Droid Bionic Tutorial: Turning Off The Battery Eating LTE Connection
Motorola Droid Bionic is already in the hands of many of our friends and relative, and we have received the first complain regarding the missing LTE switch. Well, the HTC Thunderbolt users have gone through the initial horror of battery drainage at catastrophe level, blamed on the 4G radio.
Now, we have yet another 4G Android phone with similar battery drainage issues and all because of a missing switch that the manufacturer might have easily added with a widget.
How to turn off the LTE connection on Droid Bionic:
- Go to your phone settings
- Go down to the wireless and networks
- Tap on mobile network
- Now simply select network mode and choose CDMA Only
We are here to solve any Droid Bionic problems, simply drop in your comments and emails and we will try out best to get you the best solution. You can even search for a LTE toggle widget on the Android Marketplace as HTC Thunderbolt users found it better to turn off the 4G.
The carriers are not providing the LTE or 4G connection everywhere in the country and you will also not require the battery eating internet experience very often. So, turning off the LTE/4G connection is the best way to increase your Droid Bionic battery backup.
Note: To turn on the LTE connection, simply repeat the above steps and when in Network Mode select CDMA/LTE.
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