[hakapes]

I have installed Battery Monitor 2.0.

In the statistics tab, on the top there is "CWRTWidget".

What is this?

Can I remove? It looks like the top battery consumer.

[aspergerguy]

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hakapes wrote:

I have installed Battery Monitor 2.0.

In the statistics tab, on the top there is "CWRTWidget".

What is this?

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CW Television Network RunTime Widget

[nokton12]

and whats that exactly?

[nokton12]

I think its the ovistore

[conductor]

Somebody from Nokia could answer quickly and seriously about this. I did not install anything new and this widget consumes in new Anna 20% of energy! What's for and what is it? How can I uninstall?

[nokton12]

 Hi this is a user to user forum, to get an answer from nokia go to contact us.....     a little explantation of cwrt widgets here...                                                                                                                                                                                                             ****The Web Runtime engine allows Web Apps to run outside of the browser. A Web App is a small application built using web technologies such as Javascript, HTML, and CSS. These are often run inside a browser as add-ons.  these Web Apps can also be installed and behave as stand-alone applications ( like ovistore etc.)****     

I don't know wich new web apps are in anna that maybe run after update ( maybe in background), you have to check this out

[conductor]

Thanks! that will be difficult - I can not imagine what is the use of several applications. I can try uninstall one by one....

[conductor]

Also other widgets run in background, eg. UI or SSOU...also consuming energy. I do not like much to be identified all the time....and to see my battery loosing power! Are they necessary?

[no1_slumko]

Read what nokton12 said carefully.

Most, if not all, of your widgets fall under that category. notice that the amount it uses will decrease if you set your widgets to offline mode or use them less.

Count the number of widgets on your homescreens and think about how often they are in use. Don't think that 20% battery usage actually makes sense?

[ElectronKiller]

Use other then builten browser to stop CWRTWidget.

[anilkoc]

my cwrt widget stopped working and now i cant use ergo's memory info, social and im chat programs. How can i fix this problem?

[conductor]

Try to reinstall the Symbian Anna, all should be there. After all the widget deams useful, not consuming too much energy.