I'm running the lastest "Nightly" Omni Rom on my Galaxy Note GT-N7100 and like to know what's the best Android app for analyzing and improving battery life?
greenify is the best app to improve battery life in the market.
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I think Juice Defender is also a great app..
Battery doctor may help u
Ok thanks, will try these 3 apps
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Just found out about hovernote. As a student who spends many hours researching I always dreamed of having a multi screen like the note 10.1 , unfortunately I bought the p7500 before the note came out.
Spent a few weeks trying to research onskreen cornerstone but that didn't go very far
Then I found out about floating apps. Apps that float on any screen and make multitasking so much easier
You can find it in the play store
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This isn't the same kind of multi-tasking that is available on the Galaxy Note.
I thinks is better. With standout being an open source now there are many opportunities. Floating apps will take Android to the next level. There is floating videos, floating Facebook and l bet more will come. The developer who created software got hired by google recently so expect true multitasking abilities out soon .
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There's actually quite a few good floating apps available
You should have a look at aircalc, darkcalc, performance monitoring (by chainfire) and popup browser. Floating notes is also great
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I use both hovenote & aircalc. They make working so much easier. Only thing I am still looking for is a floating calendar (like stock Samsung).
Id the Samsung mini app bar with calculator not enough?
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Id the Samsung mini app bar with calculator not enough?
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Only works on stock ROM
Thanks OP, cool app.
Hi all,
I would like some tips and guidance on how to use stweaks to sin serve battery and my phone to run efficiently at the same time.
I have spent a few hours going through the forums and reading some material on this topic but have not found a noob guide to stweaks to make it work comfortably.
I have read the post for siyah kernel stweaks settings but hard to understand without screen shots and or simplified guide.
Any help is kindly appreciated.
Thanks again.
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Btw, I'm running Ultimarom 7.2.3,perseus kernel, 4.1.2, i9300-T.
Get an average of 8-9 hours of usage. Mostly use Internet for browsing, texts, minimal video watching and hardly play games.
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kishanthj said:
Btw, I'm running Ultimarom 7.2.3,perseus kernel, 4.1.2, i9300-T.
Get an average of 8-9 hours of usage. Mostly use Internet for browsing, texts, minimal video watching and hardly play games.
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Try something similar to whats listed in this post: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2071967
I am looking for a rom for my LG Marquee that has great battery life. I use the device only as a gps tracker for cycling (endomondo pro) and upload my results with wifi. Any suggestions would be appreciated, thanks.
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As title says, does the media server drain while listening to offline music dependent on the ROM we are using? If so, then what are your results using different ROMs?
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As title says, does the media server drain while listening to offline music dependent on the ROM we are using? If so, then what are your results using different ROMs?
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Hey mate, not sure you're in the right place? It says you sent that from a nexus 4...
Anyway, I find that music playing drain is dependent on the music player itself rather than the ROM. For example, for me, doubletwist used approximately double the battery usage per hour as Apollo music player. Have a go with a few different players, if you're concerned with battery then find a minimal player and test.
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Hey mate, not sure you're in the right place? It says you sent that from a nexus 4...
Anyway, I find that music playing drain is dependent on the music player itself rather than the ROM. For example, for me, doubletwist used approximately double the battery usage per hour as Apollo music player. Have a go with a few different players, if you're concerned with battery then find a minimal player and test.
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Hey there.
I'll try out music players, and waiting for others to reply.
As for the phone thing, I have both of them
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I dont think so its rom dependent..
Every rom has this
However ... wid gb stock rom mediaserver used to run only for few seconds that to wid percentage (that was quite good n useful)
Bt then since ics... it has been pathetic...just do some modification in gallery and bang the phone starts heating up due to mediaserver running in background... also accompanied by battery drain.. :/
I'm finding the battery life unsatisfactory. If I were to install a 3rd party battery saving app would it conflict with the Asus Android OS?
If not, are there any suggestions as to which is the best one to use?
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