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[App]14.03.2011 SuperPower v0.80 Battery save:Data, Wi-Fi, BT, GPS, 2G/3G/4G, CPU mhz

THIS IS AN UNSUPPORTED EXPERIMENTAL BETA APPLICATION, BUGGY, USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. PLEASE READ THE ENTIRE POST BEFORE USING.
About
SuperPower attempts to save battery power by controlling various power hungry components and features of the device. Its features include managment of the cellular data connection, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, CPU speed and 2G/3G band. It does all this automagically based on the options you configure.
There are more battery saver apps out there, but none that work the way I want them to. It is however meant to work relatively simply. If you want uber-fine-grained control use one or a combination of the other applications available.
SuperPower also serves as somewhat of an Android port of WMLongLife.
BETA, Development & Testing
This application is in beta stage and far from finished. There will be bugs, and the list of things that still need to added, changed, refactored, streamlineed, etc is long.
Primary testing and development is done on a Galaxy S (unbranded, EU, I9000) device, but I also run tests on a G1 and a Hero. Other users have reported it (mostly) works on the Droid, Milestone, Nexus, Desire, Pulse, EVO.
Android version
SuperPower requires Android 1.6 or newer. Some features require newer versions, and some features have a different code path on different Android versions.
For example, Bluetooth features require Android 2.0, while the download speed tracker (to not disable data while downloading) requires Android 2.2. Features are automatically disabled if they are not available for your Android version.
Main features
Control over
- Cellular data
- Wi-Fi
- WiMAX * Android 2.2+ *
- Bluetooth * Android 2.0+ *
- CPU speed * ROOT *
- Bands (2G/3G) * ROOT *
- GPS * ROOT, PATCH, Android 2.2+ *
- Auto-Sync
- Background data * ROOT, PATCH, Android 2.2+ *
Automatic management of the above based on
- Screen state
- Wi-Fi network connection state
- WiMAX network connection state
- Lock screen visibility state
- Download speed
- Foreground application
- Tethering state
- Sleep mode
- Low battery state
- Charging state
Other
- Schedule data connection to be available at certain times
- Schedule night mode
- Informative toasts in response to user actions
- Status bar notifications about the current state, which you can tap to change
- Provides handy shortcuts you can add to the home screen for easy access of a number of functions
Additional features
- Enable/disable data is non-persistent. APNs are not modified! This is no longer true on Gingerbread (2.3) and newer due to changes in Android security. Here either data is disabled entirely (Settings -> Wireless and network -> Mobile networks -> Use packet data, or APNs are modified (Access Point Names in the same menu).
- 2G/3G switching is supported in two different ways: RIL injection (highly experimental, any ROM, possible side effects) and Sidekick (AOSP ROMs signed with platform test keys, or using patching)
- Completely event based, no polling, ever.
Future features
I have a LOT of them already in my to-do list. However, if you have any ideas feel free to post them. To name a few that are already on my list: configuration wizard, widget, GPS control, mapper, signal-strength based 2G/3G. Of course improvement to current features, fixing bugs, etc are also on my (perpetual?) to-do list.
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Conclusion, copyright and download
NOTICE: At this time I may not respond to each and every posts and questions. I do guarantee I will read every post and take what you write under consideration! Please report all your findings.
Copyright: This app is fully my copyright. You may not distribute it without prior explicit consent from me! So no, you're not allowed to include it in your ROMs either
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Release notes: The changelog (a few posts down) contains links to version-specific release notes, if there are any.
SuperPower can be found on Market under the name "SuperPower XDA-BETA". The QR code below will take you there:
Direct market link: market://details?id=nl.morose.superpower
Appbrain link: http://www.appbrain.com/app/nl.morose.superpower
It is on Market instead of being for download here because Market tracks force closes. This will help me debug
(Original APK downloads <<< 0.60: 705)

