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Looks like no one’s replied in a while. To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question. I just bought this macbook pro literally 1.5 weeks ago. I was under the impression that it was going to get up to 10 hours of battery life. I have yet to see it get more than 7 hours. Anybody know whats up with that? MacBook Pro 13 inch, Mac OS X (10.6.3) Posted on May 4, 2010 6:26 AM May 30, 2010 3:57 AM in response to socialnetworks i have a similar problem on mi 15", relating to battery drain. I think its the hd that is not resting when it should. Please, test it, see if in isle mode the hd stops to spin. If this is the problem, report it in the thread i´ve created 90559 thanks Jun 8, 2010 8:16 AM in response to didactor A Lithium-based battery needs regular light use, but not everyday heavy use, for optimal overall longevity. Read about it here: This User Tip is the best summary of useful information about notebook computer battery management that I have ever seen anywhere. May 4, 2010 6:17 PM in response to Spjen Spjen, Another important factor to consider when gauging battery life is Flash. If you're doing anything Flash-enabled like Youtube, Hulu, etc., then you will see a drastic cut in battery life. By more than half in most cases. When Apple claims a "10-hour battery life", they get those results by doing 'light' (not constantly opening and closing tabs) web browsing, excluding Flash, and running the screen a bit below the half-way mark for brightness. I generally get 5-6 hours of battery life on my Mid-2009 MBP (with Flash completely blocked), and I'm content. Hope this helps ya 🙂 May 4, 2010 7:43 PM in response to Spjen I have the same problem. I have a 10 day old MacBookPro 13", and I am averaging 3.5 hrs of battery life. I just flew across the Pacific (which was exactly the scenario where I thought 10 hours would be great and kept the following stats: Time - iStat OSX Remains Current Voltage 08:46 - 1:44 vs 0.45, 64%, 2400ma 09:08 - 1:34 vs 0.46, 78%, 1690ma 12292 mv 09:31 - 0.47 vs 0:25, 89%, 1588ma 12523 mv 09:46 - 0:39 vs 0:24 94% 936 ma 12541 mv 10:05 - 0:25 vs 0:20 97% 471 ma

Is the fact that it does not deal with plugin resources. Surprising considering plugins are a huge part of MV. Any work being done to rectify this situation? (1 is much more important though).bonus: Just curious, is it true, the rumors that MV is trying to move away from PIXI? Thanks! I look forward to more updates and support, keep up the good work. #11 I wish you guys would read the Bug Reports/Suggestions first before asking about Mobile #12 I looked through it... didn't see any reference to a mobile porting process. A link would be nice so that people could follow if they are hoping that this update would fix this huge oversight. #14 Ah, I did see that. Somewhere it should mention "this is the answer for the mobile porting process" so you can imagine why I didn't view this as the mobile answer.Even in light of this information I do have a couple questions:1) I already have a browser version that works well, of course it only works on PC and MAC. So I imagine this is the mobile browser answer (runs like crap on mobile)? 2) How will this eventually translate to a mobile port that I can package and deliver to the Apple Play Store Or Google Play Store to potentially sell to over 2 billion smart phones in the world? (I want a mobile APK to install locally, bypassing the need to play on a browser, especially for mobile.) #15 Ah, I did see that. Somewhere it should mention "this is the answer for the mobile porting process" so you can imagine why I didn't view this as the mobile answer.Even in light of this information I do have a couple questions:1) I already have a browser version that works well, of course it only works on PC and MAC. So I imagine this is the mobile browser answer (runs like crap on mobile)?2) How will this eventually translate to a mobile port that I can package and deliver to the Apple Play Store Or Google Play Store to potentially sell to over