Razr maxx. Motofail rooted. No recovery. Ota root keeper to restore root. Of course I pushed the cheescake way but by any means i am happy. There are a few hickups i hope get fixed before official drops but solid for the most part. 100% daily driver.
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I don't expect there to be an update tomorrow based on my test of this leak...but hopefully I am wrong
How is battery life?
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How is battery life?
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Incredible?
Auto Sync, GPS, Exchange (50+ emails), WiFi all on, and Bluetooth, all the time. Day 4 now.. well running it for 4 days. I've charged it of course Took it off the charger 11 hours ago, early AM
Where is cheescake thread? Just gimmi the link please
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IdowhatIwant said:
Incredible?
Auto Sync, GPS, Exchange (50+ emails), WiFi all on, and Bluetooth, all the time. Day 4 now.. well running it for 4 days. I've charged it of course Took it off the charger 11 hours ago, early AM
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Very nice, I assume u run the maxxx
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romdroid. said:
How is battery life?
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As you can see, 4 1/2 hour screen on time on 3g only, plenty to go. Seems to be same as gbread or maybe a hair better. Argueable at best
OTA updates
Has anyone received the OTA updates yesterday or today on their Razr Maxx? I have several friends who have rooted Droid Razr Maxx and updates are attempting to come in.
One of them gets a notification in the notification bar that the update is suspended and will resume shortly. The second one downloaded but then failed to finish installing.
I'm really curious to see what effect ICS will have on root etc.
mrbuilder
Had it since Sunday, after install did factory reset, all is well, have root, and just found out from another user to get recovery, just did a back up, very happy
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romdroid. said:
Very nice, I assume u run the maxxx
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Yes, rocking the Maxx!
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"Charge Only" option missing on my Razr w/ ICS
Anyone else w/ a Razr/Razr Maxx running ICS notice that there is no "Charge Only" option when connecting to a PC via USB cable. I now get Mass Storage, Media & Camera Options but no "Charge Only", making it rather difficult to re-root...
zeidof said:
Where is cheescake thread? Just gimmi the link please
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here you are:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1575065
and this is the download link on the thread:
http://www.mediafire.com/?2fki55217eedm3d
I have the ICS Leak got it on sunday and installed it on my buddys Droid razr. I have the maxx version. Battery life is fine and my data signal has improved significantly. I really couldn't be happier, though I there are a couple of small minor bugs which I'm sure they'll have worked out soon.
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I have the ICS Leak got it on sunday and installed it on my buddys Droid razr. I have the maxx version. Battery life is fine and my data signal has improved significantly. I really couldn't be happier, though I there are a couple of small minor bugs which I'm sure they'll have worked out soon.
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Don't you know if the wifi performance is better ( I mean the signal strength....)?
Could someone running this see if the erratic compass behavior in Google Maps and Google Sky Map has been fixed (you must be stationary to check this, as the GPS will correct the heading while in motion). Thanks!
I wonder how the wifi signal is with ics?
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Is anyone running ICS noticing an increase in heat? I went back to .173 because the phone was getting so hot!
I went back to .173. To buggy for me and ate 60% of my maxx battery in five hours.
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Is anyone running ICS noticing an increase in heat? I went back to .173 because the phone was getting so hot!
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centex01, I also noticed an increase in heat when doing minimal tasks such as listening to music
any idea if the gsm patch works with this?
Still running great here. I did have to add a cache cleaner app but damn impressive. The best I have seen so far is over 6 hours screen on time on 3g. I can deal w the little things. This is still great to me.
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A couple noob questions coming from an ex X2 owner.
First : tethering
while using the tethering apps provided by mother google from code.google.com, does the TB tether its 4G or 3G? I did a search found no solid answer.
Second :Rooting
I'm coming from an X2 and to root it is simpler than changing my baby's stinky diapers. Is there an "easier" rooting method? Possibly one that doesn't require a computer?