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
Index
- General
--- Will this prolong battery life ?
--- I want feature X, but it isn't included
--- I expected X to happen, but Y happened
--- I found a bug
- Data connections
--- The connection state changed, but didn't change back when I expected it to
- System popups
--- The PIN screen pops up sometimes
--- The locks screen pops up sometimes
- 2G/3G
--- A band switch is being performed even though I'm already in the mode it is switching to
--- What is the difference between the RIL injection and the Sidekick method ?
--- Even though I have root, the 2G/3G switching options are disabled (CDMA)
--- Band switching takes too long, is this a bug ? Can it be improved ?
--- I'm in 2G mode but my device switched back to 3G
- CPU
--- The device never wakes from sleep
--- Using tool X shows me that CPU speed is never changed
General: Will this prolong battery life ?
Quite probably, yes, significantly! BUT, there is never a guarantee. It all depends on how you use your device, the current conditions, and how you configure SuperPower. Some options in general save a lot of battery, but may be too inconvenient for you to use (specifically 2G/3G switching), and if you still want to use them, some playing with the various options may be needed to get it to work with the least amount of inconvenience to your usage pattern.
If you are a very heavy user, no amount of software is going to help you (much). You need a bigger battery (or a spare). If all you use your device for is streaming YouTube, chances are battery life improvements you will see are little to none.
CPU scaling may have less effect than expected. The amount of battery it saves has differed wildly between tests on different devices.
Using Wi-Fi may use significantly less power than using 2G/3G. Or, 2G/3G may use significantly less power than using Wi-Fi. It depends on the situation, the signal strength of both cellular and Wi-Fi, the transfer speed, etc.
Using 2G instead of 3G will generally speaking use less battery for most users, but this is not a given. It depends on the situation.
All in all however, the default SuperPower configuration will provide you with a setup that will save a lot of battery for the average user, with little to no inconvenience to the user.
General: I want feature X, but it isn't included
Feel free to request the feature in this thread, even if this feature is already listed in these posts that it will be implemented sooner or later. If feature X is posted about 10 times, and feature Y only 3 times, that may have an effect on the priority of implementation.
General: I expected X to happen, but Y happened
Please go through the entire configuration to make sure you haven't configured anything that causes this behaviour Y before posting here. Also read through this FAQ and the known issues. It is of course possible you have found an undocumented bug, if so please report it here (see "I found a bug")
General: I found a bug
If you post it here, perhaps we can do something about it. But first, please check your configuration first to make sure it is unexpected behaviour. When posting about a bug, always include the relevant SuperPower configuration options, exactly which device you are using, which ROM, etc. More information is usually better !
Data connections: The connection state changed, but didn't change back when I expected it to
In the default configuration, SuperPower will "upgrade" connection states as soon as possible, but general only "downgrade" them when you aren't looking.
For example, turning on data will be done as soon as you need it; while turning off data will generally be done only a while after the screen goes off. The same goes for for example 2G/3G. Switching to 3G will happen as soon as possible, switching to 2G will not be done immediately.
This does all depend on your SuperPower configuration, though!
System popups: The PIN screen pops up sometimes
On some devices certain actions can cause the PIN screen to popup when for example bandswitching or coming out of airplane mode.
If you enter your PIN code in the SuperPower configuration and you have such a device, SuperPower will attempt to automatically enter the PIN code for you - IF it understands it was one of SuperPower's actions that caused the PIN popup. An overlay screen will be presented to you while the PIN is entered and the SIM unlocked.
This is however an experimental feature, may not work 100% of the time, and can cause some inconvenience. If you find this highly annoying, but you do want to use the features SuperPower provides that may cause this behaviour, you can disable the PIN screen altogether in the device's settings application.
System popups: The lock screen pops up sometimes
Like the PIN screen, on some devices certain actions can cause the lock screen to popup. SuperPower actively counters this behaviour while it is performing actions. Should it still happen, please report it (and the exact situation that caused it), specific code that prevents this behaviour may need to be added to code in additional places.
2G/3G: A band switch is being performed even though I'm already in the mode it is switching to
It is not always possible to detect the current 2G/3G state. In that case, SuperPower will treat the current mode as undefined, and any trigger that will cause either 2G or 3G mode will result in a band switch being performed, regardless of what the current actual state may be. This is also a reason to not use the device's settings app (or any other app) to switch between 2G/3G when SuperPower is also using 2G/3G functionality. Always use SuperPower (and only SuperPower) to perform the band switch!
2G/3G: What is the difference between the RIL injection and the Sidekick method ?
RIL injection is as hackery as hacks come, and is currently only available for GSM devices. It completely circumvents most of Android and tries to force commands to be sent to the radio.
Sidekick on the other hand will use the same method as the device's settings screen to trigger a band switch, and is therefor both safer and faster to use. It does unfortunately require a compatible ROM. Carrier / manufaturer ROMs are usually not compatible, and not all custom ROMs are compatible either. Sidekick is available both on GSM as well as CDMA devices.
If your ROM is Sidekick compatible, Sidekick will always be used instead of RIL injection.
Both methods have not been extensively tested on a wide range of devices yet. So neither method may be compatible with your device. Please post here if neither method works on your device.
2G/3G: Even though I have root, the 2G/3G switching options are disabled (CDMA)
RIL injection is currently only supported on GSM devices. Only the Sidekick method supports CDMA at the moment.
2G/3G: Band switching takes too long, is this a bug ? Can it be improved ?
Band switching will take time, and inconvenience you. There is no way around this. The phone has to drop the network connection and completely reconnect to the tower.
However, in some cases it does take longer than in other cases. The Sidekick method provides the fastest band switching available, but is not compatible with many ROMs. If your ROM is compatible, though, Sidekick will be installed and used automatically instead of RIL injection.
When the RIL injection method is used (which will probably be for most users), band switching speed depends heavily on the device. Some devices are fairly quick with RIL injections, others are slow. If you have a device that requires your PIN code for operations such as band switching and coming out of airplane mode, band switching will also take significantly longer.
Depending on all these factors, band switching can take anywhere between 10 seconds and a minute. Band switching will usually save a lot of power, but you have to consider wether the extra battery life is worth the inconvenience.
2G/3G: I'm in 2G mode but my device switched back to 3G
Some devices are known to do this. If it happens to you, please post about it. An attempt a viable workaround is on the to-do list.
CPU: The device never wakes from sleep
Not all devices work perfectly with CPU scaling. If this happens, reboot your phone, go into SuperPower configuration, and switch the "ondemand" setting under "Root features". If that doesn't work, you'll just have to disable CPU scaling.
CPU: Using tool X shows me that CPU speed is never changed
The CPU speed cannot be easily changed on all devices. Some devices/firmwares are "perflocked". Disabling perflock is beyond the scope of SuperPower, and thus SuperPower will make no attempt to disable it. There are tools out there that can disable perflock on many devices that have it, for example, check out SetCPU.

Known issues
- IMPORTANT BUG - WARNING In various Android 2.1 (Eclair) builds there is a bug with push email. In case there is no data connection available, the background email service will go absolutely insane. It will use quite some CPU power constantly, and it will not let the device go to sleep - ever! I do not know if this bug existed before 2.1, and I have not seen the issue on 2.2 ROMs. If you are suffering from this, or suspect you are suffering from this, disable all the options in SuperPower to disable the cellular data connection.
- SuperUser: SuperPower does use a lot of root commands if you have root. You might want to configure SuperUser to not show toast notifications for every single request.
- State: Current state detection is not perfect yet and needs some improvements. I would advise trying to limit changing options in the application to times when Wi-Fi is off and you are in 3G mode as much as possible, just to be sure.
- Wi-Fi: Occasionally Wi-Fi and cellular data states will conflict, causing cellular data to be set to active when Wi-Fi is on. Happens sporadically.
- CPU Scaling: On the I9000 and family, you should (in my experience) enable the "ondemand" option if you are using CPU scaling. If you don't, and the device is in "suspend" mode, an incoming phonecall may crash the device.
- CPU Scaling: SuperPower makes no attempt to detect or disable perflock. If you have a perflocked device, you need to use SetCPU (or some other tool) to disable perflock on boot.
- CPU Scaling: SuperPower attempts to detect the possible CPU speed settings, and will choose the nearest value below half the maximum CPU speed as "low speed" frequency. The actual number chosen is stated in the description of the relevant option.
- CPU Scaling: I know some overclocked ROMs require the device to always be at this overclocked speed to prevent the device crashing during sleep. If you are using an overclocked ROM and encounter the "sleep of death", disable CPU Scaling.
- Roaming: SuperPower has not been tested while roaming at all. I suspect - but am by no means sure - there may be issues regarding the cellular data connection while roaming and you have set the device to disallow data entirely (while roaming). Let me know if you encounter any that seem directly related to roaming.
- Application specific: Applicatoin specific settings do not go into effect if the app is reached through the back-button, only if started through the launcher (or by some other app)
- Lock screen: Even if the "dont do ... while lockscreen visible" options are enabled, these actions may still happen if triggered by an application specific options
- 2G/3G: On some devices the device itself will automatically switch back to 3G, it will not stay in 2G for very long

