when i was on ICS rom whether being cleanrom or viperxl i can get at least 24 hours with 2-3 hours of screen time. now with JB i am not getting that. i am using the same apps and widgets. right now i am using custom kernels(that is suppose to improve battery life). is JB using more battery than ICS?
i flash different roms cm10, aopk, miui, and sense base, and using different kernels. is it possible along the way something went wrong causing my battery to deteriorate?
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when i was on ICS rom whether being cleanrom or viperxl i can get at least 24 hours with 2-3 hours of screen time. now with JB i am not getting that. i am using the same apps and widgets. right now i am using custom kernels(that is suppose to improve battery life). is JB using more battery than ICS?
i flash different roms cm10, aopk, miui, and sense base, and using different kernels. is it possible along the way something went wrong causing my battery to deteriorate?
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I think I'm getting just as good battery life now as on ICS. ViperXL + undervolted elementalX.
I still have 29% left on that screenshot.
Try app called greenify from play store. I wasn't sure of it at first but it works great at keeping residual processing hogs like Facebook, Google maps, and anything else you chose in a frozen yet accessible state unlike titanium backups "freeze" which leaves it less accessible
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i will give that app a try.
is one hour of game playing same as one hour of youtube? use same battery?
so i charge my phone this morning and it says 100% with green led light, then i restart the phone now it only shows 87%, so i shut off the phone to charge, took maybe 10 mins and it is back to 100%. any ideas??
Are you overclocking the custom kernel?
What radio? You might try the JB radio, as there might be a ROM/radio mismatch causing some extra battery drain.
i am using latest att JB radio with cleanrom 6. running vanilla elemental x 5.3, cpu set at 192/1350
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i am using latest att JB radio with cleanrom 6. running vanilla elemental x 5.3, cpu set at 192/1350
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Use BetterBatteryStats app to monitor if you have any wakelocks.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1179809
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Try app called greenify from play store. I wasn't sure of it at first but it works great at keeping residual processing hogs like Facebook, Google maps, and anything else you chose in a frozen yet accessible state unlike titanium backups "freeze" which leaves it less accessible
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Maps doesn't seem to show up in my list.
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Maps doesn't seem to show up in my list.
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Mine didn't at first either until I opened Facebook or some other app like that that was trying to access location.
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Still not showing maps in the list. It shows all of the other apps fine though. Does maps have to be a user app instead of a system app?
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I'm currently running CM7 nightly, LordMod UE, radio 26.06.06.30_M, and Ril 2.2.0018G.
I'm losing 5% battery every 5 min while using 3G/4G for Google Music with the screen off. On wifi it's tons better but on data this is awful.
Is this standard or is there something I can do? I don't have access to wifi except at home.
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Lordmod UE 7 and above were having battery drain issues. Not to downplay the Lordmod kernel because I used it for months and liked it. But try TalonACE kernel and see if the drain persists. Or downgrade the Lordmod kernel. TalonACE is made for the Inspire. Lordmod is made for the Desire HD and works on the Inspire. I've become a TalonACE fan.
I switched to the Virtuous Unity rom, and I LOVE the battery life, I run juice defender too, which helps.
I'm having trouble on MIUI while using GPS but its to be expected
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There is a page towards the end of development section where the guy shows you how to do a clean install of your ROM and battery calibration. I'm on CoreDroid and my battery life was at 50% by 9:30 am when I had a full 100% charge at 7: am. After doing this guys method I had 100% charge at 6: am here it is 4:15 pm and I'm at 72%. I'm also using juicedefender.
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There is a page towards the end of development section where the guy shows you how to do a clean install of your ROM and battery calibration. I'm on CoreDroid and my battery life was at 50% by 9:30 am when I had a full 100% charge at 7: am. After doing this guys method I had 100% charge at 6: am here it is 4:15 pm and I'm at 72%. I'm also using juicedefender.
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Not to highjack the thread but I saw you posted earlier int he CD q & a, I'm having the same problem and can't seem to locate the thread you used..can you send the link as I'm sure anyone that would be checking this thread out wouldn't mind having it, thanks in advance!
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Not to highjack the thread but I saw you posted earlier int he CD q & a, I'm having the same problem and can't seem to locate the thread you used..can you send the link as I'm sure anyone that would be checking this thread out wouldn't mind having it, thanks in advance!
