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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AdamLange:
Sorry, what was the question? the ROM part i understand but what is "Kernal" ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mudferret:
It also depends on how you use the screen. I'm sure I could get 7 hours all in one shot, but am choked if I don't get 4+ hours over 2 days.

3/4G uses more power than wifi, so you should see more screen on time when connected to a wifi network than on data.

My favourite ROMs: CM9 /w it's stock kernel, or BAMF with Lean kernel. Each ROM has customizable auto-brightness levels; can have a big impact if you use auto frequently.

The below shots are 90% on wifi, the rest on data.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Aerocaptain:
There you go. Mostly wifi, brightness set at 50%, no JD.

Sent from GNexus w/CM-9 & franco.kernel
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dvigue:
how in GODS name did you get 5 hours? are you on teh verizon model? OMG i only get like 2? WTF
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mudferret:
What's your signal strength when you're on data? Data + bad signal will drain you fast no matter what you do.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Aerocaptain:
5 hours was mostly from XDA, games and web browsing. I am on a Toro GNex. I limit my syncs to every 15 min, clock 350/1200 hotplugged. And I frequently monitor my wake locks and per app battery drain to insure a healthy battery life and to make sure my device sleeps like a baby. Normally if I'm using the device throughout the day with 4g data on and no wifi, I get 3-4 hours.

***edit: I do have the 2150 mA extended battery. Its not much but it does give a small bump.

Sent from GNexus w/CM-9 & franco.kernel
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dvigue:
I agree...I have usually like -93 at work. So I am sure its that but at home I'm -75 and its the same
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] miketoasty:
Screen on time and battery size?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Evangelion01:
I get around 2:45 on my GSM Nexus. This is with Bluetooth constantly on and connected to my Bluetooth watch, and also with the screen set to 100% brightness.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ChristoforoI:
Stock ROM and kernel and highest i got was 4.5 hours.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Aerocaptain:
Lol, the system is obviously not resetting itself.....or it was kept on idle (doubtful)...or the dude messing with the phones internal clock. Either way, nice try.

Sent from GNexus w/CM-9 & franco.kernel
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Kalavere:
This is mine. Mostly Wi-Fi, I keep my screen on auto brightness, that was with AOKP B27 and Imoseyon's v2.5.0 experimental kernel, 230-1200Mhz, HotplugX with the stock battery.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Flukester69:
I'd say on average I get anywhere between 4 to 5 hours. I've never gone to 0 battery, usually plug it in around 8 or 9%. Screen is usually auto or 50%, playing games on and off, cruising the store looking for good apps. I also monitor for apps running and kill stray apps.

AOKP with FuguMod kernel.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Stock battery. 9days and 27minutes of screen on time.

Im using a custom ROM called youhavebeentrolled version 1.1 and a custom kernal called yeralldumbasses version 0.1 and custom tweeks called itsshopped v4.20.

Here is a link so yall can have the most bad ass bat-stat screenshots ever!

http://www.gimp.org/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EnIXmA:
Aokp m4 with Franco kernal. Using stock battery
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] malteschulz13:
I can't find the youhavebeentrolled rom anywhere, can you post a link?

jk;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] @rbiter:
I've gotten close to 5 hours with HSDPA a couple of times and over 5 hours over wifi several times. But with a standard rundown over a whole day 4 hours no problem. Running stock 4.2 with ogdobber's kernel @ 384mhz gpu and a nice undervolt.

Sent from my Nexus in Texas.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NCRoadster:
The most I've got on LTE is 3 hours.

Running codename android with default kernel.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jayrod1980:
Average with GSM extended and sync and 3g is 5 hours. Auto brightness and no wifi. Mostly wifi would probably be 6
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nosit1:
I spent about 3/4 the time on 4G. This is about a 300% from a while back when I would average around six hours. I've managed to squeeze every last drop from the phone. Idles like we charm, sleeping like a baby! No wifi since I have two access points in my house that it switches to and the fact that I'm paying for data, so I'm going to use it. Also auto sync on with automatic brightness on half, lowest on other half. Stream about 30 minutes of Netflix over 4G each day and fetch mail every 30.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jemi9:
Another who laughs about people that maybe his language is not English, like me. Didn't you understand what he tried to say? Or you're just an idiot?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jiwengang:
same here...

