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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] PoisonWolf:
This is the biggest load of crock I've ever read in a while.

If you use your phone under normal conditions, there is no way in hell you're going to get a screen on time of 6 hours on the Note 1 or 9-10 hours on the Note 2.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] foxmeister:
Thanks for telling me that what I experience for a fact is a "crock", but then again you know exactly what I do with my phone day in day out and so obviously are extremely well qualified to tell me how much screen-on time I get? I hadn't noticed that I have attracted a stalker!

I clearly must be very confused, and I'm simply imagining that my phone is still operational when it isn't.

I have no reason whatsoever to lie, so I'll just go on enjoying my 9-10 hour battery life along with plenty of other Note 2 users, and you can go on believing whatever "crock" you wish.

For those more reasoned souls, take a trip over to the Note 2 forums and ask around.

Regards,

Dave
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] CSharpHeaven:
That was actually the piece of information I was looking for and about to ask about it on SGN2 board.

I have to say the JB memory usage must be significantly higher than ICS. It suggests the Project Buttler is an in-memory caching system to require memory.

Did you remove much from /system/app for house cleaning or just user applications? I'm thinking Samsung features also taking up a good portion of the memory providing the custom ROM you mentioned shipped with the original Samsung Features. Could you clarify that please?

@all users

You should know that if you intend to purchase JB devices it must support 2GB ram at least to be future-proof and not to choke after opening a couple of applications.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] qazibasit:
I am an ordinary user of my phone with a lot of spen usage during ward rounds. Keep my reference books on my phone. Do a hell lot of browsing and watch movies and music. I dont really need a powerhouse coz most of what i need is already in my note 1. Though i use the camera a lot and would have upgraded if there was a bigger camera. Some features in the note 2 are just not for me. Like air view i only use spen for taking notes or drawing. Dont use it to scroll things on my phone. So a useless feature for me. Multi view is also useless because u dont have enough space to open the messaging and read an email altogether coz the keyboard takes half the screen so another gimmick.

0 shutter lag thing is dealt by the fastburst camera.

Spen indicator or alarm thing. If ur reaponsible u wont loose ur stylus.

People who play hd games should definitely go for note 2. But ppl like ua ahould atick to our devices.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] ilegales:
is the Note 2 battery compatable with the Note 1 ?

meaning if we put in the note 2 battery into the note 1 will we get more juice
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] ChodTheWacko:
It's physically wider and longer. It'll never fit.

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Slight correction on this part.

If you use the samsung keyboard, in multi-view mode the keyboard shrinks down to a tiny iphone-sized keyboard.

So it's kind of fine, since our screen is roughly twice the size of an iphone's screen. It's still cramped - I'm not going to lie.

But it's quite handy.

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Define 'normal'. I used to read in bed, and It was quite comfortable reading on minimum brightness, and in a 'white text on black background' mode. And the battery would last forever.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] :
My usage pattern if not is identical to yours then it is very similar but I don't call myself ordinary whereas a power user since I do many tasks with my phone. I also agree HD Games will eventually demand far more power than original Note can handle. However some kind of OS virtualisation impetus the need for more power than original note currently offers. What I see, not in far distance future, it would be possible to run full version of Linux by plugging it to an external monitor for instance. I know it is possible now but not everyone can get their heads around it. In less than five years time it would be possible to run even Windows Desktop version from an Android phone too. The 64 bit version of ARM architecture will be the enabler to this kind of virtualisation in the future.

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No but see for yourself what SGN2 battery is capable of. Warning the following link causes watery mouth :)

http://blog.gsmarena.com/samsung-galaxy-note-ii-battery-life-test-is-complete-here-are-the-results/

Web browsing has been improved to over 8 hours from 4.5 hours in original note. Thanks both to battery size and more efficient CPU and screen.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] ChodTheWacko:
I haven't paid too much attention to how much more memory JB gobbles down.

Part of the selling point of the Note 2 for me was that I had enough memory to NOT have to pay attention to it.

I did take the time to not install stuff that I don't use.

But for the most part, my note 2 is as fully loaded as my note 1 was. I.e. all the system apps/launchers/live wallpaper/widgets etc etc.

I believe I had about 250 meg free on my note 1 after bootup. This was on Paranoid android/CM 10.

I am running more system apps now though (hello lightflow) so it's not 1 to 1.

I am pretty sure, however, that a fully working JB will gobble down more memory, and I believe it's more of a CPU hog too.

I can't really say how much. But I can say is that for a heavy user like me, that extra memory sure is nice. I think I would have been fairly happy with 1.5 gig.

- Frank
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] PoisonWolf:
Screenshot of your

9-10 hour SCREEN ON TIME

use then.

Otherwise, don't waste your time typing responses by providing non-answers and deflections.