Changelogs
14.03.2011 - v0.80 BETA - Release Notes
- Adjusted reboot code
- Adjusted preference save/load code
- Adjusted Sidekick install code (hopefully for the better)
- New version of Sidekick
- Uses ITelephony data controls on pre-Gingerbread
- Uses secure settings patch, Sidekick, or APN-based data controls on Gingerbread, depending on availability
18.11.2010 - v0.75 BETA - Release Notes
- Adjusted some description in config app
- Adjusted shortcut text for "wake up"
- Added "running" notification. This will make sure that there is always a SuperPower notification in the statusbar while SuperPower is running
- Adjusted when some notifications show or do not show based on other notification states
- Added WiMAX notification + 4G icons
- Added WiMAX shortcuts + 4G icons
- Categorized the shortcut selection screen
- Options the device is not capable of are now disabled in the shortcut selection screen
- Added low battery mode override: charging
- Added low battery mode override: screen on
- Added low battery mode override: lock screen
- Fixed option to disable cellular data when WiMAX is connected to a network
- Added "reboot" permission, may fix issue with patch on some devices
- Adjusted screen-on timeout cancel code
- Added option to delay service start at boot. May solve issues with users running a temp-root-at-boot like VISIONary (warning: not tested)
- Adjusted "application requires data when screen is off" handling
- Added option to kill app on screen off (partially working on 2.2)
- Added option to use "3G-only" mode for 3G to root features
- Fixed an issue with bandswitching (would sometimes detect "complete" before switching started)
- Fixed an issue with bandswitching (would not re-evaluate state after leaving lock state)
- Reworked state and wakelock clearing at screen on / screen off / unlock (fixes lockscreen data/wifi/etc on issue)
- Added option to not disable "other" interfaces (Wi-Fi, WiMAX, etc) while download speed is over X KB/s
- Update on MIUI issue: bug report submitted to MIUI devs. Hopefully they can devise a workaround
- Update on Wi-Fi error: still not properly reproducable. No closer to finding a solution (or the problem, even)
- Update on App Specific options: Still needs an overhaul and a lot of extra options!
04.11.2010 - v0.71 BETA - Release Notes
- Fixed FC on Sidekick install fail OK click
- Fixed checkmark on Sidekick install cancel remaining
- Bluetooth support changed to API level 5 and up (Android 2.0)
- WiMAX suppport changed to API level 8 and up (Android 2.2)
- Airplane bug fixed. Cause: WiMAX functions do not work on pre-2.2, SuperPower switches to airplane mode instead of turning off WiMAX
- Secure settings patch and force sidekick install limited to API level 8 and up (Android 2.2)
- Adjusted patching text for modify secure settings
03.11.2010 - v0.70 BETA - Release Notes
- AdFree workaround (may cause delay during first-time-since-reboot load)
- Updated AdMob SDK
- Fixed bug with AdMob
- Modify secure settings (Patch, ROOT), required for GPS and background data options
- Alternative method for Wi-Fi on/off
- Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, WiMAX, GPS, "turned off by screen off" states now persistent, will survive crashes
- Persistent states cleared on boot
- If service is restarted due to crash, it is now loaded correctly
- Fixed crash when entering app-specific screen
- Modified "changed settings" update in background service, should reduce lag in config app
- Renamed "sleep mode" to "night mode"
- PIN code setting now (correctly) states it requires 2.0 if older version detected
- Implement setting Auto-Sync (Android 2.0+) and Background Data (Patch, ROOT) based on network connectivity
- Added master switch to en/disable application specific options
- Nightmode bluetooth on wake is now disabled if bluetooth not supported
- Added GPS options (Patch, ROOT)
- Adjusted multiple config settings: if no root is detected but is needed, options now have the correct "root required" summary
- Added WiMAX functionality
- Scheduled data wakeup during sleep mode disabled
- Adjusted a number of default settings
- Scheduled data is now performed automatically when coming out of night mode
- Intensely modified handling of Sidekick-based switching to accomodate some devices
- Sidekick switching now disables the data connection before attempting a switch
- Added scheduled wake up time to night mode quick list
- Alternative Sidekick installation path for non-AOSP ROMs with root
28.10.2010 - v0.64 BETA (DEBUG)
- Attempted fix for WiMAX detection force close (Market reported crash)
- Additional logging in startup screen, hopefully help finds the problem for the "blank screen" issue
- Additional logging to test WiMAX features
- Possible fix for app-specific options listed apps that are no longer installed
27.10.2010 - v0.63 BETA
- Adjustment to data off during low battery, no longer turns off when battery low but charging and "do not turn off while charging" is set, when leaving airplane mode
- Adjustment to data off during lock screen, scheduled data and charging states now override this setting
- Adjustment to service keep-alive
- Refactored settings screen (50% code reduction)
- New functionality - sleep mode
- New shortcut - sleep mode
- New shortcut - wake up
- New notification - sleep mode + tap to wake up
- New sleep mode launcher + statusbar icon
- New wake up launcher icon
- Implemented set alarm detection code
- Added some code to detect set alarms. This is not available through an API so is trial-and-error. Seems to work on most devices I've tried.
- Added "Do not switch to 3G when Wi-Fi network is connected" option
24.10.2010 - v0.62 BETA
- Attempted fix for CPU functions force close on unknown model (Market reported crash)
- Attempted fix for AsyncCreate.onPostExecute force close (Market reported crash)
- Temporarily disabled AdFree detection, until a workaround can be devised
22.10.2010 - v0.61 BETA
- Left Sidekick in testing mode. Caused it to be unavailable. Fixed.
21.10.2010 - v0.60 BETA
- State detection improvements
- Changed GSM: RILD_AUTO --> RILD_GSM_WCDMA (for Nexus 1, works according to Jug6ernaut)
- Changed CDMA: RILD_AUTO --> RILD_CDMA_EVDO (for Droid, works according to Captainkrtek)
- Added download speed check option, before turning off data or switching to 2G. API Level >= 8
- Modifications to detecting application start, no longer requires root + bug fix
- Click app title opens thread on XDA-Developers
- Re-arranged user interface into sections
- Ad-supported version no longer runs when AdFree is installed
- Created APK that disables ads (for donator version)
- Removed a LOT of SU calls
- Data schedule aborts when airplane mode detected
- Bandswitch aborts when airplane mode detected
- Last wanted data-state / band-state applied when coming out of airplane mode
- Post-wakelock-release vibration now optional (debug section)
- Added per-app selection of 3G / data during sleep (new) options
- Adjusted some item titles and summaries
- Many speed and load improvements across several functions
- If PIN code is entered in configuration, SuperPower will show a screen and unlock the device during certain operations, if needed. API Level >= 5
- Added option to switch to 3G when tethering
- Bluetooth options added. API Level >= 5
- Screen off states no longer set when screen goes off due to phonecall+proximity sensor
- Added low battery mode
- New shortcut - override low battery mode
- New shortcut - cancel override low battery mode
- New notification - low battery mode + tap to override
- New notification - low battery mode overriden + tap to re-enable
- New notification - 2g mode + tap to switch to 3g
- New notification - 3g mode + tap to switch to 2g
- New notification - nag
- New generic statusbar icon
- New 2G launcher icon + statusbar icon
- New 3G launcher icon + statusbar icon
- New low battery launcher + statusbar icon
- New low battery override launcher + statusbar icon
- Application specific settings: re-arranged order, configured at top
- Added lock screen options, to specify wether or not actions may be performed during screen on or only after unlock
- Improved detection that band switch is complete
- New known issue: applicatoin specific settings do not go into effect if the app is reached through the back-button, only if started through the launcher
- New known issue: even if the "dont do ... while lockscreen visible" options are enabled, these actions may still happen if triggered by an application specific options
14.10.2010 - v0.51 BETA
- Settings activity: modified descriptions of "root features" to show why they are disabled, if they are disabled
- CreateShortcut activity: ads added
- Settings & CreateShortcut activities: automatic shutdown, prevents popping up the main screen when clicking a shortcut
- Portrait lock (prevents lengthy re-loading at rotate)
- Added screen state detection for API Level >= 5 (reflection)
- CPU scaling: detect if ondemand or conservative is available, and set it if current governor is something else. Should support more devices.
- CPU scaling: fixed a number of possible FC's by adding missing NullPointer checks
- Service load is now multithreaded (prevents ANRs)
14.10.2010 - v0.50 BETA - Initial release