Although I believe people who got 4 hours screen time with LTE on...mine only reach as far as 2 hour

US Verizon LTE / Stock 4.0.4 cleaned up version. stock kernel.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Im pretty sure its spelled the same in all languages. Just sayin'.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Who cares? I didn't find kernel in my English-Malagasy dictionary, but it's probably kernelantana. People whose English may not be that great often spell phonetically.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] geevee11:
My nephew had been playing games on my phone when his tab ran out of battery.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zeke1988:
around 2 hrs, MIUI with Franco kernel.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] x.Orville.x:
Extended battery ?? Or not what kernel and rom u use
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] geevee11:
Nope, stock battery. Aokp and Franco m2.

It wasn't even fully charged. It had 85% battery when I unplugged it. Was connected to wifi the whole time with full sync.

Forgot to take a screenshot, but my nephew played with Jelly Defense for 3 hours and Sprinkle for 2 hours.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] x.Orville.x:
that's really good i have the same combo u have overnor gobernor or not ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] odin13:
take your wiseass comments somewhere else friggin' troll ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] justifi:
Axiom Monolith B1 & Franco's r89

I always leave 4g, wifi, and bluetooth on.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Legend28469:
how are you getting 6 hours of screen on time? When I'm just happy to pass 4..

I wanna know the exact settings. Brightness and all...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Sorry no screenshot...but ~5-6 hours with CNA kernel; interactivex governor; ~30% brightness; about 15 apps installed; trebuchet; deep sleep function in CNA
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] woostar88:
So far, gummynexus and milestone 2 Franco has been serving me great! I get full day usage from heavy calling, testing, surfing, and music.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] vanvn297:
i have 71% juice left, with 1h26min screen on already, on 2G, all syncs, brightless auto.

my screen-on time is usually between 4 to 4.5 hours, some time even 5 or more if set to dimest.

rom:android revolution HD 2.15

kernel stock.

radio kk6.

far far far far better than my old optimus 3D :D

did try the AOKP milestone 4 with franco kernel, feel the speed boost but screen on time fall to 3-3,5 hours.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] player911:
I got the best battery from Gummy. Off charge at 8am and by 2pm I'd have about 75% remaining. I'd check my screen on time occasionally and would regularly see 5+hours.

I switched to Axi0m and battery decreased but was so smooth.

I'm on Romans AOKP now and battery was dead by 6pm (completely). I cleared battery stats and giving it a full charge. See if that helps.

Wifi and GPS is always on. LTE is off. I don't use any special overclocking or undervolting. Just plain stock roms.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] molesarecoming:
best screen-on time i had was about 5 hours + pauses, calls, etc. but i rarely use my phone like that.

i get pretty good results with aokp and leankernel. for light use i get three days, for allround moderate use i get two days, for heavy use with much screentime i get one. i switch on airplane-mode at night always, i use no powersavers and wifi is set to never sleep, auto-brightness, gps on when i use it.

attached screenshot has only 2.5 hours screen-on with 45% but it still gave me two days though. i think that's pretty good.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CaspaTheGhost:
If you took it off charge before 100% then the screen on time includes the time prior to charging, it only resets when fully charged... Noticed that the other day when I trickle charged it a few times...

People need to post both the screen on time shot and the overall graph shot...

My best is a little over 5hrs with AOKP and Franco M2, screen shots in Franco's thread...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MattSkeet:
how the hell are you managing 4+hrs??? I'm on extended battery and never managed to do that ....

GSM nexus

My screen brightness is roughly about 20%
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CaspaTheGhost:
I use auto brightness. I think the main contributors to getting 4-5hrs are signal strength and Wi-Fi. While at home and the office I'm constantly on Wi-Fi...

I have Gmail and an Exchange account on push, usual social stuff syncing every 4hrs. Listen to music and read ebooks on my 3hr round commute to work, some gaming also.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] x.Orville.x:
wht governor u use ? and it's underclocked or not ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MattSkeet:
No way I won't believe that I'm on T-Mobile/Orange (they share networks now) and I have constantly 4 bars and Max data speed available wherever I go. Even on wifi I've not managed 4hrs not talking about 5 as this is impossible
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
This. Possible to get that that amount of screen on time, even over a couple of days, if wifi is available and cell signal is good. If I'm feeling "adventurous" enough I'll not use wifi for a full battery discharge and see where I end up.