Third:Battery
Coming from the X2 with an extended battery I get maybe 10 hours. I've read from numerous threads that the TB has a bad battle life if on 4g. This isn't a complaint from but just wondering which extended battery works best, HTC, seidio, etc?
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A couple noob questions coming from an ex X2 owner.
First : tethering
while using the tethering apps provided by mother google from code.google.com, does the TB tether its 4G or 3G? I did a search found no solid answer.
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It will provide whichever you are currently on (3g/4g/1x) to the device that is tethered.
Second :Rooting
I'm coming from an X2 and to root it is simpler than changing my baby's stinky diapers. Is there an "easier" rooting method? Possibly one that doesn't require a computer?
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No. Gaining S-off and permaroot require you to use adb. Follow either the Easyroot or step by step guides here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1013013
It really isn't as hard as it may seem.
Thanks for the quick reply. Super happy about the first answer but bummed about the second cuz I can't tether without root lol
Cuz97 said:
A couple noob questions coming from an ex X2 owner.
First : tethering
while using the tethering apps provided by mother google from code.google.com, does the TB tether its 4G or 3G? I did a search found no solid answer.
Second :Rooting
I'm coming from an X2 and to root it is simpler than changing my baby's stinky diapers. Is there an "easier" rooting method? Possibly one that doesn't require a computer?
Third:Battery
Coming from the X2 with an extended battery I get maybe 10 hours. I've read from numerous threads that the TB has a bad battle life if on 4g. This isn't a complaint from but just wondering which extended battery works best, HTC, seidio, etc?
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all you need is about an hour in front of a computer to root. Once done, you can do everything else from the bolt.
Battery life is about 4 hours for me. I keep 2 extra batteries charged and with me.
nrfitchett4 said:
all you need is about an hour in front of a computer to root. Once done, you can do everything else from the bolt.
Battery life is about 4 hours for me. I keep 2 extra batteries charged and with me.
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That sucks lol
Ok, so I need a noob root how to. i'm on SW v 1.13.605.7 but in the one click method it says for "A Thunderbolt running 605.6 or 605.9 Firmware".
As far as the battery goes, its not that bad for me. I use green power (market app for free).
Basiclly what it does is shuts the data on your phone off when you turn the screen off, and back on when you unlock your screen. You can also set it to turn the data on say every hour for say 1minute to sync things, then shuts it back off. It's a lot simpler to use than juice defender, and helps my battey life a lot.
Also, after you root, install setcpu and make a profile to underclock when the screen is off.
With these apps I get a full day out of one charge with moderate usage (texts, calls, some YouTube, some music, social apps, etc)
It might also be a good investment to buy a car charger, and they have extended batteries for the tbolt as well.
As far as rooting goes, its not hard. Follow the directions carefully and you'll be golden.
There is also a one click script floating out there. You still have to have adb set up though. All the script really does is type for you.
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Cuz97 said:
A couple noob questions coming from an ex X2 owner.
Second :Rooting
I'm coming from an X2 and to root it is simpler than changing my baby's stinky diapers. Is there an "easier" rooting method? Possibly one that doesn't require a computer?
Third:Battery
Coming from the X2 with an extended battery I get maybe 10 hours. I've read from numerous threads that the TB has a bad battle life if on 4g. This isn't a complaint from but just wondering which extended battery works best, HTC, seidio, etc?
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Easyroot + S-off was ballin for me personally. Easier than watchin porn. I dont know if it still works on the latest OTA, but I know the one before that it worked perfect.
Battery? Synergy with everything syncing on wifi all day and no battery enhancers. Did I meantion STOCK 1400 mah battery? I have a total of four batteries, but Ive only needed a max of two as of late.
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all you need is about an hour in front of a computer to root. Once done, you can do everything else from the bolt.
Battery life is about 4 hours for me. I keep 2 extra batteries charged and with me.
