There is also a bug that tells us how reliable the 5-2% are:-) But even if we don't care about the bug at the moment as I just read Your description, I can tell You here and now how Your battery is gonna behave in a few months if You let it fell to 2% every day.
Your comment reminds me about another bug I posted: Available SMS notification sounds are to short and quiet. I posted it cause if we are with the E4.5 on the street, You can't hear the loudest and longest notification that this phone has to offer. One user answered me that they are fine, cause he was fed up with all these 100 notification he gets every day. So now the question must be asked: for whom are we building a phone? For people who work in an office and get a 100 e-mails every day or for every user, also a runner and cyclist who want to hear a message? Same thing is about battery. You prefer that Your phone dies unnoticed. I bet there are also many users as me who would like to know that their Activity Tracker app or the bug mentioned above, swallowed whole battery and we should turn Activity Tracker off before it drains these last 2% that allows me to call 112? We should always study more cases before making a decision and do not look only from own's side of view.
I do not think we can call "progress" if through the last 12 years my mobile phone waked me up and now suddendly I need to carry a mechanic alarm clock with me:-) As we see from Your comment an alarm clock isn't very important or crucial for You. Just as SMS messages in other bug. But for many people sms, calling and alarm clock are the most important things in a phone. If they do not work, we do not need a wifi AP function.
There is also a bug that tells us how reliable the 5-2% are:-) But even if we don't care about the bug at the moment as I just read Your description, I can tell You here and now how Your battery is gonna behave in a few months if You let it fell to 2% every day.
Your comment reminds me about another bug I posted: Available SMS notification sounds are to short and quiet. I posted it cause if we are with the E4.5 on the street, You can't hear the loudest and longest notification that this phone has to offer. One user answered me that they are fine, cause he was fed up with all these 100 notification he gets every day. So now the question must be asked: for whom are we building a phone? For people who work in an office and get a 100 e-mails every day or for every user, also a runner and cyclist who want to hear a message? Same thing is about battery. You prefer that Your phone dies unnoticed. I bet there are also many users as me who would like to know that their Activity Tracker app or the bug mentioned above, swallowed whole battery and we should turn Activity Tracker off before it drains these last 2% that allows me to call 112? We should always study more cases before making a decision and do not look only from own's side of view.
I do not think we can call "progress" if through the last 12 years my mobile phone waked me up and now suddendly I need to carry a mechanic alarm clock with me:-) As we see from Your comment an alarm clock isn't very important or crucial for You. Just as SMS messages in other bug. But for many people sms, calling and alarm clock are the most important things in a phone. If they do not work, we do not need a wifi AP function.