If I'm at my parent's in laws house I can watch my battery drain, signal is horrible.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mistm:
I always slightly pass 2 hours. Aopk 28, franco night 98. Pretty terrible :-(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MatAuc12:
There is not much you can do to increase your screen efficiency beside brightness level. Best way to get more screen on-time is to cut off on other things. I use Juice Defender (ultimate is worth it imo) to kill my data and wifi when not using applications that need data. So i see 70%+ battery usage from screen (4-5hours). I also use long press back button to kill apps (like browser, social networks etc).

That is with franco M2 and latest AOKP.

I easily get through the day with the 1-2 15-30min charges (while eating, in the car are times easy to get those)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Doesn't help that you've got a lot of wakelocks. Screen off and your phone is awake more frequently than the norm.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] deaffob:
I've gotten 8hrs+ with no data, nothing installed, lowest brightness, and does nothing.... lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Simer03:
How do u know? And how do u fix it?

Sent from my Nexus Prime
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
I can see it in the battery history; the awake time vs screen on time. Since most processes will fall into the AOS bin, you need to pull your wakelocks, or use Better Battery Stats to find the guilty apps.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] @rbiter:
I've got over 5.25 hours several times with 10% left over wifi. 1750 mah battery even. I haven't put the 2000mah battery to the test, but I usually lose about 12% an hour with just wifi browsing if that is any indication.

Sent from my Nexus in Texas.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Virtuososteve:
Not too shabby, Franco milestone 2 and aokp b28
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mistm:
I know about it but i have no idea how to avoid it. I have just musthave applications installed this time. Just google synchronization. I need something what tells me what wakes device at which time. Any ideas?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] azrash:
use Better Battery Stats, it'll give out detailed information. You can find it in XDA or support the de by purchasing it in Play Store
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] KLUVJ:
Best One Yet!!!

Here is truely the best screen-on time ever!!!!

This is unlike those with 5h who do nothing with their phones but moderate to light usage.

Today, i decided to do a full on test.

Took the phone off charger at 7:00 or something, and started to do everything on it. 3d gaming, 2d drawing (drawsomething) for at least 2 hours, then another half hour of tango, mixed with xda, facebook, browser, and a download of miui rom to flash later on. By the time the phone was used dry, the results were staggering.

Hammering my phone, which is AOKP m4 with franco m2, it gave me the following results. LOLLL most beautiful negative slope i have ever seen on a phone chart LOLLL.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] versd:
5h42m, fell asleep while an app kept the screen on (some game). checked the logs once I plugged it in.

AOKP milestone 4, standard kernel, auto brightness, extended battery (GSM)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JasonD416:
Kernel: Franco Stable Milestone 2

ROM: Bugless Beast (Latest Nightly)

Overclocked

Scaling Governor: Ondemand half the time, interactive the other half.

3 hours 15min

Full brightness

No off screen time

Wi-Fi & Data enabled whole time

Pretty much non-stop usage ranging from browsing to texting.

After seeing Kevin's post I think I'm going to go try AOKP.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] KLUVJ:
You shoud lol. great combo
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] @rbiter:
I've topped that easily same usage. Stock 4.0.2 ogdobber's kernel. Heck I've topped that easily with hspa usage and no wifi.

Sent from my Nexus in Texas.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thegtfusion:
Wtf?! I didnt think the batt drains so fast on a GN!!.. i got like 6hours on bugless beast on my nexus s!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] KLUVJ:
lol, well the nexus s has half the cpu, half the pixels, half the ram, but almost same,size battery. so of course u would get better battery
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NCRoadster:
3rd cycle of my Seidio 3800mah.

Verizon model, all on 4G LTE.

I got 3 hours of screen on time yesterday. AOKP build 31 with stock faux kernel.

Kinda disappointed. Here's hoping it gets better. I would love 5 hours of screen on time on 4G.
[Vibrant General] Insomaniac10:
http://download.cyanogenmod.com/?device=vibrantmtd <<<for anyone who didnt already know.

has anyone tried it? any notable/noticeable differences?