Tested on the Moto Droid running CM6, works well tested some features

Thank you. Will also test your application.
Interesting for me is the function, turning of data connection when wifi is active because this month, I've only gprs speed.
My Galaxy S downloaded Asphalt through the Data Connection although wifi was available...and I did this 2 times -_-
One "error", maybe missconfigured: If the screen is off, and I turn it back on I've no network.
Even the network from my provider was not active. So there is no phone connection nor receiving sms possible.
When I turn the screen back on, it rapidly connects to my provider.
Maybe you can give me a hint what I missconfigured

great app, it is working very well for me. Turns off data connection when screen is off and turns on every 15 minutes for 2 minutes to allow autosync. Exactly what I need for power saving since with 2g only and no active auto-sync I am saving a LOT of power.

Works Excellently
Nice App on 2.2 JPM THX mate

will test it and report back to you
for now; THANKS

Madic said:
Thank you. Will also test your application.
Interesting for me is the function, turning of data connection when wifi is active because this month, I've only gprs speed.
My Galaxy S downloaded Asphalt through the Data Connection although wifi was available...and I did this 2 times -_-
One "error", maybe missconfigured: If the screen is off, and I turn it back on I've no network.
Even the network from my provider was not active. So there is no phone connection nor receiving sms possible.
When I turn the screen back on, it rapidly connects to my provider.
Maybe you can give me a hint what I missconfigured
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When you mean the network is not "active", do you have a "white circle with a line through it" icon ?
Do you have 2G/3G switching enabled ? The above is exactly what would happen if:
- You have enabled switch to 2G when screen goes off, and you turn on the device while the device is switching to 2G
- You have enabled switch to 3G when screen goes on
In both cases it is a temporary situation that takes about 10 seconds to resolve. Unfortunately switching between 2G and 3G takes time.

Thanks Chainfire. I will try this app and I’ll let you know if I find any bug or I got any suggest.
I really like the option to disable data when the screen is turned off, it’s very good for those who sometimes forget to deactivate 3G when. The only bad pint that I can see to this particular feature is that I could stop downloads of big files unless you have the screen always turned on. By the way I still really like that feature.

titooo7 said:
Thanks Chainfire. I will try this app and I’ll let you know if I find any bug or I got any suggest.
I really like the option to disable data when the screen is turned off, it’s very good for those who sometimes forget to deactivate 3G when. The only bad pint that I can see to this particular feature is that I could stop downloads of big files unless you have the screen always turned on. By the way I still really like that feature.
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Something is planned for this problem

mrruin said:
great app, it is working very well for me. Turns off data connection when screen is off and turns on every 15 minutes for 2 minutes to allow autosync. Exactly what I need for power saving since with 2g only and no active auto-sync I am saving a LOT of power.
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Where can I set that data turns on every 15minutes?
Thanks

Chainfire said:
Something is planned for this problem
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I guess you have something planned like a watchdog to see if there is any data transfer before stopping the connection. If thats the case I think it might be not so easy as some apps could be connected to the internet with very small data transfer. However, you are the expert on this.
I just tested in my SSGS with froyo 2.2 (JPM). I'm just using default options (disconnect data when the screen is turned off) and I have realised that when the data gets disconnected the phone makes a small vibration. It would be cool if we can avoid the vibration as it also spends some battery

