yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus S General] Pettro:
Grab your battery stats and show it off!

Here are mine on a good day (see attachments elow). I am also running oICSv41 with the GladOS v2.2/2.3 Kernel.
[Nexus S General] mrbeardy:
I heard rumours of poor battery life...
[Nexus S General] k.electron:
is there a native screenshot feature? if not what did u guys use to take screenshots. i dont want to root this phone.
[Nexus S General] rb9228:
Screen capture on ICS: Hold Volume down + Power

On CM9: Hold Power and select Screen capture from the menu
[Nexus S General] kser88:
How is that possible? Stock ics/kernel?
[Nexus S General] k.electron:
I got pretty decent life. ddnt see the ics bug at all.

it had drained about 40% (60% left) after a day with some use and the whole night without charging.
[Nexus S General] Pettro:
As far as I know you have to root for it. Stock ICS seems to have it loaded into the system as far as I can tell.

And damn you guys have some impressive battery life. I think I'm gonna start tweaking a few things past just the kernel and the OC/UV settings. If I had a decent foot in developing I would work on a truly dedicated ICS rom with the best life I can get from it. The ones we currently have already do a good job as is.
[Nexus S General] TrueYears:
Its possible when you don't do anything with your phone.

Charge it and don't touch it and you will get 24 hours or more
[Nexus S General] baklawa:
Here is what I got. Same as GB. I solved many issues with a hard reset.
[Nexus S General] guru2468:
All stock on ICS

Sent from my iced and sandwiched Nexus S.
[Nexus S General] christonabike:
4.0.3 ota, rooted.

I'm a light user, obviously :)
[Nexus S General] Braneless:
Best I've achieved is 22hrs with 4-5hrs of screen "on" time. No current screen shot, but I'll snag one once glados 2.4 has settled in with my sph33r v2 rom.
[Nexus S General] AeroEchelon:
Wow, there are some pretty amazing graphs here.

Could I request that people attach their ROM and Kernel along with these screenshots? It would be nice if everyone could have the same battery life!

(Also, some of these pictures show that no voice calls are even made ...)
[Nexus S General] madd0g:
Yeah, everyone can get amazing battery life with wifi off and hardly any usage of the phone lol.
[Nexus S General] mlin:
True, but if you looked at some of the graphs you will notice many users that posted were actually using their phones. One user had 35 hours up time with plenty of battery left with "Screen On" at the top of battery consumption, probably correlating to greater than 2.5 hours of screen on time.
[Nexus S General] pfer10:
Unless they post screen on time it really doesn't mean much and you are just guessing. People please post screen on time along with the discharge graph.
[Nexus S General] JohnCorleone:
+1111111111111
[Nexus S General] mlin:
Fair enough. But, if you find a screen shot of battery use with <5-10% remaining and greater than 25% 'Screen On' usage that isn't near or over 150 minutes of screen on time, please send me a pm. I've looked throughout these threads at many battery graphs and haven't seen one with that high of screen usage without the screen being on for nearly 2.5 hours or more- (with the exception of people getting dismal battery life of course, i.e. 2 hours and 90% drained, etc.).
[Nexus S General] bigmizz79:
There's no way you all are getting battery life like that and using your phone impossibleeeeeeeeeeeee
[Nexus S General] gogol:
Here, with almost 4 hours screen on time.

Maps about 2%, mostly web browsing and xda app, facebook, gplus, bit gaming and text messages, no call, sync all off.

Even with Android OS Keep awake time issue.

Granted, this is Galaxy Nexus. But I expect Nexus S can do better with smaller screen and single core.

Using 4.0.1, stock rom, not rooted.

Just to encourage you, Nexus S can do better!

I also own Nexus S, but has not been updated yet. Waiting Google to fix the bugs in 4.0.3.
[Nexus S General] onthecouchagain:
A lot of these examples, if truly on stock ICS, must have many things turned off. I do not get anywhere near those hours.

I get anywhere from 12-14 hours in my personal real world use. That is, 3G on all the time, never bluetooth, auto brightness off, screen setting relatively low/dim, very rarely GPS, a few phone calls with the occasional long call, some browsing, lots of texting and moderate emailing. No music playing or video playing. Some games.