And while I'm here, does anyone else experience any receiving sms problems when running CM7....receiving messages that were sent the day before, or never receiving them at all?
[Vibrant General] jnusz:
I ran nightly 230 for a while before switching to the Team Hacksung ICS build... it ran really well on my phone. I think I still had to do the software GPS fix, and of course the mute/unmute bug is still there as far as I know. I'm going to guess the 7.2 RC is going to be pretty solid.
[Vibrant General] guilhermedsx:
If it still needs the GPS fix and has the mute/unmute bug, I see absolutely no reason to use CM7.2 over ICS Passion \ Euphoria.
[Vibrant General] Insomaniac10:
The reason is that i want to
[Vibrant General] Insomaniac10:
yah im going to give it whirl either way, i always like asking before flashing just in case theres something unexpectedly wrong with it
[Vibrant General] younix258:
Only reason im on ics rather than cm7 is cause of batt life... cm7 was perfectly stable for me and incredibly fast.. ics, however featureful, is slower and more buggy for me

sent from the xda app on my android smartphone.
[Vibrant General] lynyrd65:
Does this mean 911 is fixed?
[Vibrant General] FaultException:
Where have you been? :)

It's been fixed for a while. Though not by me.

Edit: its still weird for some people. You should do a test. Check the CM9 nightlies thread for the how to test instructions
[Nexus S General] seanism:
On my Nexus S 4G to the right of the battery with the cover off I am missing something. My friends has a black sticker where mine just has an indent and a piece of a ribbon sticking out of the top where the hole is.

Looking at tear downs of the Nexus S this looks to be specific to the 4G (CDMA) version.

Any thoughts what this is? Thanks.
[Nexus S General] Tenny:
External Antenna... bro.
[Nexus S General] seanism:
Bump it up.
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
Heck yeah. Finally
[Galaxy S II General] IakobosJ:
What an informative thread!

It's nice to see they have been released though

Direct link for anyone interested:

Download here
[Galaxy S II General] dorian95:
What?! Sammy officialy released it? They didnt even released official ICS for my region xD

Great news tho, gonna install CM9 as soon as they fix stuff.
[Galaxy S II General] dwd3885:
my understanding is all they were waiting on was for the source to drop and it's doable!
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
Oh come on... ;). Celebrate!
[Galaxy S II General] dquancey:
plessh BURNER

Late to the party!
[Galaxy S II General] ShimaMiku:
Install the GPS fix file for CM9 and it works perfectly.
[Galaxy S II General] Simonetti2011:
Same here. Brazil, ZTA... not even an announcement for a far away release of ICS.

I hope Samsung hasn't hidden any secrets away from the released source code (like code to very specific drivers). If they have, having the sources won't suffice for a properly working ICS Galaxy S 2.

on the other hand, this may be an indication that Samsung hasn't been able to correct bugs still present in their pseudo-official ICS release, and this is their last resort: release the code so that the developers community can fix bugs Samsung hasn't be able to fix. Not that Samsung didn't have to make such release - they should and it is high time they do so.
[Galaxy S II General] Entropy512:
We know for a fact that there are bugs that Samsung is too clueless to notice/fix... But they are also too clueless to pull the fixes from the community.

See the fuel_alerted wakelock bug for example... Fixed for around 6 months by the community, still broken in Samsung kernels.
[Galaxy S II General] Horoscope:
WTF!! really

this is great news.. wow cant wait for the fully working AOKP release
[Galaxy S II General] ZonyX:
awesome, might now be able to get a decent kernal...and CM9 fully working on this bad boy!
[Galaxy S II General] h20pt:
Finally :D

I've been waiting for this so i can finally change to ICS (CM9) once everything is fixed :)
[Galaxy S II General] yahyoh:
i feel like some one give me a million dollar:D:D

i hope we will got soon stable aosp and akop :cool:
[Galaxy S II General] myfluxi:
i9100 ICS Update 4 sources on github:

https://github.com/myfluxi/xxICSKernel

Fork away.
[Galaxy S II General] coolius:
Sweet - looking forward to some proper hardware acceleration on CM9! Thanks guys!
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
Proper hw acceleration? What do you mean?
[Galaxy S II General] h20pt:
I think he meant video hw acceleration, but correct me if i'm wrong :)
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
New Kernel with better touchscreen would be nice. And faster system, smoother and battery friendly ;). Yahooooo
[Galaxy S II General] Nitrius:
So with this, we might see CM9 with working/bugfree camera/video recording? :D
[Galaxy S II General] wesleyrpg:
WOOT! Fully working AOSP ROM, here we come! :)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] jayjaycorleone:
so i flashed the sense of eclipse 3.8 rom and it worked perfectly the first day but from the second day and on , the phone had random reboots and the accelerometer stopped working !!!! when i play a racing game , the car goes to the right . and when i play the "teeter" game ( from htc ) it says that i have no accelerometer on my phone . what do i do ?? some ppl were saying that i need to find a new kernel . but now that megaupload has closed down it's hard to find one since the links don't work . heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeelp please. btw i don't want to flash another rom cuz this one is perfect . so could you give a solution that doesn't involve changing rom.
[General Questions and Answers] DAC324:
Hello all,