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Rooting takes anywhere from 20-60 minutes, however thats the easy part. Finding and setting up the roms to your liking...well, Ive had a Bolt since release day and my phones still not 100% setup. XD
4G & 3G are tetherable
No, you need a computer
Extended 2750 OEM is your best bet, if tour in a good 4G area your battery will be fine
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McLabia said:
Battery? Synergy with everything syncing on wifi all day and no battery enhancers... Rooting takes anywhere from 20-60 minutes, however thats the easy part.
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Same here. I routinely got 16-20 hrs with stock battery on Gingeritis and I'm getting at least that long on Synergy (4G always enabled & no battery enhancers). I have an extra OEM battery that I take when I go out, but I rarely need it.
If you can copy+paste, you can root a Tbolt. It's really that simple.
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Has anyone noticed improved battery life with the latest update? I know its to be expected, but I didn't expect this much. Normally on the weekends I have to charge my phone after 5 or 6 hours. Today with the same usage I went about thirteen hours. And btw I'm original DROID RAZR.
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I have the Maxx and get great battery life, but I really haven't noticed any better life after the OTA. Yesterday after heavy use I still had 44% after 16 hours. This is with 4g always on. The 4g/3g hand off is as good and automatic as it ever was.
Actually I haven't noticed any improvement except, the colored icons in settings and the added features in the camera app. At least it didn't slow down my phone or add any lag!
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I've noticed improved battery life also. I also noticed that 4g is on constantly now, no more switching between 4g & 3g so I'm guessing that's where the improved battery life is coming from. Expet for when I was out of 4g coverage, I litteraly haven't seen 3g since the update, I love it!
It's not a fluke but a known benefit of the update. You might also notice the phone doesn't get as warm as before under heavy use.
Its not supposed to get as warm too! Hell yeah. Now if I could figure out the media process that starts at launch and stop it, cuz that really heats up my phone and kills the battery.
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It's because of CDRX.
While we don't usually cover every software update on every platform, I thought it worth noting something special about the new update which will begin going out shortly to the Motorola Droid RAZR and RAZR MAXX. Among the features included in "6.12.173.XT912.Verizon.en.US" is a new feature that isn't directly advertised in the changelog - it's the inclusion of Connected Discontinuous Reception, or CDRX for Motorola/TI's codename Wrigley 4G LTE baseband. The short of it is improved battery life on 4G LTE.
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guyhoang said:
It's because of CDRX.
http://www.anandtech.com/show/5504/...ate-includes-cdrx-for-better-lte-battery-life
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Thanks for the link. Important to note that this is dependant on the tower technology and not currently available in all markets.
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My phone runs a bit warmer, but no longer drops data. I think battery life is a bit better, but I don't know. I maxed out at 125-130F and now I can get to 140-144F.
P.S I use StstemPanel lite to take tep.
I am a light to moderate user in a 3g only area and have noticed significantly better better life. OG VZW Droid Razr.
Yep I see a big change on our 2 phones.
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I haven't noticed a change in my battery life, still dies quickly
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I'm going on 9hrs 30mins. After updates. No root and I'm at 50 %... Also using launcher pro. I think blur is a big problem with battery life. Or seems to me anyway. Also had several phones calls that lasted around 3 to 5 mins. Many texts and about 2 hours of messing with apps and browser.
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Am I the only one getting 30+ hours of juice?
I have 651.167.20 rooted, JuiceDefender installed, Motomizer optimization script and get easily 24+ on average usage (calls, fb, emails, browsing)
davidws said:
Am I the only one getting 30+ hours of juice?
I have 651.167.20 rooted, JuiceDefender installed, Motomizer optimization script and get easily 24+ on average usage (calls, fb, emails, browsing)
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Wow I would love to get that...please tell your set up please where can I find the motomizer opt script?
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tgeigel said:
Wow I would love to get that...please tell your set up please where can I find the motomizer opt script?
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My "setup" is what I described in the post before yours:
Latest OTA rooted, JuiceDefender and Motomizer script (though I cant really quantify if it makes MUCH of a difference).