Birba said:
Where can I set that data turns on every 15minutes?
Thanks
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Under "Schedule data connection" section in SuperPower
titooo7 said:
I guess you have something planned like a watchdog to see if there is any data transfer before stopping the connection. If thats the case I think it might be not so easy as some apps could be connected to the internet with very small data transfer. However, you are the expert on this.
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Likely it will be related to the download speed itself, not sure yet though.
I just tested in my SSGS with froyo 2.2 (JPM). I'm just using default options (disconnect data when the screen is turned off) and I have realised that when the data gets disconnected the phone makes a small vibration. It would be cool if we can avoid the vibration as it also spends some battery
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As stated in the first post the vibration is a debug option. It will be removed / turned off in a later version. Remember this is beta

Chainfire said:
When you mean the network is not "active", do you have a "white circle with a line through it" icon ?
Do you have 2G/3G switching enabled ? The above is exactly what would happen if:
- You have enabled switch to 2G when screen goes off, and you turn on the device while the device is switching to 2G
- You have enabled switch to 3G when screen goes on
In both cases it is a temporary situation that takes about 10 seconds to resolve. Unfortunately switching between 2G and 3G takes time.
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I activated both options.
Ok, if this is intended behaviour and just happens if I switch the screen back on, than it's fine.
Thank you

Madic said:
I activated both options.
Ok, if this is intended behaviour and just happens if I switch the screen back on, than it's fine.
Thank you
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Note that if you turn off the "Automatic switch to 3G" option, SuperPower will switch to 3G when you start any of the programs selected in the "Applications requiring 3G" instead of every time you turn on your screen.

Wow this is great! I'll download and try when I upgrade to JPM this weekend! Nice to see a great Dev working on the SGS!

Nice app mate thanks, look forward to more development. And damn you have TONS of phones, mind giving us a HD2? haha.

Bug Report!
Bug Report!
Force closed on I9000M on when switching back from another app back to SP
reloaded SP and it went in properly
I9000M became unresponsive after enabling 2G/3G option
Force closed again...
still hung, can't do much with SP, need to uninstall to return SGS back to normal
no option to uninstall, it does not appear on Titanium backup or any apk manager

[Q][TASKER] Several Questions

I have a few questions.
I tried to make my own Juice Defender replacement:
Data Check -
Contexts:
Time
From 6:30
every 15 min
To 01:00
Power
Any
Inverted
Tasks:
Stop
if %SCREEN ~ ON
Stop
if %CELLSIG < 1
Mobile Data
On
Auto-Sync
On
Wait
2 min
Auto-Sync
Off
Mobile Data
Off
For some reason I can't set an end task, but I think I got around it. What this should do is when my screen is off and I have service it should check for any sort of notifications (facebook, mail), correct? Also, will I still get texts and calls instantly or does Mobile Data include these?

you shouldn't use the wait there as while tasker is waiting those 2 min nothing else can run.
I posted my tasks for this in another thread recently: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=11097712&postcount=14

Is there anything else I can use instead of wait? I don't really want to make 4 profiles. Also I tried doing something else and it's not working. I attempted to make a Night Mode, however it doesn't turn on:
Nightenable:
Contexts:
From 1:00 Till 6:29
Tasks:
Variable Set %NIGHT, 1
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Night Mode:
Contexts:
Variable Set %NIGHT, 1
Tasks:
Lower Volume, etc.

why don't you want to use 4 tasks? That's the most ellegant way to do it
for the night mode don't set the variable but set the stuff you want straight away

I would do it in one task except I also have this:
Power Mode:
Contexts:
Power On
Tasks: (Menu)
(Night Mode) Variable Set %NIGHT, 1
(Normal Mode) Variable Set %NIGHT, 0

Vulf said:
I have a few questions.
I tried to make my own Juice Defender replacement:
Data Check -
Contexts:
Time
From 6:30
every 15 min
To 01:00
...
...
For some reason I can't set an end task, but I think I got around it. What this should do is when my screen is off and I have service it should check for any sort of notifications (facebook, mail), correct? Also, will I still get texts and calls instantly or does Mobile Data include these?
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How I do this:
Profile: Sleep
Time
From 23:00
un-checked
To 05:59
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Tasks: Sleep
Notification Pulse
Off​Ringer Volume
5​Mobile data
Off​WiFi
Off​Bluetooth
Off​Auto-Sync
Off​Display Brightness
15​---------------------------------------
Exit Tasks: Awake
Notification Pulse
On​Ringer Volume
15​Auto Brightness
On​
I utilize a whole other Project with several Profiles to control the Wifi & Mobile Data usage. now working on a BT radio policy

