Juice Defender Ultimate in SIII - Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Hello!
Anyone using JD Ultimate Beta in S3? I hace the S3 rooted with stock DLJ4 BTU rom.
I want to activate the JD 2G/3G mode but it seems like isn't compatible with this rom...anyone can help me?
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This kind of apps is a waste of time. I tried a lot when I first bought my S2 SHV-E120 HD and finally this kind of apps end-up taking more battery to save battery, it doesn't work.
Plus these apps that kills apps to save battery also end-up by your phone working all the time to restart those killed apps. Not good.
Use Gsam battery monitor to find which app takes your juice and take Titanium backup to FREEZE these apps and the one you never use.

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Yes, Don't waste money on such apps. Better get tasker and use it to configure phone as per your requirement.

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jfim88 said:
Hello!
Anyone using JD Ultimate Beta in S3? I hace the S3 rooted with stock DLJ4 BTU rom.
NOPE
I want to activate the JD 2G/3G mode but it seems like isn't compatible with this rom...anyone can help me?
We Can Help
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Best advice has been given already, dump it lol

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Don't use anything. Do it yourself and save even more battery -_-
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Kremata said:
This kind of apps is a waste of time. I tried a lot when I first bought my S2 SHV-E120 HD and finally this kind of apps end-up taking more battery to save battery, it doesn't work.
Plus these apps that kills apps to save battery also end-up by your phone working all the time to restart those killed apps. Not good.
Use Gsam battery monitor to find which app takes your juice and take Titanium backup to FREEZE these apps and the one you never use.
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Juicedefender doesn't actually kill apps to save power. It doesn't actually touch your running apps at all
It disables networking (it enables networking periodically so email and whatnot can update) when screen off and (in paid versions) underclocks idle clock speed

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Kremata said:
This kind of apps is a waste of time. I tried a lot when I first bought my S2 SHV-E120 HD and finally this kind of apps end-up taking more battery to save battery, it doesn't work.
Plus these apps that kills apps to save battery also end-up by your phone working all the time to restart those killed apps. Not good.
Use Gsam battery monitor to find which app takes your juice and take Titanium backup to FREEZE these apps and the one you never use.
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100% spot on here :good:

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Installed gsam battery...
One question. I have stock kernel with cf autoroot. Can i use a kernel cleaner? Need to reinstall kernel after cleaning?
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Jd is great. It really saves bateu by turning all your radios off and underclocking. The radio off saves the higher amount of battery. The bad thing about that is not receiving whatsapp messages high away. You can set the sync time every couple of minutes, but the use of battery will increase too.
Also would make a little harder to use a tracing software in case you get robbed. Cerberus can work with it, but as far as I know he is the only one.
Since I bought my second battery, I don't worry about power anymore so I have up on Cerberus.
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Sorry about the mistakes on the text. ...I am still learning to use swype. .. lol
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for me these apps only gave a negative impact

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tntgdh said:
Jd is great. It really saves bateu by turning all your radios off and underclocking. The radio off saves the higher amount of battery. The bad thing about that is not receiving whatsapp messages high away. You can set the sync time every couple of minutes, but the use of battery will increase too.
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You don't need an app to turn off your radios. And why are you buying a quad core phone if it's to underclock it. It's like putting 6 inches wheels on a Ferrari to save gaz.
Here is an idea, turn your Power Saving mode ON, turn OFF GPS-Bluetooth- synch and set your phone on Airplane mode and never turn on the screen. The battery will last 3 days and you will have a nice 500$ paper weight.
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bala_gamer said:
for me these apps only gave a negative impact
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Totally agree.
You can set everything through settings. I've tried so many and all give problems.
One common problem is they turn off things that you might want to use and then you wonder why this or this feature doesn't work.

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I can't help it. Hijack coming up.
Well, I can't vouch for JD, though I do understand, it can have a positive impact if you absolutely know what your doing. It takes experimenting to get it just right.
But anyway,
I revisited a similar but far simpler app named Green Power.
I use it to disable wifi/data 20 secs after the screen turns off since I do not care for PUSH messages etc.
GP turns wifi/data back on after I unlock my screen (or when I am on power)...and on the S3, there is virtually no waiting or interruption before you can start surfing etc. This...I do to gain max battery saving in standby. (without switching to AP mode)
I spent several years experimenting with battery savings including using Tasker. I can tell you quickly here that standby drain went from 1% - 1.5% per hour or more...down to .5% or less. Main juice sucking culprits are wifi/data tx/rx, and apps like Maps/Location/Push/sync all that stuff. It works and I can repeatedly prove it...and like I said, Green Power is simpler. Juice Defender can do the same or better but used incorrectly, can do more harm than good.

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I uninstall this app because i have not seen any difference ...

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I have battery killers like Facebook installed, maps running (Location updates off of course) and whatsapp sending push messages all day. Can easily use the screen for over 4 hours over a 24 hour period which normally includes playing Dead Trigger (Which kills the battery like crazy) or Punch Hero. No need to constantly turn off my data. I leave GPS on too, the only app that is allowed to use the GPS is Maps & Bus Checker. Simply leaving it turned on whilst no app is searching for your location is as good as turning it off. Of course if you have a rogue app constantly polling for your position, having GPS turned on will drain the battery

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What options of gps settings needs to be enabled?
I have this:
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I agree with themadproducer, jd if set up right is a good app, the same with green power

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Juice Defender is useless since Android 2.2.1 and higher. On Android 2.1 it was GODLY. I recommend you to not use this app anymore, better do it yourself and it will save you alot of memory and battery.

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jfim88 said:
What options of gps settings needs to be enabled?
I have this:
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Mobile network drains more. Untick it, leave gps ticked