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Here is the link for the battery help. Hope it works for you guys as it did for me.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=937080
I'm trying TalonACE since yesterday. So far the wifi battery usage is good, we'll see how it goes later on data. It seems like lowering the hsdpa voltages would be helpful.
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Has anybody paid for the juice defender ultimate? What's your opinion on it. Was it well worth the money?
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Has anybody paid for the juice defender ultimate? What's your opinion on it. Was it well worth the money?
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I've paid for it and is well worth the money.
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TalonACE uses 3% every 5 min with a peak of -430mA while LordMod used 5% and peaked over -700mA.
Not great but better
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TalonACE uses 3% every 5 min with a peak of -430mA while LordMod used 5% and peaked over -700mA.
Not great but better
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There is something going on like a stray program or service. What are your top programs in Spare Parts or running diagnostic *#*#4636#*#* on dialer. Look for Partial Wake usage on battery and also look at total usage.
You're draining 3-4 times faster than you should.
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I found a websight I got juice defender ultimate apk from. It where I get all my apk's from. I'll post the link tomorrow has a lot of good free apps that you would usually pay for in market. There are apps that don't work on the inspire but you learn as you install and uninstall. Usually I read the reviews on them before installing but most have been great. I use easy installer from mrket to load them just create a folder called download on root of SD place apk there and easy installer will find them after install delete apk from folder. Only issue do not put new apk's in folder if there are still some there not installed yet, easy will not see them till old ones gone.
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Stop pirating apps dude. They are like $1 or $2 and if you can afford a phone, you can afford a few apps. Stop cheating the developers and don't post the link!
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I found a websight I got juice defender ultimate apk from. It where I get all my apk's from. I'll post the link tomorrow has a lot of good free apps that you would usually pay for in market. There are apps that don't work on the inspire but you learn as you install and uninstall. Usually I read the reviews on them before installing but most have been great. I use easy installer from mrket to load them just create a folder called download on root of SD place apk there and easy installer will find them after install delete apk from folder. Only issue do not put new apk's in folder if there are still some there not installed yet, easy will not see them till old ones gone.
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Only one warning. Xda does not condone the use of pirated apps. Nor are you allowed to post how to get them.or where.
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Only one warning. Xda does not condone the use of pirated apps. Nor are you allowed to post how to get them.or where.
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No problem sorry for the comment here.
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There is something going on like a stray program or service. What are your top programs in Spare Parts or running diagnostic *#*#4636#*#* on dialer. Look for Partial Wake usage on battery and also look at total usage.
You're draining 3-4 times faster than you should.
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Like I said I'm using Google Music or iheartradio
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I use MIUI with
Radio: 12.39a.60.19x_26.06.06.30_M and
Ril: HTC-RIL 2.2.0079HM.... kernel
and the battery drain is 40% less, works perfect for me
I have to applaud HTC for somewhat following development of their device. They added a toggle to change the behavior of the recent app button so there's no need to mod it. On CR 4.5 I also have 770mb of ram visible. Maybe they did some optimization. Even multitasking is a tad better without Scott's multitasking mod.
I have a bug that shows "G" when I'm on HSPA+ but doesn't really affect speeds.
Overall I would say this OTA is quite good. The overall feel is much snappier.
Edit: ok, so the multitasking is pretty boss so far. The last 4 apps were still cached after not touching phone for 30 minutes. It COULD be placebo but god damn I'm enjoying 4.0.4.
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I'm happy to see this review, as I'm planning on upgrading from CleanROM 4.2 to 4.5 asap. However, I'm not sure that this mini-review is so much about the newest Sense as it is about CleanROM. How can you be sure that the upgrades that you're noticing aren't from Scott's work, not baked into Sense?
The recent button behavior swap is new from stock 4.0.4. The RAM increase has to be from HTC directly because we have no kernel source.
As for multitasking, I'm doing a little bit of assuming. Scott likes to put his mods separate from the rom itself so people can choose what they like. Only EQS, 4G icon and some ATT specific mods were included in the CleanMod install. On top of that, this is the best multitasking I've seen on any rom. If Scott DID do something with the multitasking I'll be glad to be corrected.
Either way, everyone wins with this update.
EDIT: HSPA+ with 2.09 radio, I'm getting speeds I normally get on speed test. I hear people have problems with LTE? Not sure.
Here's a screen shot of the ram
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So does it mean it comes with a new kernel?
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Yes i think so
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Here's a screen shot of the ram
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Oooooh. Shiny!
I wonder if CM10/AOKP can take advantage of this new kernel?