12-14 hours is pretty decent, but I'm definitely not getting anywhere more than that like some others are.
[Nexus S General] mELIANTE:
This is my battery life now. Phone calls-50min and screen on time-42min, 3G and background data always on and some 70 sms sent/received. Granted, wasn't the day I most used the phone but I noticed a sudden improvement in battery life after I disabled NFC, that had magically reenabled itself...
[Nexus S General] nuno_mdj:
This is my battery usage, wifi allways on, check mail, twitter, some msg and very few calls.
[Nexus S General] [David]:
My girlfriend has the Nexus S with stock Ginger 2.3.6. Well, battery never arrives to dinner :'(

Can anyone confirms that with ICS the battery usage is improved (as I read somewhere)?

...or do I have to change her ROM? :-D

Sent from my Xoom on Tiamat
[Nexus S General] AASonyKK:
This is my record (now the phone is in charge)
[Nexus S General] Radeon Force:
nuno_mdj and mELIANTE wich rom and kernel both use?
[Nexus S General] mELIANTE:
Completely stock full OTA update after full wipe via fastboot.
[Nexus S General] pfer10:
Agree. It is just nice to see the exact screen time just as we do with how long it was on battery.

That being said here was mine from yesterday.
[Nexus S General] AASonyKK:
Why your icon of google+ is blue? I want it too :rolleyes:
[Nexus S General] Braneless:
22hrs to 16% remaining, with nearly 5hrs of screen "on" time. Sph33r's ICS v2, GLaDOS 2.5.

100/1200mhz, interactive gov, no liveOC, no undervolting, no deep idle. Just running the rom and kernel mostly how they come pre-configured.
[Nexus S General] nuno_mdj:
ICS OTA 4.0.3 Full Stock, no changes or custom kernel's.
[Nexus S General] keb00:
Wow:eek: how much time do you have your screen on?

You're lucky to not have a bug in SO Android !:rolleyes:
[Nexus S General] evcz:
Wow! Could you please post a list of apps you have installed?

Which accounts are you syncing?

You appear to be one of the few not experiencing "os android" excessive usage !
[Nexus S General] Braneless:
Android OS doesn't seem to negatively affect battery consumption, contrary to what the percentage would indicate. Mine is over 30%, but I still average 20hrs per charge.
[Nexus S General] davidsteele1975:
+1 I'm in the same position too.

Android System shows high up on my list of power using applications, but it's a statistic and may well therefore either be made up on the spot (as 85% are) or a lie (as 14% are). Both of these statistics were made up and lies. ;)

Now, when I had the S II, that did have a high Android System / running my device hard / chewing through battery issue, but that was Gingerbread and with ICS, well the rules have changed, yes..? :D
[Nexus S General] LordLugard:
OK OK, not a NS4G, but battery life like this is why my NS4G is in my drawer.

Sent from my SPH-D710
[Nexus S General] bakarus:
I know not the greatest, running peter Alphonso 12.22.11 build with stock kernel. No mods or anything. Typical moderate use, nothing too crazy, but I think it's not bad at all.
[Nexus S General] bakarus:
Well you charged it, kind of deceptive, but not bad.
[Nexus S General] LordLugard:
Nope did not charge it. Most likely when I plugged it via USB to copy something over for a few moments. Nothing deceptive there.

Sent from my SPH-D710
[Nexus S General] bakarus:
Ah damn that's pretty good!
[Nexus S General] xjerlzx:
May i know the settings for people getting 3days Battery?

rom?

kernel?

how often do you on data(2g or 3g)/wifi

Usage? games? music?

i am very keen to push my battery life as far as i can so pls help ! =D
[Nexus S General] MersauX:
So this is mine, stock ROM and kernel.
[Nexus S General] fabian.ecker:
i thought i might share this one. i tried many installations of stock ics after doinf a full wipe in cwm recovery and always encountered the high androis os usage issue. what solved it for me and yes i kid you not, solved it, was to do an install with a full wipe and then going to airplane mode (not sure if thats actually necessary but it was recommended in some posts) and doing a factory reset from inside the settings menu!! i also did a reboot after installing some apps. now android os use is as low as you would expect it to be. i couldn't believe it at first but this method seems to actually work. maybe i caught a lucky break after my 6th or so flash but i'm pretty sure this works since others had success with this as well.
[Nexus S General] keb00:
After testing the first time with a load using the ROM Nexus Beam and Glados 2.5 got this battery life:p

~5 hours of screen ON
[Nexus S General] tritran18518:
I think people should include the screenshot of "screen on" time rather show the total time you got on your battery.
[Nexus S General] TrueYears:
no they are not. Theyre not using their phones for anything other than texting, a few calls and unlocking it to see what time it is
[Nexus S General] davidsteele1975:
Yes! It is a more accurate estimate. It's looking more and more that Android System is counted wrong...