Here's the original post for motomizer:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1391007
Will post screenshot tomorrow, I'm surprised myself to be honest
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My "setup" is what I described in the post before yours:
Latest OTA rooted, JuiceDefender and Motomizer script (though I cant really quantify if it makes MUCH of a difference).
Here's the original post for motomizer:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1391007
Will post screenshot tomorrow, I'm surprised myself to be honest
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What setup do you have with juice defender? I have it on aggressive
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This is getting ridiculous. Rooted 211. I don't have very many apps downloaded, and not very many things running in the background.
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This is getting ridiculous. Rooted 211. I don't have very many apps downloaded, and not very many things running in the background.
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211 sucks for battery. Upgrade to 215.
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skater95 said:
This is getting ridiculous. Rooted 211. I don't have very many apps downloaded, and not very many things running in the background.
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You have wifi on and not connected. Terrible battery killer on when not connected.
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Let this be a note to everyone, the screen should be your #1 battery killer, #2 should be Android OS, #3 should be calls (unless you don't make many calls), after that will be your background apps. If it's not in that order, one of your apps is using up way too much of the CPU. In this case, "nextsms" is using up more battery than the OS and voice calls.
another note on screen time. I spend at least two hours a day reading books on my screen while commuting. I use the widgetsoid display control with two settings...20% and auto. I am indoors 95% of the time and 20% works fine. When I need to make a call or use the screen outside I tap the widget to auto and then switch it back when I am done. I am running 215 with hotfrog and I was at 40% after 18 hours when I went to bed yesterday.
Easiest way to save battery is to disable (uninstall if you are rooted) Google Maps. That app is evil, it runs whether you run it or not, and can account for 10% or more of your battery usage every day. If you need a navigation app use Map Quest, it is just as good if not better, and only runs when you are using it.
As someone else already mentioned, disabling WiFi when you are not on a network can save a lot of battery as well.
The darker the wallpaper the better. Completely black pixels are off and don't use battery on an AMOLED diplay.
Turn off vibration, or only use it when sound is off.
Disable audio/vibrate notifications on apps that you can wait until you are looking at your screeen to get the status on.
Just a few things I can think of off-hand that you can do without rooting on a stock ROM. Of course the sky is the limit if you have a rooted custom ROM. For example, on my original RAZR I can get 20 hours a day on a single charge with about 3 hours of screen-on time, 4G all day, etc. All I have done is use custom build.prop tweaks, calibrate the battery, use custom backlight settings, and custom kernel and scheduler. I haven't disabled any functions of the phone.
Clearing the cache and dalvik cache should help too.
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Clearing the cache and dalvik cache should help too.
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Holy ****.. I took your advice and went into recovery and wiped cache, bloody hell, been 5 hours with my usual Im, xda browsing boss tapatalk, google current news reading and Facebook, I'm only down to 81%
Before wiping cache, i would be at 61%
Wiping cache did work for me after installing ics.
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prsterero said:
211 sucks for battery. Upgrade to 215.
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do this.
You have WiFi on but your not connected. Either you suddenly disconnected when you were inside your house. Or you left your house and forgot to switch it off, which may lead to your sudden battery drain.
If your not using WiFi, switch it of and if your not using 3G ,switch to 2G and you can save so much battery
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prsterero said:
211 sucks for battery. Upgrade to 215.
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Since Verizon has not released .215 (at least not to my knowledge), where would you suggest that a user get .215? I assume that .215 refers to one or more "leak" versions. If there's more than one .215 (since they maybe rolled into various and sundry custom ROMs), is there a particular variant that you recommend?
I'm rooted, but otherwise running stock .211
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Since Verizon has not released .215 (at least not to my knowledge), where would you suggest that a user get .215? I assume that .215 refers to one or more "leak" versions. If there's more than one .215 (since they maybe rolled into various and sundry custom ROMs), is there a particular variant that you recommend?