I've got a HTC 7 PRO where I flashed the XBMOD Gold ROM v 1.00. Unfortunately, Zune keeps bothering me that there is an update available for this phone although I already updated to Mango build 8107 from xboxmod.sylvester20007.com/CABS/OSBUILD.CAB/7740%20to%208107.rar.

I found out that this is the famous "HTC update" which, among other updates, will add the Internet Sharing ("Tethering") feature. Filename is 404443_2250.21.40502.401_oemupdate_release.cab.pks_4e1f62edd8e6fe93d4daa106f915f4b9eba38df1.cab .

Problem is that I cannot apply this update - neither with Zune nor WP Update CAB Sender. The error code I get is always 0x80180048.

Can anybody help or do I really have to ditch the XBMOD ROM and flash another one?

Thank you very much for your help in advance and kind regards,

DAC324
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] fjdu:
In S-Memo, when the pen style is set to the first one, all the strokes are dash-like at their ends.

The appearance of each stroke automatically becomes normal after a moment, but every new stroke still has the same problem.

For other pen type, it seems that there's no such problem.

Very weird.

Another thing with the new upgrade is that Google Plus is installed by default.

Baseband version: N7000XXLB2

Kernel version: 2.6.35.7
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] ds-droid:
Not sure what you mean exactly, but I experienced in S-Memo

when you draw a straight line with the help of the S-Pen Button *,

it´s getting thinner and thinner in the beginning, and then goes on with the normal thickness up to the end

*point S-Pen on screen, press button, move S-Pen to other location, release button = straight line
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] fjdu:
What I mean is, with the first pen type, when I draw a line, which should look like "___", it actually looks like "___." (notice the small dot). The strange thing is that after a while the small dot will automatically be connected with the line and the line looks fine again.

This happens for every stroke I draw, but only with the first pen style.

Thanks for your trick on drawing lines! But I think they should explicitly add this to a toolbar.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] ds-droid:
yes, with eagles-eyes I can see the dot at the end of the line ____. when you draw quickly.

It dissappears for example after rotating the view.

Regarding the interupted straight lines, it´s a bug too,

but what I find really annoying is,

if you check the recently added "S-Pen only" function (which is great by the way), you cannot pinch to zoom anymore with your fingers.

You can only rotate the Note to get zoom in one setting only. This function seems to be somehow quickly developed, released, and not improved at all with the latest update.

There should be a zoom function (+-) in the dropdown toolbar, which can be accessed by the S-Pen.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] fjdu:
Wonder if it is possible to report bug to the Samsung development persons.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] skyli91:
I've also noticed the small dots :/
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zawesome:
I bought an I9100 off of eBay and I thought it would be all fine (because it said it wasn't provider locked) until it boots with some French logo (la poste mobile) and has some French bloatware on it.

This wasn't a problem until I realized today different providers get ICS at different times.

I was wondering when the I9100 with la poste mobiles firmware (or whatever it may be called, I'm extremely new to android) is getting ICS

. :confused:

Yes, I've googled this intensely and all I found was some reviews of the I9100 in French.

Any help would be much appreciated, and I would provide you with my undying love.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Simonetti2011:
You can apply any firmware you want to any, thus effectively turning your hardware into a phone from any operator.

I don't know if the firmwares replace the booting logo, but there are separate boot logos you can apply.

What is important here is the hardware, and that you already have. Everything else you can freely change using the proper firmware.

about the bloatware (don't you hate them?!), if the phone is rooted, you can easily get rid of it using TitaniumBackup.

If the phone is in French, you can use an appl called "More Locale 2" (available on Google Play) to change the language.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Atomix86:
If the phone is indeed an I9100 (and not one of the variants such as i9100g) then you can just flash any suitable ics base (such as lpq or lp7) via odin.

Sent from my GT-I9100