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Here's a screen shot of the ram
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That's awesome. I got 672 total on mine only. Notice a difference in speed?
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I'm happy to see this review, as I'm planning on upgrading from CleanROM 4.2 to 4.5 asap. However, I'm not sure that this mini-review is so much about the newest Sense as it is about CleanROM. How can you be sure that the upgrades that you're noticing aren't from Scott's work, not baked into Sense?
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I used stock 2.23, I can confirm those sense options are from stock. Also, I noticed the interfacei n general is much smoother and snappier. They also added a fade effect when turning pages on the home screen which is nice.
So wait, HTC freed up about 100mb of RAM with this latest leak? That's awesome! I think I'm gonna have to update my ROM now, still on CleanROM SE 2.6.
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So wait, HTC freed up about 100mb of RAM with this latest leak? That's awesome! I think I'm gonna have to update my ROM now, still on CleanROM SE 2.6.
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I think that's just gravy. No 4.0.3 based rom even comes close to the multitasking that the leaked 4.0.4 has. They must have tweaked their extremely aggressive memory management to allow much better memory management. Of course YMMV, but I've just been testing it over the course of the day. Most of the apps within the first 4-5 slots can get cached no problem if you press home.
People complain, but this might be the reason why HTC have not released their kernel. HOX IS their flagship, so maybe they didn't want to release a crippled kernel for HOXL users. I'm very impressed that they are listening to community feedback.
How's battery life with the multitasking change?
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So wait, HTC freed up about 100mb of RAM with this latest leak? That's awesome! I think I'm gonna have to update my ROM now, still on CleanROM SE 2.6.
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Yeah HTC freed up a whole lot of ram and I've noticed the Sense Launcher transition is slightly altered. Overall, much snappier!
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It's not a leak, it is an official update for HTC Asia xl, for Singtel Singapore.
I noticed the clock app now remembers what tab you were on, eg alarms.
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I noticed the clock app now remembers what tab you were on, eg alarms.
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That was my biggest pet peeve!
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That was my biggest pet peeve!
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Yea same, I think it was on a lot of peoples lists as a silly thing.
It is nice now that it is fixed!
Another thing I noticed is that the contacts "Updates" and "Gallery" now populate with stuff from Facebook, rather than just infinitely saying "Loading".
Does 4.0.4 fix the static/hiss problem when playing music from the headphone out as mentioned in this thread?:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1720212
If it does then i'm sold. Looking to get rid of my GS3 for this - which although wonderful, doesn't play well with my network and drains way too quickly on standby + HSPA.
Can someone please tell me what the kernel build date is?
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Does 4.0.4 fix the static/hiss problem when playing music from the headphone out as mentioned in this thread?:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1720212
If it does then i'm sold. Looking to get rid of my GS3 for this - which although wonderful, doesn't play well with my network and drains way too quickly on standby + HSPA.
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I've never had this problem and I use my headphones to listen to music and podcasts every single day. tested with both beats on and off, using both my IEMs and headphones and still no hiss.
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Can someone please tell me what the kernel build date is?
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July 12.
I'm currently running Clean ROM 4.5 and only get about 14 hours per a full charge. Please share your thoughts!
King cobra seems to give me the best battery life followed by Nocternals ROM. Both are very close to each other from what I can tell.
I used to get good battery life with Wild Child's WCX Illuminati ROMs but he closed his site to non-americans so I don't know how his ROMs are doing.
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Imho its based on how the phone is used each phone looks the same but in side they barely slightly different
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King cobra gives me the best battery life but I won't get any more than 12 hours when I use it a fair bit.
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Better than clean Rom ?? And how's the overall experience on it
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Better than clean Rom ?? And how's the overall experience on it
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I've relatively new to this, bit I've seen people get upwards to 24 hours and am wondering how they pulled it off. I get a max of 14 hours with this one X.
I got 1 day and 17 hours with auto brightness and auto sync on. I used the 6.4.AOKP ICS Rom. Oh and some pretty good screen on time.
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Nabeel Kiani said:
I got 1 day and 17 hours with auto brightness and auto sync on. I used the 6.4.AOKP ICS Rom.
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Link please?
AOSP roms get the best battery life in my opinion.
Actually Xs. I have gotten better battery life with your ROMs compared to either Cm10 and Aokp. Now that we have the source for 4.0.4 and if they get those wake locks fixed that might change but I think your ROMs are a little easier on the battery currently.
