31% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 23:08:57 | Battery level changed : Battery : 29% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 23:10:57 | Battery level changed : Battery : 28% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 23:12:57 | Battery level changed : Battery : 26% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 23:12:57 | Battery problem!!
=================================== MEMORY INFORMATIONS ===================================
Runtime  Memory Free: 134mb free / 146mb
RAM Memory free: 9mb free / 23mb
RAM Object count: 134k    (11mb)
Flash Total size : 118mb free / 252mb   (67k Objects)
Object Handles : 309k free / 512k   (11mb)
=======================================================================================

07/12/2010 23:16:01 | Global event Occured : GUID_FLASH_LOW (guid=945659952435832745 data0=0 data1=0)
07/12/2010 23:16:57 | Battery level changed : Battery : 25% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 23:19:02 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_READY
07/12/2010 23:19:16 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_STANDBY
07/12/2010 23:20:57 | Battery level changed : Battery : 24% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 23:22:57 | Battery level changed : Battery : 23% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 23:24:01 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_READY
07/12/2010 23:24:16 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_STANDBY
07/12/2010 23:26:57 | Battery level changed : Battery : 22% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 23:26:58 | Battery problem!!
=================================== MEMORY INFORMATIONS ===================================
Runtime  Memory Free: 134mb free / 146mb
RAM Memory free: 10mb free / 23mb
RAM Object count: 109k    (11mb)
Flash Total size : 118mb free / 252mb   (67k Objects)
Object Handles : 334k free / 512k   (11mb)
=======================================================================================

07/12/2010 23:30:57 | Battery level changed : Battery : 21% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 23:34:58 | Battery level changed : Battery : 20% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 23:39:01 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_READY
07/12/2010 23:39:16 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_STANDBY
07/12/2010 23:40:58 | Battery level changed : Battery : 19% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 23:44:58 | Battery level changed : Battery : 18% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 23:44:58 | Battery problem!!
=================================== MEMORY INFORMATIONS ===================================
Runtime  Memory Free: 129mb free / 146mb
RAM Memory free: 4mb free / 23mb
RAM Object count: 400k    (17mb)
Flash Total size : 118mb free / 252mb   (67k Objects)
Object Handles : 43k free / 512k   (17mb)
=======================================================================================

07/12/2010 23:46:37 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_READY
07/12/2010 23:46:51 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_STANDBY
07/12/2010 23:48:58 | Battery level changed : Battery : 17% (temp : 34 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 23:54:02 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_READY
07/12/2010 23:54:16 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_STANDBY
07/12/2010 23:56:58 | Battery level changed : Battery : 16% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 23:58:58 | Battery level changed : Battery : 15% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
07/12/2010 23:59:01 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_READY
07/12/2010 23:59:16 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_STANDBY
08/12/2010 00:02:59 | Battery level changed : Battery : 14% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
08/12/2010 00:02:59 | Battery problem!!
=================================== MEMORY INFORMATIONS ===================================
Runtime  Memory Free: 129mb free / 146mb
RAM Memory free: 4mb free / 23mb
RAM Object count: 399k    (17mb)
Flash Total size : 118mb free / 252mb   (67k Objects)
Object Handles : 44k free / 512k   (17mb)
=======================================================================================

08/12/2010 00:08:59 | Battery level changed : Battery : 13% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
08/12/2010 00:11:01 | Global event Occured : GUID_FLASH_LOW (guid=945659952435832745 data0=0 data1=0)
08/12/2010 00:14:02 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_READY
08/12/2010 00:14:16 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_STANDBY
08/12/2010 00:14:59 | Battery level changed : Battery : 12% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
08/12/2010 00:18:59 | Battery level changed : Battery : 11% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
08/12/2010 00:19:01 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_READY
08/12/2010 00:19:16 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_STANDBY
08/12/2010 00:22:59 | Battery level changed : Battery : 10% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
08/12/2010 00:22:59 | Battery problem!!
=================================== MEMORY INFORMATIONS ===================================
Runtime  Memory Free: 132mb free / 146mb
RAM Memory free: 8mb free / 23mb
RAM Object count: 216k    (13mb)
Flash Total size : 118mb free / 252mb   (67k Objects)
Object Handles : 228k free / 512k   (13mb)
=======================================================================================

08/12/2010 00:28:59 | Battery level changed : Battery : 9% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
08/12/2010 00:29:00 | Battery Low
08/12/2010 00:29:01 | Vibrate done  (reason 2)
08/12/2010 00:29:04 | Vibrate done  (reason 2)
08/12/2010 00:30:00 | Battery level changed : Battery : 8% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
08/12/2010 00:33:00 | Battery status changed : BSTAT_LOW,BSTAT_NO_CAMERA_FLASH
08/12/2010 00:33:30 | Battery level changed : Battery : 7% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
08/12/2010 00:34:00 | Battery level changed : Battery : 5% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
08/12/2010 00:34:00 | Battery problem!!
=================================== MEMORY INFORMATIONS ===================================
Runtime  Memory Free: 133mb free / 146mb
RAM Memory free: 8mb free / 23mb
RAM Object count: 175k    (12mb)
Flash Total size : 118mb free / 252mb   (67k Objects)
Object Handles : 269k free / 512k   (12mb)
=======================================================================================

