1) Go to settings
2) Go to the application control panel
3) Find Samsung Push Services as the app
4) Disable the App. You may be required to uninstall the app updates.
5) Enjoy your really long battery life.
Do you own a Samsung phone? Here's a way to double or even triple your battery life!
MasterNoob on 08/04/2014 - 01:11
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Anyone in the know?
Doesn't affect other services. Have whatsapp/gmail on my phone with this disabled and no issues.
If it does have problems , you can simply re-enable it and wait for it to update again.
LOL
Why did OP have to make 2 topics?
Edit:
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I disabled a lot of the Samsung Apps and other applications that came with my S2.
This freed up space for my applications, improved performance and battery life.
For a older phone like the S2, you can also enable the developer menu and reduce animation times.
There are a few threads on XDA, one with a spreadsheet on what's safe to remove (eg: for the S3 http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s3/themes-apps/applic…).
Where is the down vote for OP button for stating the obvious.
i assume this wont affect other push services like email, whatsapp etc?