I'll see four to five hours of screen on time from my Nexus S with careful battery saving techniques (like, turning the modem and Wifi off).

What damages battery life is the device showing as in use with the screen off. I did see this today. I'm not sure how I solved it nor can I publish an image from my iPad showing this... :(
[Nexus S General] Braneless:
Except for my stats, which show just shy of 5hrs of screen on time during 20+ hrs of battery usage.
[Nexus S General] smoka206:
Screen time is a big battery killer I can get around 2-3 hours before my battery is drained. I can get a day of use on the battery on a work day because I'm not using my phone that much. I think the screen will always will be the battery killer. I don't think that this going to be solved with a fix to the software. I think a new type of battery will solve the battery drain problem. Its not just the nexus s a vast majority of Droid phones have this problem. The manufacturer to solve the problem will definitely be praised and rewarded greatly for this.
[Nexus S General] jark99:
Nexus beam glados kernal

Good battery life with medium to heavy use
[Nexus S General] 02browns:
Not too bad! :)
[Nexus S General] j2eubank:
Bm stock ics, glados.
[Nexus S General] TheMachoMidget:
This may not look good but 3 hours of screen on time with no calibration. I also just flashed so am fresh. Oics and glados 2.6
[Nexus S General] shockem:
Loving the battery life:)
[Nexus S General] lukappaseidue:
Here my score

ROM: NEXUSBEAM 410

KERNEL: eugene373 316 ICUPS speedy-3

Governor: interactive.

Min freq : 200; max freq. 1000

uv 200 @ 925

uv 1000 @1025
[Nexus S General] skeve:
Stock ROM. Nice, right? :)

Ok, to be fair, the phone was just laying there for days.

Anyways, I didn't expect it to have such a long standby time, nice surprise here. WiFi, GPS, sync was on. Got several text messages and lots of mail.
[Nexus S General] mtbgus:
On a full ics stock . Didn't use the phone much on those days, usually I get a full 16+ hour day out of the phone with 3+ hours screen on time and battery usually around 20-30% left.
[Nexus S General] tonystark0213:
It looks like some people here turn their phones on and leave them in a drawer or something lol

I get 12-16 hrs of battery with medium to heavy usage. The first pic is my battery right now. The pic with 16hrs is probably my best day
[Nexus S General] deetailed:
This isn't my "best" battery life per se, but for comparison purposes it should be fine :p

The ROM is KANGY v1 with ICUP 3.1.6 kernel. The Android OS awake time is 8h16m and screen on for 4h19m. Alternating mobile data (w/Power Saver) and wifi, sync on, a light game running in the background, some browsing, some email & document viewing, some music playing and Maps/GPS for navigation a couple of times.

I'm happy so far because the battery life is only slightly shorter than my old LG P500, despite higher performance.
[Nexus S General] ZiggSVO:
So I have to post one to the non'rs ;)

This is before ICS though.

Gingerbread

Pretty sure this was Oxygen 2.3

Not sure the kernel I'll have to go back into another thread and see.
[Nexus S General] ZiggSVO:
And here is a screenshot of the OS bug in action ;)
[Nexus S General] ZiggSVO:
One last post

This is some early oICS love
[Nexus S General] robrob777:
5 days

on light usage.

See my signature for details if interested.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] achik09:
Please make this theme for X10 mini pro 2.1.1.A.0.6 !!

i glad if anyone can help me :)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=872538
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] vansmuk:
Review? That's a glorified spec sheet at best. This forum is for people helping one another,mate. Not promoting your website.

P.S. Might wanna improve your English skills if you consider making a career out of writing articles. I mean no offence, of course.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] planoman:
It was their first post. I enjoyed reading it. If you did not, why comment so harshly? You have no manners.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Happyshrapnel:
I agree with planoman. I too enjoyed reading Manu_mihai's post. I love this mobile phone and really enjoy reading other people's opinions on it. ...good or bad.