I'm rooted, but otherwise running stock .211
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You can find the .215 leak file and instructions here:
http://www.droidrzr.com/index.php/topic/3422-616215-ics-update-leak-install-from-211/
I would uninstall/freeze your Handcent SMS app and make sure the phone is set to LTE/CDMA vs. the default Global and see if that has any drastic affect before flashing. That's under menu -> Settings -> More ... -> Mobile Networks -> Network Mode.
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You can find the .215 leak file and instructions here:
http://www.droidrzr.com/index.php/topic/3422-616215-ics-update-leak-install-from-211/
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I personally recommend .214 over .215
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I am coming from MeanRom, which was fabulous.
MeanBean is very good too, but my battery life is miserable now. Looking in the battery stats the only thing that looks unusual is the Internet (meaning the browser app) is at 36 percent of the total battery usage.
Is anyone else getting miserable battery life, and what is your internet usage reading?
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I am coming from MeanRom, which was fabulous.
MeanBean is very good too, but my battery life is miserable now. Looking in the battery stats the only thing that looks unusual is the Internet (meaning the browser app) is at 36 percent of the total battery usage.
Is anyone else getting miserable battery life, and what is your internet usage reading?
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I'm on MeanBean .5 and my battery life, albeit not better than MeanRom, is not that bad. My internet usage reading is 8%. I usually don't leave my 3G/WiFi on all day and I only turn it on when I want to check something or get a MMS. I guess that's why my battery life isn't nearly as bad as yours on MeanBean.
So sounds like your battery life is about the same? Are you using the new kernel or the old one?
Yeah I would make that assumption. I'm using whichever kernel Mikey included in the Rom, which I'm assuming is the JB kernel because the ICS kernel won't work. I try to stay away from other kernels because the kernel Mikey includes in his Roms is usually tweaked to work specifically for his Roms.
Disable Google now, don't fill up every home screen with widgets, reboot and give the kernel a day to settle. That should improve your battery life to almost ics levels
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I don't use Google Now, nor do I use any widgets other than weather. Hmmm...
Anyway if Google Now was the problem where would that show under battery usage statistics? Anyone know?
Thanks
Something else to keep in mind is that MeanROM included Mikey's custom kernel, which was a big contribution to the fantastic battery life.
Swiped from my EVO
I was not using the custom kernel, and even so the battery went forever and ever
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I was not using the custom kernel, and even so the battery went forever and ever
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Mean bean .5 here,getting -30min/1hr less when browsing & using camera which isn't to bad for an early jb release. I could live with it for now since I still don't have to bring my charger to work with me. It isn't that bad IMO
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I got over 11 hours today and I thought that was not too bad. There are some strange items showing up in usage though using data. Anyone know what they are? Droid Wall does not log in JB so it is hard for me to pin down.
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I got over 11 hours today and I thought that was not too bad. There are some strange items showing up in usage though using data. Anyone know what they are? Droid Wall does not log in JB so it is hard for me to pin down.
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I just looked through several theme and ROM threads and couldn't find it. Where did you get your icons from? They're pretty sweet.
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You've also got to take into account that the rom needs to settle, its a brand new base and Mikeys tweaks have yet to be fully set up. The tweaks in Mean ICS were developed over time
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You've also got to take into account that the rom needs to settle, its a brand new base and Mikeys tweaks have yet to be fully set up. The tweaks in Mean ICS were developed over time
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+1:good:
slowfncar said:
Mean bean .5 here,getting -30min/1hr less when browsing & using camera which isn't to bad for an early jb release. I could live with it for now since I still don't have to bring my charger to work with me. It isn't that bad IMO
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I just looked through several theme and ROM threads and couldn't find it. Where did you get your icons from? They're pretty sweet.
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Your not going to find them as I made them myself. You have to look for a DINIK glass template floating on XDA and then use Photoshop to be creative. =)
ronnienyc said:
I don't use Google Now, nor do I use any widgets other than weather. Hmmm...
Anyway if Google Now was the problem where would that show under battery usage statistics? Anyone know?