[Tips] Android | How to Maximize Battery Life | 14.5.2012

How to Maximize Battery Life
UPDATED! Improve MiniCM9(nAa) Battery >> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=25959229#post25959229
Stay tune, there may be additional tips and important notes!
General
Put ur phone to sleep via notification power widget(CM Settings) to prevent wakelocks(awake while screen off).
Conectivity
Turn Wi-fi and Bluetooth off when not in use.
(Power Control Widget ...OR... Settings > Wireless and Networks)
Location
Disable Wireless Network Positioning.
(Settings > Location)
Disable GPS Satellites.
(Power Control Widget ...OR... Settings > Location)
Display
Manual Brightness: Lowest (0)
Auto-rotate screen: Off
Animation: No animation
Screen Time-out: 30secs or less.
(Power Control Widget ...OR... Settings > Screen & display)
For even lower brightness, set dim level to 10 or below
(CM Settings > Display > Automatic Backlight > Screen Dim Level)
Wallpaper and Widgets
Use static background instead of live wallpapers.
Darker wallpapers are recommended for AMOLED screen.
Use less active widgets (high refresh rate)
(Long press Home Screen)
Network
Turn Airplane mode on while you are sleeping.
Turn off Data Transfer (network internet connection) when not in use.
Turn on Airplane Mode when you(user) sleep.
(Power Control Widget ...OR... Settings > Wireless & networks)
Use 2G/GSM Only, not 2G+3G/HSDPA.
(Power Control Widget ...OR... Settings > Wireless & networks > Mobile networks)
Accounts & Sync
Disable background data transfer. (Turn on when using Android Market)
Disable Auto-sync accounts.
(Settings > Accounts and Sync)
Applications
Disallow Mock Location.
(Settings > Applications)
Sound & Vibrations
Set vibration only on silent mode.
Disable haptic feedback. (Vibration on UI interaction)
(Power Control Widget ...OR... Settings > Sound)
Language & Keyboard
Disable Keyboard Vibration / Set vibration to 0ms
(Settings > Language & Keyboard)
Rom Modules - Tweaks to your rom. Works for both stock and modded roms.
If there's undervolt module for your rom, use it.
Custom CPU governor such as smartass, smartassV2
(!) For some CM7 Roms, smartass makes your phone very lag, try smartassV2 or ondemand.
CPU & Processor
Reduce processor speed (Underclock).
Choose [powersave/conservative/smartass] governors. (!) Quite laggy.
[APP] SetCPU for Root Users
-Set processor speed and governors.
Extras
Use less UI-replace apps like CallerID, WidgetLocker, GO Locker etc.
Background and Running Apps
Use task killer ONLY for apps/games u wont use for the next few hours.
Dont leave task killer in the notification bar, kill it together.
(!) If u kill every system apps, your phone have to re-run them all over again. Thus battery drains.
(!) Watch what you kill
[APP] Titanium Backup's Freezing function (PAID VERSION)
-Prevent the apps from running without uninstalling them.
-Frozen apps wont be shown in App Drawer and cannot be launched. (You can defrost if you want)
-Safe common system apps to be frozen: (actually most of them are safe, what u freeze is what wont work)
Market (Market wont work)
Gmail (Market wont work)
Google Apps (affects Market)
Google Search (affects Market)
Google Talk
FOTAkill
Pico TTS (Speech to text wont work)
TTS Service (Speech to text wont work)
Voice Search (Voice Search wont work)
Voice Dialer (Voice Dialer wont work)
(!) Don't freeze apps like Sync, Settings, Package Installer, Messaging and some obviously important apps.
[APP] Autostarts
-Managing apps running automatically in most situations.
-e.g: during startup, after startup, widgets updating...
CyanogenMod Settings (Only available in Cyanogenmod Settings)
-Render Effect - N1 Calibrated
-Overscroll Effect - Disable
(CM Settings > Interface)
-Automatic Backlight Settings - Set Dim Level + Uncheck Allow light decrese
-Screen on/off animation - Disable
(CM Settings > Display)
-Haptic Feedback Tweaks - Disable all
(CM Settings > Input)
-CPU Settings - Adjust accordingly.
(CM Settings > Performance > CPU Settings)
-VM Heap Lower it, increase it if u play HD games.
(CM Settings > Performance)
Battery Saver App
Search on Google Play, there's tonnes.
[APP]
Titanium Backup
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.keramidas.TitaniumBackup
Autostarts
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.elsdoerfer.android.autostarts
SetCPU for Root Users
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.mhuang.overclocking
Share your tips!

I think automatic brightness is the best. If you go out during the day you won't be able to see anything on 0 brightness.
It's probably more convenient to just buy a second battery.
Good guide for those desperate for more battery life though.

Green Power is a much simpler alternative to Juice Defender and seems to work a lot better too!
Also there is no need for a task killer if you are running GB. Complete waste of time.

Task killer is much easier than GB internal app control. Save time, not waste time.
But remember FC task killer together thats all.
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Automatic brightness is good but not battery saving. The screen sensors have to work all the time and keep adjusting brightness. :/
Yes, we cant see anything under the sun. Thats the con.

1 more tip, uninstall useless aps

I have a Samsung Galaxy S running the FASTY ROM, and when I switched over to this ROM, I noticed I went from 6-hour battery life to 2-3 days battery life!

Go to every Apps that has Notification Interval in their setting, it updates in background although not display in the Accounts & Sync

Leave you phone off. Usually gets me unlimited power and run times.

armoredkin said:
Go to every Apps that has Notification Interval in their setting, it updates in background although not display in the Accounts & Sync
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Dont get what u mean. Any example?
spinrite said:
Leave you phone off. Usually gets me unlimited power and run times.
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Thats a basic knowledge and everyone should know this.

Nice tips. But the battery depands on rom, some of them uses a lot of battery

kelvinloo said:
Nice tips. But the battery depands on rom, some of them uses a lot of battery
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yes. CM7 uses more than CM6.
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Updated 20.2.2012
- Use less certain apps.

Thanks for the tips.. most of them are pretty obvious though

chinadude said:
Thanks for the tips.. most of them are pretty obvious though
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That means you are good in saving battery.

There have been good tips mentioned but I would like to add that all those battery saver apps just do nothing. These kinds of apps are just ads while some of them like juice defender offer androidees a paid version (Ultimate, Pro etc) which is just another trick where it may be useful for lazy guys who can't turn wifi, bluetooth or other connections or apps off themselves!
I haven't actually tried any of ROMs which are told to be effective (like "undervolt") and on this position I must admit that manufacturers' ads for their mobile products are just lies as I have a SGS2 and whenever I start to play a HD game or connect via wifi it just starts to drain the battery times times more than the advertised battery life!
The only and reliable way of saving battery could be just using carefully: HD games for maximum 30-45 min and wifi connection for 2-3 hours. Playing movies or music could be run in a more span of time like 4-5 hours. Otherwise you will have no remaining for calling or necessary usages!

Jetroid said:
There have been good tips mentioned but I would like to add that all those battery saver apps just do nothing. These kinds of apps are just ads while some of them like juice defender offer androidees a paid version (Ultimate, Pro etc) which is just another trick where it may be useful for lazy guys who can't turn wifi, bluetooth or other connections or apps off themselves!
I haven't actually tried any of ROMs which are told to be effective (like "undervolt") and on this position I must admit that manufacturers' ads for their mobile products are just lies as I have a SGS2 and whenever I start to play a HD game or connect via wifi it just starts to drain the battery times times more than the advertised battery life!
The only and reliable way of saving battery could be just using carefully: HD games for maximum 30-45 min and wifi connection for 2-3 hours. Playing movies or music could be run in a more span of time like 4-5 hours. Otherwise you will have no remaining for calling or necessary usages!
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Yes, thats why i dont recommend saving apps. Just for lazy people.

kelvinloo said:
Nice tips. But the battery depands on rom, some of them uses a lot of battery
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It's true, but other things also affect battery life (many of which the OP mentioned).
However, I just wanna add one thing which I'm sure many of you already know. But the reason I am mentioning it is because I witnessed this work on two Samsung Phones belonging to my friend and his wife: Galaxy Pro & Galaxy Mini (name of the phones, not my friends ).
At first, and on stock rom(not rooted) their battery life was horrible; and by horrible I mean less than 6 hours of usage (<24 hours idle).
I googled it and read somewhere, that fully recharging the phone then draining it completely (until it switches off itself) every day for a few days, the battery life will improve noticeably.
I told them about it; they tried it; and after only 3 days they started to notice the difference. They told me that it really made a difference. Now their battery life is 6-7 hours usage. 48 hours idle.
I know those numbers sound unrealistic but somehow it worked.
I have read this before, and it seems to be a common thing for battery life.
I haven't tried it on my DesireHD because I'm always hopping between different ROMs..
I hope this would be helpful for someone...
... my two cents Cheers!