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Actually Xs. I have gotten better battery life with your ROMs compared to either Cm10 and Aokp. Now that we have the source for 4.0.4 and if they get those wake locks fixed that might change but I think your ROMs are a little easier on the battery currently.
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I just started running cm10 today but I'm not sure yet, in the past aosp has always been my choice but sense 4.1 has really improved
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It is quite possible that your "rapid" battery drain is caused by one of the apps you have installed, as opposed to the ROM you are using. I'd highly recommend installing an app like Better Battery Stats and use those numbers to find the worst offenders.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/Wakelocks
http://www.xda-developers.com/android/tune-your-androids-battery-life-with-betterbatterystats/
Its wake locks from the aosp ROMs themselves. Its a known issue and I am sure it will be worked out. They are only in the beta stages so its not a surprise.
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I got 1 day and 17 hours with auto brightness and auto sync on. I used the 6.4.AOKP ICS Rom. Oh and some pretty good screen on time.
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Are you sure that's aokp in the pictures?
guitarofozz said:
Are you sure that's aokp in the pictures?
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Yea 6.4 AOKP ICS in the original android development forums.
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I've been getting "decent" battery life on the stock rom. At night I use an app called ScreenDim set at 29.8% brightness, the rest of the time I use auto-brightness.
Hmm I'm currently at 43% and battery stats show 20 hrs use.
For battery life nothing beats King Cobra.
Watch the dev thread today, Turge has a little something special today. And man it's going to be popular.
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Hmm I'm currently at 43% and battery stats show 20 hrs use.
For battery life nothing beats King Cobra.
Watch the dev thread today, Turge has a little something special today. And man it's going to be popular.
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I'm going to have to look into this...
wantabe said:
I've been getting "decent" battery life on the stock rom. At night I use an app called ScreenDim set at 29.8% brightness, the rest of the time I use auto-brightness.
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Ok, I'll bite. 3+ DAYS?
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Ok, I'll bite. 3+ DAYS?
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Is this even possible? I've seen pictures of 24 hours or so, and that's at what I'm aiming for. Would you happen to have a link for a ROM that provides this type of battery life? Is 3 days not even real?
I know its standard to protocol to answer these type of questions with read and flash em and decide which is best. Problem is that its not for me, its for my girlfriend who is not very tech savey to say the least. She is complaining of battery life so I was wondering if there was a rom that was/is perfectly stable with good battery life. Performance isn't an issue as neither is eye candy or tweaks. She is pretty much out of the box type of person. She left ios because of the bigger screen and other functions ios doesnt have, but for the most part she is typical iphone user. I just want her to get better battery life.
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HTC one x you press the capacitive button to the right of home then you swipe up on the app to quit it.Now If you want to permanately remove bloatware/other processes, you have to root the phone ...although juice defender ult is a great app..the one x battery is great for me..even when I was on stock..maybe turn off fastboot( in power settings) turn off all the sound, Screen brightness low, touch settings(vibrate when keys touched..etc).check push notifications manually.. believe me android is more productive in battery life then IOS. Hope I helped. A thanks would be appreciated
Try paranoid android 2.54 with stock kernel, gives me the most battery on screen usage with 4-5 hours and 14 hours standby.
I also have screen brightness set to auto and auto sync for gmail, whatsapp, and twitter. I switched from cleanrom 5 and I'm loving this one.
I have tried most ROMs including cm10, kingkang ROM, etc
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Would you say aosp Roms are more battery. Efficient than sense?
Also for each Rom do we have to also flash the kernal seperately using the all in one tool kit by hasoon?
CleanROM has the best battery life for me. It's also extremely stable.
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You need a rooted sense ROM. Debloated. Root it so you can flash a kernel that has some has undervolt applied like elemental 2.0.
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Yeah sense ROMs for me were okay for battery but the PA 2.54 has actually proven to be better for me at least. Try them all and see what works best for reliability and such, I spent 3-4 weeks discovering what I liked most
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Yeah sense ROMs for me were okay for battery but the PA 2.54 has actually proven to be better for me at least. Try them all and see what works best for reliability and such, I spent 3-4 weeks discovering what I liked most
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Cleanrom with 2.40 or 2.41 radio/ril and beastmode kernel.
CM, AOSP, and other non sense roms seem to be having battery issues. Random steep drops in battery level.
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Cleanrom with 2.40 or 2.41 radio/ril and beastmode kernel.