For your reference, I've re-quoted what you originally said.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] LordManhattan:
A small correction (i'm sorry. I usually don't correct people): The screen on the Note 2 is not RGB; it uses a non striped BGR matrix.

"Oddly, though, it isn't the traditional RGB matrix as we've been accustomed to on most non-PenTile phones, either. Instead, it appears to be laid out in a non-striped BGR matrix in which the blue subpixels are perpendicular to green and red, rather than in parallel. This puts the display in a magical place where few Super AMOLEDs have gone before, but it's still a hefty improvement over the first Note. Don't get us wrong: we raved about the OG's 1,280 x 800 display (and rightfully so), but its follow-up looks slightly better despite the lower ppi (267, versus the original's 285). We doubt casual observers will notice the difference, but when closely viewing the two side by side, we found more pixels on the older device. Darks are a little darker on the second-gen model, and colors are just a bit more saturated, too. The viewing angles on the next-gen Note are also great for watching movies, but they're essentially the same as the original. Daylight viewing wasn't a problem with the brightness cranked up above 75 percent."

Source: Engadget
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] foxmeister:
The next time I get to 9+ hours screen-on from a single charge, I will post a screenshot, but since I charge my phone overnight as a matter of course, that won't be until a day when I actively hammering my phone which doesn't happen everyday.

However, if you had bothered to look at the thread I posted, you would see plenty of screenshots of Note 2 users getting 9-10 hours screen on time. Sure there are some getting a bit less, but there are also people getting more because it is of course dependent on the individuals usage.

How about you doing some research yourself before smack talking someone about a subject you clearly have no personal experience of?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Silberpfeil3110:
I want to thank you all for your helpful posts!

And yes, the screen is brilliant. And the battery also. I can agree with 10 hours screen-on time. I can play and play and listen my music, browse the internet and play more and more and whoa the battery won't get to it's end.... that's amazing!!!!

Best regards
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] PoisonWolf:
I read the thread.

I just find it highly suspect. JB is either misrecording the duration, or ICS has been under-recording the screen on time.

In practical real-world usage, I find it highly suspect that anyone would use their phone for 7-hours OUT OF A DAY, let alone 9 -10 hours in a day. Do you know what it means to be using your phone for 10 hours OUT OF A DAY? That's almost 50% of your day. Even if it's listening to music and leaving the screen on, 10 hours out of a day is a heck of a long time.

Something doesn't add up.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] :
Gaming aside, web browsing is the next battery activity one can do to drain the battery fast. If you look at the GSMArena link I provided in a couple of posts above you would see web browsing lasted 8:48 (nearly 9 hours). This is evident now activities such as reading can last easily over 10 hours.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] PoisonWolf:
I'm likely wrong in this case, but I'm still a skeptic. Even Note 1 users who report anything above 6-hours of screen on time is unlikely...unless if you've disabled close to everything in order to get that amount.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] :
Thank you for your response. I'm sure the ICS stock ROM after bootup leaves just little over 300MB but with my optimisation process (house cleaning) I get about 456MB free, just restarted the phone to note down the figure. The used memory includes LBE, DroidWall, and Wifi Protector apps that are launched after bootup process is completed.

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Yes, you are right about Original Note. I never got more than 4.5 hours web browsing time and I do this almost every day. Both CPU and Screen of Original Note consumes significantly more than Note 2. I would say close to five and half is achievable with activities such reading in lowest brightness which I happened to use all the time.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] PoisonWolf:
Under normal use condition with regular brightness, etc, I hit things like 3~4 hours on any given day of screen on time.

That's where my skepticism comes in. How does an additional 600Mah of battery pretty much double the screen on time? I'm guessing it's a combination of the quad-core Exynos and JB's under the hood optimization.

Either that or JB is being overly generous with screen-on time. ;)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] foxmeister:
That is because you are assuming that *everyone* who is getting 9-10 hours screen on is doing so during a single day! Not everyone is doing this of course, but since the Note II is a new device, users are going to tend to play with it far more during the first few weeks/days before slipping into a more regular pattern.

As I said before, I tend to charge my phone overnight as a matter of course, especially during the week as my mobile phone is my primary work phone. However, at the weekend, I'm more likely to (a) stress my phone, and (b) might not put it on charge on a Friday/Saturday night - this is especially true on Friday's if I stumble in late from the pub! ;)

A fairly typical Saturday usage for me might be the following:

1. Get up, check emails, browse web, read forums etc - screen on 1 hour.

2. Go to the gym - spend a couple of hours there on the cardio machines, during which time I'm monitoring my heart rate using Sportstracker Pro and a BT heart rate monitor and either listening to music, or watching a film with a BT headset - total screen on 3 hours.