Nice tips, thanks

Ways to maximize your battery life.
Generally when it comes to battery life I try to use those two tricks which work very well with ICS Roms.
I use ondemandx governor 122-1612MHz with suspend_freq=122MHz.
In order to achieve lowest power consumption in standby. You can tune manually Vdd at 122MHz =suspend_freq to the lowest value.
I also change in /system/buid.prop the value of ro.ril.disable.power.collapse to 0 instead of one by default in order to allow deeper sleep of the air interface.
Over all the type of ROM you are using, the age and capacity of your battery in your device also play a roll in the average time you get out of your device

soomuch said:
Generally when it comes to battery life I try to use those two tricks which work very well with ICS Roms.
I use ondemandx governor 122-1612MHz with suspend_freq=122MHz.
In order to achieve lowest power consumption in standby. You can tune manually Vdd at 122MHz =suspend_freq to the lowest value.
I also change in /system/buid.prop the value of ro.ril.disable.power.collapse to 0 instead of one by default in order to allow deeper sleep of the air interface.
Over all the type of ROM you are using, the age and capacity of your battery in your device also play a roll in the average time you get out of your device
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1612MHz, what rom is that??

updated 29/4/12

App with power presets?

has anyone heard of an app called go power master? it is from the makers of go launcher ex. i really like the app because it allows you to set different presets with different options such as wifi on and bluetooth off while i am at work. the one thing it is missing is to keep the screen on at all times. i use that when i am driving so i can have google maps open and have latitude track me.
does anyone know of an app that is like power master but has the option to leave the screen timeout to never?

Settings Profile
There is an app called settings profile.
I have it for example set conditions like:
- If on cell tower (defined by location)
- Not on ac
- Not running profile
= Set Home off charger Profile
If:
- Not at home (opposite location from above)
- USB or AC power
- Not running profile
= Set Car Profile
Running profile i set manually.
Running profile for example is wifi off, bluetooth on, time out never, music volume 80%, notification sounds 0.
I think thats what your looking for. You can backup also so when you re install your rom you can do a simple re install.
Note: Must have widget on desktop so that it gets loaded into memory on boot. Otherwise you would have to open it each time (or so it seems with One X.)

I found one. I had elixir2 installed already and didnt know that they support profiles and it includes a never have the screen timeout
Sent from my AT&T HTC One X using XDA

[GUIDE] Idle Battery Setup 0.0% loss 6+ hours (Xposed Required) Great Battery Life!

I DO have these disabled, but when they're enabled they work just fine.
GPS
Auto Sync
Location Services
Android Backup
Facebook / Social apps (INSTANT Push Notifications)
You CAN keep these on
GPS
Auto Sync
Google Now
WiFi during sleep
[Google Maps] for Navigation
Facebook /Social Apps are available *only during screen on*
Google Play Services remains a system app
Instant Push Notifications (Depending on what you have limited, for example in MY guide FB and FB Messenger are NOT instant)
NO need for underclocking, Min/Max CPU,
ALL apps that I have disabled: Facebook, Twitter, TypeMail, etc... Work JUST fine when screen on and/or app is opened manually, just during deep sleep is when they're not called to pull notifications. Your mileage may vary.
Thank you to:
@Celestial Fury
for his AWESOME guide, which was attributed I'm this guide and used in obtaining my battery life.
Follow his guide if I missed anything, or if you have something I did not note.

What you will need:
ROOT
Xposed
-[Xposed for 4.0.3-4.4]
-[Xposed for 5.0]
-[Xposed for 5.1]
I will NOT be going over how to root or install Xposed, there are dedicated XDA threads for that
Greenify
Amplify
Powernap Power Nap for Xposed is the SONY's stamina mod for non-Sony devices. When your screen is off, Power Nap maximizes your device's deep sleep time by stopping services, alarms and wakelocks. You can whitelist apps. You need to join the alpha testers community in Google+ here. And become a tester and all that good stuff
Servicely *OPTIONAL* Servicely is basically a task killer, that will kill the apps you have selected at a certain amount of time, or screen off, depending on your settings.
I'm not responsible for any app misbehavior, device failure, bricking, or any of that. As always this is at your OWN RISK!

Greenify
You can use Greenify to hibernate apps that are not in use. There's a donation package which includes lots of [Xposed] features. You need to activate the Greenify Xposed Module [once you have the donation package.] Enable the Boost mode and Experimental Features. See screenshots below.
Greenify apps that drain battery in the background use BBS for reference.
In my case they are:
1. All in one toolbox
2. Amazon shopping
3. Appy Gamer
4. AutoMate
5. Brave Brigade
6. Calendar
7. Chase
8. Chrome
9. Crossy Road
10. Dragon Blaze
11. Dropbox
12. eBay
13. Facebook
14. Google+
15. Messenger
16. Twitter
17. TypeMail
18. XDA