CM, AOSP, and other non sense roms seem to be having battery issues. Random steep drops in battery level.
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This.
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I have actually found the best battery life from Viper 2.2.0 and the elementX combo. I desensed though.
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I have actually found the best battery life from Viper 2.2.0 and the elementX combo. I desensed though.
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I think the kernel is what allows the better battery life, not too sure though.
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I think the kernel is what allows the better battery life, not too sure though.
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From what I've seen on the dev forums, it seems like the majority of people have not had a lot of luck with battery life while using CM10 (just my perception, though. I'm on CleanRom). I definitely think a good kernel will go a long way (especially if you underclock things), but the ROM will play a part if a lot of software has to be running all the time to support ROM features.
Kernal has more to do with battery life hence the reason people are not getting amazing battery life on aosp roms for our phone right now. Kernal is still a WIP. I am hoping we see jelly bean sense roms soon, might give the best of both worlds.
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Hey guys, I've recently bought a AT&T HTC One X. This is my first smartphone, and it is fully stocked, locked bootloader and no root, android 4.0.4 and software version 2.20.502.7, really like the phone. However, I am not really impressed with the battery life. I would usually charge it over night for around 8 hours, take it off in the morning at around 08:00, take it to school, casually check facebook/gmail, maybe watch one or two videos and by the time I get home at around 15:30, the battery would be at around 15%. I was wondering whether this is normal and if there is any point of my rooting the device and flashing any custom roms?
I have disabled all the AT&T bloatware, decreased my screen brightness to around 25%, no live wallpapers, disabled auto syncing, wifi and mobile data mobile switched on only when I use it, only have a weather/clock widget and a couple of games. So I have been researching about rooting and customer roms for about a month now, and found out that some members have amazing battery life times with Cleanroms and custom kernels, so I was wondering whether the latest 5.1 Cleanrom with a Beastmode kernel 4.4 would cause any damage to my phone and whether any of you guys are using it?
Thanks for your time!
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Hey guys, I've recently bought a AT&T HTC One X. This is my first smartphone, and it is fully stocked, locked bootloader and no root, android 4.0.4 and software version 2.20.502.7, really like the phone. However, I am not really impressed with the battery life. I would usually charge it over night for around 8 hours, take it off in the morning at around 08:00, take it to school, casually check facebook/gmail, maybe watch one or two videos and by the time I get home at around 15:30, the battery would be at around 15%. I was wondering whether this is normal and if there is any point of my rooting the device and flashing any custom roms?
I have disabled all the AT&T bloatware, decreased my screen brightness to around 25%, no live wallpapers, disabled auto syncing, wifi and mobile data mobile switched on only when I use it, only have a weather/clock widget and a couple of games. So I have been researching about rooting and customer roms for about a month now, and found out that some members have amazing battery life times with Cleanroms and custom kernels, so I was wondering whether the latest 5.1 Cleanrom with a Beastmode kernel 4.4 would cause any damage to my phone and whether any of you guys are using it?
Thanks for your time!
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It isn't necessary to spam all the battery threads with the same question. One thread is enough.
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It isn't necessary to spam all the battery threads with the same question. One thread is enough.
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Spam? I am new to this which means I don't necessary know how the whole system works, therefore I am trying to find the best answer I can. Sorry to see that's bothering some people.
Irritate the ones that have to go through these threads an your Chances diminish greatly.
Tis a sad day when being new allows for this spamming in ones mind.
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Hi all,
I just updated to the latest ViperX OTA update and my battery life has gone down significantly. It says it is due to the wireless which I leave on and connect to at work and at home. Is anyone else finding this? Is there any new firmware for the wireless radio that I can try or anything else?
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Try installing the Elemental Kernel. This is a Venom approved kernel with voltage control. You install it the same way you would a ROM. It will lower the voltage on your phone by default, using less juice from the battery, while still having awesome performance. Most people have no issues with the default 850mv. You can get it from the Venom Hub, or here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2061577
Also, some people have reported downgrading their radios to previous versions, but I never really noticed a difference.
Wait a few days for it to stabilize. It's always bad after a fresh flash.
in my case it took two days, then it stabilized.
I have been on this new version for about 2 weeks now and it is still fairly bad. I will give it a few more days and monitor what uses the battery more closely. If I still feel it is the WiFi then I will flash the elemental kernel and see how I go.
Thanks.
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I've always had awesome battery life with viper xl, remember to wait a few days to let things settle.
And make sure to clean flash.
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