I think bahkata's comment pretty unconstructive and his gramatically incorrect statement "P.S Might wanna improve your English skills if you consider making a career out of writing articles. I mean no offence, of course." quite ironic.

Anyway back to reading more posts about this great mobole :-)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] zkyevolved:
hehe I also agree, the OP was fantastic :D hehe.

Oh, and @bahkata, don't be such a negatron! lol. I didn't know XDA Forums was limited to people with perfect grammatical skills. He's a guy who posted his opinion, and I think he did a decent job in English. I'm an English teacher in a foreign country, and I have to say, it's not half bad. I've seen (and see) a lot worse on a daily basis :).
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] vansmuk:
Fellas, I very much enjoy reading every other person's opinion on the Note, just like you do. And because I read most of the review's online I could tell that a very large amount of what was written was copy-pasted and taken credit for( incidently - the parts were the english was good ).

Write a review, make it good, promote your other work with it - sure, I love an entrepreneur. Not this way tho.

I've written my share of reviews and find insolence like that , just a little bit, a personal insult. Nevertheless I tried to preserve a good tone and even be constructive. ( not ironic, even tho it was hard ;) )

chrz
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] macwilson:
OP, there are huge holes in your review.....literally :D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Prozac69:
Oh how I laughed. Maybe you should perfect your own use of English before commenting on others! You've used 'were' and it should have been 'where'. You scored an own goal with that one my friend. ;-)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] O_G:
Added to note review sticky. No need to keep this thread open now.

Thread Closed​
[LG Optimus 3D] JohnDaKinky:
Hello there!I have an LG P920 Optimus 3D and im having a problem...I was downloading some games from a market and my device starts to download a lot of appz that i didnt choose so i try to remove the battery and then my device is like dead...When i try to open the device starts and when it goes to the LG boot screen stuck there...Any suggestions what can i do to restore or to flash another rom?:/

Thanks in advance John!
[LG Optimus 3D] EduardoGM:
Recovery If you have installed, you can do whatever you want, the best is certainly a restore, or install a rom, but if you can not.

You just have, download LG update, install the drivers and Update Software and clip emergency and recovery mode.

And reinstall the original software.
[LG Optimus 3D] tikumo99:
also had that problem. the emergency recovery did it for me, you wont lose any data.
[LG Optimus 3D] johnko1:
I have the same problem.I yesterday installed cm7 which also stuck on cm screen.THen I restored v21a but is gets stuck on lg screen...

Plz someone help,Lg software update doesn't work

(can enter cwm)
[LG Optimus 3D] adixtra:
Try wipe all and reinstall firmware.
[LG Optimus 3D] johnko1:
tried but nothing...
[LG Optimus 3D] Gerrett:
Seems like an cm7 Bug.had The Same Problem .try to flash the cm7 sk4 and then flash The nightly again.

Gesendet von meinem LG-P920 mit Tapatalk
[LG Optimus 3D] johnko1:
Well I flashed the king rom and then back to the original...will wait until cm9 comes,I'm ok with v21a for now...
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] jls95:
All my pictures are grainy and full of image noise......
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] metalrawk:
wrong section dude, post in general subforum
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] nmnarora:
not that great!

my old galaxy spica did better....in 3.2 mp.....the images are too compressed! waiting for a fix in the ics update
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] jls95:
Sry guys...my mistake...i should have posted in the general section.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] vitalexx:
Please help me with flashing my device. I am new to this matter and I have nowhere to go. I hope that this will help me.

So, my problem is that I want to upgrade their devices to Android 2.3, please tell me step by step how to start and tell a good stable firmware is desirable to support Voodoo.

Had never sewed Android device.

I would really appreciate

Samsung T959V

Android 2.2.1
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] dualkiller:
You don't need to flash anything if you just want to run gb. Connect your phone to samsung kies and it will update your phone to the latest gingerbread.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bhundven:
Indeed. The current stock gingerbread you will get from kies is more stable then anything in this forum.

There are some really cool froyo roms in the dev forum, but even so, if you don't know why you want to flash your phone, stick with stock. If you know why you want to flash your phone, but are looking for resources to help you. Then look no further then the search button at the upper right side of the forum page on your browser. Google also works.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] vitalexx:
I would like to upgrade not only to the official version, I want to try something more interesting and more beautiful on. I have read many reviews of firmware developers who make and spread on this forum, so I would like to try
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bhundven:
Well, I'm not here to tell you what to do. Just want to give fair warning that even though the roms in this forum are for the SGH-T959V, you can still brick your phone by not paying attention and not reading all of the instructions to the T.