Amplify
This app is AMAZING and a MUST HAVE for saving battery life with Xposed. You NEED the donation package.
WAKELOCKS:
NetworkStats - 240 seconds
SyncLoopWakeLock - 3600 seconds
GpsLocationProvider - 3600
NlpWakeLock - 240 seconds
AudioIn - 240
wake:com.google.android.gms/.config.ConfigFetchService - 240 seconds
NfcService - 40000 seconds ( I dont use NFC )
LocationManagerService - 40000 seconds
Icing - 7200 seconds
Wakeful StateMachine:Geofencer - 7200 seconds
GCoreFlp - 7200 seconds
ConnectivityService - 7200 seconds
NlpCollector WakeLock - 240 seconds
ALARMS *I MIGHT not have the full name listed as some are very long*
telephony.data-stall - 240 seconds
backup.intent.run - 84600 seconds
LockboxAlarmReceiver - 240 seconds
clockwork.stream.action - 240 seconds
NETWORK_STATS_POLL - 200 seconds
clockwork.stream.RANK - 240 seconds
now_action_retry - 3600 seconds
PrefetcherService - 1000 seconds
ANYTHING facebook - 3600 OR 7200 your choice *there's just too many FB alarms to list
EVENT_REMINDER - 3600 seconds
CalendarProvider2 - 3600 seconds
telephony.data-reconnect.default - 240 seconds
WiFiManager.action.START_SCAN - 1200 seconds
sidekick.SCHEDULED_REFRESH - 1200 seconds
ContentSyncService - 7200 seconds
WAKEUP_SENSOR_UPLOADER - 40000 seconds
CheckinService$Receiver - 3600 seconds
intent.action.SEND_IDLE - 43200 seconds
ACTION_CHECK_QUEUE - 43200 seconds
ACTION_UPDATE_WORLD - 86400 seconds
checkin.EventLogService$Receiver - 86400 seconds
GCM_RECONNECT - 43200 seconds
ALARM_WAKEUP_ACTIVITY_DETECTION - 86400 seconds
ALARM_WAKEUP_LOCATOR - 86400 seconds
PKT_CNT_SAMPLE_INTERVAL_ELAPSED - 7200 seconds
LOG_CORE_ANALYTICS - 9999999 (max) seconds
MCS_HEARTBEAT - 240 seconds *as far as i can tell this DOES NOT break PUSH notifications*
greenify.CLEAN_NOW - 7200 seconds
DELAYED_KEYGUARD - 1200 seconds
android.content.syncmanager.SYNC_ALARM - 43200 seconds
location.STATUS_ALARM - 3600 seconds
SERVICES
com.facebook.analytics.service - DENY [BOTH] of them
com.ebay.mobile/.analytics - DENY
update.SystemUpdateService - DENY
twitter.library.scribe - DENY

Servicely *OPTIONAL*
See attached screenshot for settings and such ( I am running PRO version )
Servicely will kill ANY apps that you have added to the Hit-List, you can change the interval at which it checks [Mine is set to 60seconds]
Only choose apps that have RED lettering under them, stating they can wake the device (and/or apps you don't want running in background)
-Option to set it to screen-off only [That's how I have mine set]
-Aggressive process termination which kills apps even in the foreground that you may have in Hit-List if the phone doesn't deem the process important [I have this checked]
-Start on boot, I would have this checked [I do]
It also has an advanced mode, which lets you turn off individual services but I will not be going over that (We did that with Amplify) that section is *AT YOUR OWN RISK*

*FAQ*
Originally from @Celestial Fury battery life guide!!
Establish Baseline (battery ONLY drain)
Charge battery to full (100%).
Switch phone OFF.
After 7 hours or so turn it on.
To get drain / hour: divide % of battery reduction with number of hours the phone was off. If battery % dropped by 1% after 7 hours, then 1 / 7 = [0.1%/h]. This is your battery ONLY drain, no drain from Android OS, radio signal, WiFi, data, wakelocks, & alarms.
Establish Baseline *Airplane Mode*
Charge battery to full (100%).
Switch phone to Airplane Mode.
After 7 hours or so turn off Airplane Mode.
Check drain in BBS. This is your battery drain from ONLY Airplane mode, no drain from radio signal, WiFi, and data.
Test Idle Battery Drain
Charge battery to full (100%).
Reset Amplify Device Stats NOT Reset to defaults.
(Useful for troubleshooting alarms/wakelocks from troubled apps)
Leave phone idle for 7 hours or more.
Check phone for any unknown reboot (run time in Amplify & BBS must be the same. If BBS has a MUCH shorter time or if it shows "Boot" instead of "Unplugged" then there was a reboot, BBS resets stats after reboot).
Report here for the cause of reboot and do not limit the problem app/wakelock/alarm anymore.
Using BBS as a guide for battery drainage, increase the time of limited alarm(s)/wakelock(s) or limit others
Amplify DOES NOT show DRAIN. BBS does. Don't limit something that doesn't cause drainage (unless it's ads/privacy).
Repeat Step 1.
Testing problems with Amplify:
In Amplify, RESET Device Stats.
Use the app you have a problem with.
Check in Amplify what alarms/partial wakelocks were triggered.
POSTING DUMPS/REPORTING LOGS:
USE BetterBatteryStats to report logs and dumps. Here's how:
Charge your device to 100 and unplug the device from the charger.
Leave it idle for at least 6 hours (Don't turn on the screen during this period).
Choose "Unplugged" as a start reference and "Screen On" OR "Current" as stop reference (Refer to Screenshots)
Pull a TextDump File from BetterBatteryStats. (Refer to Screenshots)
You'll find the dump in the root of your SDCard. Post the dump in the thread.
Delayed PUSH Notifications: If you are experiencing delayed push notifications, try this app!
Thanks to: @chamonix for BetterBatteryStats
@rovo89 @romracer and @C3C076 for Xposed Framework
@oasisfeng for Greenify
@cryptyk for Amplify @caspase for AppOpsXposed
@waylaidwanderer for Power Nap @andQlimax for PNF
Thanks again to @Celestial Fury for a lot of help with this guide! :thumbup:

Let me know if you have any comments/concerns/questions/criticisms/etc... sorry it's so long
thanks!

Reserved, just cause.

Just punched in these ... will let you know after 3-4 charge cycles. Thanks for your efforts. Keep this thread updated with newer WAKELOCKS, ALARMS etc.

Jibreil said:
Just punched in these ... will let you know after 3-4 charge cycles. Thanks for your efforts. Keep this thread updated with newer WAKELOCKS, ALARMS etc.
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Of course! I'll update with new things as I find new wakelocks and alarms, etc... Post a dump here after a couple cycles!

Happen to switch to a CM 12 ROM so couldn't share the stats. Nevertheless the battery was lovely with these configs. Does this work well with CM 12?

Jibreil said:
Happen to switch to a CM 12 ROM so couldn't share the stats. Nevertheless the battery was lovely with these configs. Does this work well with CM 12?
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Yeah this works great with CM 12 that ROMs not bloated or anything so it'll be a great setup with it