Thanks
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Maps
banccalif said:
You've also got to take into account that the rom needs to settle, its a brand new base and Mikeys tweaks have yet to be fully set up. The tweaks in Mean ICS were developed over time
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And yet it's still currently better than the officially released version
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Your not going to find them as I made them myself. You have to look for a DINIK glass template floating on XDA and then use Photoshop to be creative. =)
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Or you could share...
Someone on another forum suggested turning off location history in maps helped a lot with their battery life...
And someone else suggested a simple factory reset after flashing the ROM...(I know this helped out with a previous phone I had - it was burning battery like cray and running hot, and factory reset cured everything.)
I thought the batter life was much better with Meanbean
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Not even using it it's just dying anybody help?
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I'm getting horrible battery life too. I had it fully charged at 100% and it has been on for 2 hours with barely any usage, and now it's at 80%.
I have been running 4.3 a long time now on my One. It takes a couple days to calibrate. I have had the best battery life ever on 4.3. You just ned some patience. I hear it all the time on the 4.3 custom ROM threads.
hawkye said:
I have been running 4.3 a long time now on my One. It takes a couple days to calibrate. I have had the best battery life ever on 4.3. You just ned some patience. I hear it all the time on the 4.3 custom ROM threads.
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But this is STOCK and we just got the update. On T-Mobile USA.
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Go to the Google play services app and clear the data.
That was causing a huge wake lock.
dwang said:
Go to the Google play services app and clear the data
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and give it a couple cycles to settle in
horr1blek1tten said:
But this is STOCK and we just got the update. On T-Mobile USA.
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I was on STOCK 4.3 also WW edition. I just switched to stock T-Mo edition. Search the forums and you will see a bunch of complaints about battery life on 4.3 after just a few hours of flashing. Everyone replies back to give it a few cycles and how it is the best battery life they have ever had.
The battery life on mine with the 4.3 has improved greatly.
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I hope it works its self in, because yesterday was HORRIBLE. Even today, I took my phone off the charger 30 minutes ago and with NO USE, I'm at 92%
Animations seem choppier too. Rather annoying
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Guys... Install something like Gsam battery monitor so you came actually tell what is using your battery.
You most likely have rouge apps that are causing wake locks
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Anyone else getting sluggish performance after the update? I never had any performance issues on 4.1 but some apps are really slow and jerky now, even some of the regular system animations are slower.
Also, is it just me or did the developer options disappear from settings.
Son et Lumiere said:
Anyone else getting sluggish performance after the update? I never had any performance issues on 4.1 but some apps are really slow and jerky now, even some of the regular system animations are slower.
Also, is it just me or did the developer options disappear from settings.
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Yeah, I had to Factory Reset twice to get rid of the lag, and it didn't completely resolve it. It's like even some of the core apps aren't optimized. Weird. The stuttering animations really make me pissed
If you want developer options go to settings, about phone, software information, more, then click on Build Number a bunch of times and it re-enables developer options
I feel bad for u guys tht had to wait all this time and now have performance/battery issues ... I have none here hahahaha
Actually I think it's better after that 2nd reset. It may have just needed some time to "settle"
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Yeah, I had to Factory Reset twice to get rid of the lag, and it didn't completely resolve it. It's like even some of the core apps aren't optimized. Weird. The stuttering animations really make me pissed
If you want developer options go to settings, about phone, software information, more, then click on Build Number a bunch of times and it re-enables developer options
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Seriously? That's weird.
I don't want to factory reset, especially if it doesn't even solve the problem. This is lame.
I disabled the lookout app. That got rid of my wake lock . Battery life is still bad though.
-T
No problem here. I did notice that my phone was running hot after the update. I ended up powering it off for a few minutes. When I powered it back up, it ran at normal temperature. Or maybe it just cooled down.
well, I sure am glad I have a jump from t-mobile. I'm going to offload this piece of crap for Nexus 5.
-T
I have no battery issues here. I cleared all cache using an app right after the update.
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