These mods will void your warranty. Luckly there are services out there that will unbrick your phone and jigs that will help to get your phone into download mode.

Download mode is for flashing with Odin or Heimdall. I prefer to show users how to use heimdall, as it is open-source and runs on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.

You can get into download mode three different ways. The first and easiest way is to download and install the Android SDK from http://developer.android.com

After you install it, run 'android' and install the platform-tools.

You should now have a command called 'adb', which has sub commands like: logcat, shell, and reboot. reboot also has options to say to reboot to what. Like

adb reboot

to just reboot the phone,

adb reboot recovery

to reboot into recovery, and

adb reboot download

to reboot into download mode.

The second way is to hold down the volume+ and volume- buttons on the left side of the phone while plugging in your usb cable attached to your computer. After you see the Download Mode screen, let go of the volume buttons.

The third way is a last resort. Use a usb jig.

If you can get into download mode, then you are NOT bricked.

I've also made a Heimdall One-Click that will get you 2.3.6 with ClockWorkMod(aka CWM. This is the SMS KJ6 One-Click on that page) and root. You can also flash the KJ1, which also has cwm and the same KJ6 Stock Rom and root. And last there is the Fully Stock One-Click which will leave you totally stock, and unrooted.

After you have a kernel with CWM installed, you can flash any rom in the dev forum, if it looks like the users of the thread are happy using it. Otherwise, stay away from it, until people say it is safe.

Do not use Rom Manager. It does not work, yet. Hopefully I will fix that very soon.

Anyways. I'm sure others will chime in, but that will get you started... if you want to void your warrenty.

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You will get a big kudos from senior members and developers if you search, read, and search some more before posting. It is in the rules in my signature, as well as a bunch of other helpful links.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] imfloflo:
Hi guys just a quick question.

I flashed 4.0.2 factory stock image by google.

And having an issue with panorama camera mode the final picture seems crop in half .

Have you notice this too ?

F.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] imfloflo:
Example http://twitpic.com/7xatmz
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] trinode:
Does anyone have GPRS working on Three UK? I think the issue is with the phone running custom roms, I think some of the settings have been tweaked, 3G still works, but GPRS doesn't when it falls back to that. Data does seem to flow back and forth, but never does a page load / email / push message arrive.

I had a bit of a nightmare earlier when wanting to use google navigation, and only having a non-working GPRS connection.

Any help would be appreciated.

- Anthony
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nyssa1104:
Try flashing with a modem from another firmware.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rojdag:
mines working using KI4 modem
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] steslatt:
GPRS or GPS? Three UK is a 3G network only, therefore you will never have GPRS only 3G H and H+
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] markdj57:
Its not the phone. Three UK data over 2g is nonexistent. You can check your account balance but surfing etc. may as well be off as it is useless. Three use orange for their 2g but data never works.

I'm seriously considering moving to giffgaff, only problem is I go roaming in southern Ireland and its free to receive calls on Three Ireland, there used to be three like home but not any longer.
[General Topics] Shahaed:
So we all know that Verizon has decided to rain smartphone galore down to their subscribers. The Motorola Razr, the HTC Rezound, and the Galaxy Nexus. All at $300, and all very high end phones. Now hardware wise, which phone would you get? Or which one do you think is the best?
[General Topics] Adauth:
I'm pretty sure that the Razr and Nexus have almost the same hardware. Not sure about the Rezound.
[General Topics] bc760:
Nexus all the way , full Google and Dev support and in my opinion a iPhone killer. No motoblur crap no locked or encrypted boot loader and 13 hours of battery life on a extended battery. I had the Rezound and all that phone was a beefed up incredible 2.

Sent from my Unlocked Rooted G Nexus
[General Topics] jnwhatle:
I would have to say the Galaxy Nexus. ICS, and I just like Samsung over Motorola, and definitely over HTC.
[General Topics] Shahaed:
I don't see any problem with a beefed up incredible. And personally think HTC quality beats Motorola and definitely Samsung.
[General Topics] HTC Rezound:
+1 for the rezound cuz its boss