08/12/2010 00:34:02 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_READY
08/12/2010 00:34:17 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_STANDBY
08/12/2010 00:47:02 | Battery level changed : Battery : 4% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
08/12/2010 00:48:02 | Battery level changed : Battery : 3% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
08/12/2010 00:49:04 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_READY
08/12/2010 00:49:18 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_STANDBY
08/12/2010 00:54:01 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_READY
08/12/2010 00:54:15 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_STANDBY
08/12/2010 01:09:01 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_READY
08/12/2010 01:09:16 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_STANDBY
08/12/2010 01:24:02 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_READY
08/12/2010 01:24:16 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_STANDBY
08/12/2010 01:29:01 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_READY
08/12/2010 01:29:16 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_STANDBY
08/12/2010 01:34:38 | Battery level changed : Battery : 2% (temp : 33 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
08/12/2010 01:44:01 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_READY
08/12/2010 01:44:16 | Network state changed : GPRS_STATE_STANDBY
08/12/2010 01:50:10 | Battery level changed : Battery : 1% (temp : 34 °C) | Signal : -74dbm (cellid : 14168)
08/12/2010 01:52:41 | Battery status changed : BSTAT_LOW,BSTAT_NO_CAMERA_FLASH,BSTAT_NO_RADIO,BSTAT_NO_WLAN
08/12/2010 01:52:41 | Global event Occured : UNKNOWN (guid=5961289116197897667 data0=1 data1=0)
08/12/2010 01:52:41 | Global event Occured : UNKNOWN (guid=5961289116197897667 data0=3 data1=0)

My app works on a Curve 8900 with os 4.6.1.310

My application for the battery drain did nothing more than before draining. The app has no timer and I just created a new record in RMS at 21:11 and then the battery drain started (I don't have touch the device more after that).

Maybe I use a lot of memory but battery never drain start at the same time and memory seems OK and no different than when it does not drain the battery.

There is no MemoryLeak because after the Garbage collector, I have the same amount of memory.

Is there a mechanism that can work when there is problem of memory like GarbageCollector in the BONE, or maybe that's not a problem of memory, which could drain the battery like that? There is nothing strange in the event log.

How can I get more information such as CPU, or anything else that can help me determine what is happen.

I can't reproduce the problem when I want and not on all my devices. We have change the levels is not a battery problem.

The device is connected to a BES and I disable memorycleaner, wifi, bluetooth, otasync, etc.

I tried with display of genius, but I wasn't able to watch it for the battery drain...

I am really lost and don't know what is coming...

Please help me

I just found the cause of the problem, this is a loop of paint on a form that contains a custom textfield who painted it is own container which repainted the textfield itself, etc.
I solved the problem with JDE 5.0 and its view of CPU that helps me detect this problem.
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BlackBerry Smartphones battery drain with High CPU (v6.0 Bundle 3049) because of the net.rim.io.impl module

Hello

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I have improved my Torch (9800) a week ago and have been noticiing battery drain issues. The problem is NOT persistent, but is most of the time that goes well. I am currently on OS v6.0 bundle 3049 (v6.0.0.706, Devils 6.6.0.246). My Wifi and Bluetooth are always TURNED off. Only by using the Bell network, for which I have all 5 bars available.

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I investigated further and found that the Blackberry system software was running with more than the processor - usually in the 1970s high, 90 same high. And this corresponded over the hours until the battery was dead. I have since deleted all the apps I have suspecpected - such as the Office of Nice and LinkedIn. But the problem persists.

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Battery pull was made several times, as I checked and there is no update of the OS.

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Now, currently, only the Basic apps are loaded (Alt-Back): home, BBM, phone, Messages, Borwser. All other applications are closed or exit.

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Further study in the modules of the system software of BB, I found that the net_rim_io_impl, is her consuming ALL the CPU. I don't know where/what this module does - so I'm not clear on this service within the BB I can disable (OFF) to get rid of the issue.

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Please see the following screenshots, the CPU for the system a little, drops as Options use a part, otherwise it goes back 90 years, if left alone: -.

And in the system software of BB: -.

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Please help and guide, with either a fix to the module, or via a workaround solution, in which some service can be stopped or a setting can be changed to avoid this battery drain.

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Thank you!

I think it could have been resolved in a second thread.

http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/BlackBerry-torch/pls-help-100-high-CPU-utilization-V6-0-bundl...

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