3. A bit more web browsing etc during the day, may be an hour or two. - total screen on 4.5 hours

4. Let one of my children play a game, or watch something on BBC iPlayer, on my phone for an hour or so - total screen on 5.5 hours.

5. Evening watch movies or TV shows on my phone, read a book, browse etc for a few hours - total screen on 8.5 hours.

By the end of the evening, I'd be seeing 10-15% battery left on the Note II. With my Note 1, I'd be a good way through my 2nd battery already, though I'd have almost certainly got 5 hours out of the first battery. I also don't "chase" battery life by turning off services/hardware - I want to use my smartphone as a smartphone, which is why I always carried a spare battery for my Note 1.

To many, that may seem like an excessive amount of time to be spending on a phone (which it probably is!), but almost all my TV/movie viewing, web browsing, and reading these days is on a mobile device, and the UK average TV viewing time is over 4 hours per day! (source).

I also travel a lot for work, so spend an inordinate amount of time on my own in airports, on planes, or in a hotel room, so my mobile device usage is probably much higher than most.

Regards,

Dave
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] :
I have a feeling Samsung hasn't done its best with Original Note to optimise its battery life yet. I doubt it JB alone would bring any noticable battery enhancement. No one knows more about Exynos chip than Samsung so they know how to tweak things to increase battery life. JB resides on top of Linux and this is the Linux kernel's responsibility to provide better power management. The kernel is complied by the CPU manufactures or partners that have access to the CPU documents and source code. The only enhancements Google can make in regards to the power management keeping Android's processes at bay and write smarter Garbage Collection.

Having said all that, I have never believed Samsung's Display Technology was power efficient. Maybe what they used in Note 2 is something to be happy about. So my conclusion is regardless of enhancements to the original note the screen will drain the battery fast.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] PoisonWolf:
While a lot of what you said is true, I thought the new screen on the Note 2 required more power due to more pixels having its own light source as opposed to the first Note?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] :
I'm not familiar with display technologies more than what I read about here and there. However, doing more not necessary means less power efficient in the world of semi-conductors or whatever have you. Algorithms, the correct ones, is what makes things more efficient. So it is possible to populate more pixels with less power requirement. In Note 2 case it appears the new matrix arrangement (the algorithm) has done the trick.

Maybe it is worth to point out about the energy saving bulbs that can produce the same level of brightness as their counterparts at a fraction of voltage usage.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] DPMAce:
Good for us that we can wait. By the time we feel the urge to upgrade, there will be many more options (and cheaper options too)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] msedek:
Best I can do with stock Ics LRT.. I'm now running leaked jb and battery seems better.. I'll do more testing and report back

Tapatalking on my GT-N7000
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Tesla:
wow.. this is an old thread that im bringing back to life :D

I will get en Note 1 next week and i have some thoughts.

1. Did JB bring any noticeable battery enhancement?

2. Did JB bring more features?

3. What tips and trix can you share with a new Note 1 owner? What is good to know regarding. .well.. everything ;)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] XxPixX:
1. When you remove a lot of the bloat (you can disable it without root) then you very good battery life.

2. Yes, nearly all the features of the Note 2 apart from airview (hover the s-pen over the screen brings more information in some parts of the OS), ink effect on lockscreen. Both of those 2 features you can get with modified ROMs.

3. Forget about CyanogenMod (and thus other AOSP based ROMs) for this device. The performance and battery isn't too good for daily use. Official Jelly Bean for the device is very slow, even after removing much of the bloat. Also, since you haven't bought it then be warned that the device is plagued with bugs (read about emmc brick bug, amoled screen burns, screen gamma problems (black clipping), exynos overheating(not dangerous just not normal) ). As a user I wouldn't recommend it, go for a Note 3 if you can afford it.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Tesla:
Thank you for your Answers m8.

I cant´t afford a Note 2 or 3 :/

Can you recommend a kernel and rom???

At some point i will want to change kernel and rom. But as you say, i want to be as safe as -->possible <-- and have a stable rom with all the features.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] pelastikdoll:
internal external memory card

Hi. Would like to know details on how to swap internal memory and external memory card. Thank you
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Cieszyn:
Hey, i also would like to ask for a note-2/3-features rom for a daily use. I am using Note 10.1 as my phone, and finaly i find it to big to carry around. As Note 3 came up I thought of buying None 1 and in 6 months switching to Note3 directly, when prices drop. What you think about it?

Wysłane z mojego GT-N8000 za pomocą Tapatalk 4
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Silberpfeil3110:
Just as you like, but prices are droppin quickly so imo you should skip the note 1 and get directly to the note 3.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] aftnoon2:
I should better get the Note 2, wich is a real improvement over the 1 , and its price is about a half the Note 3 nowadays.

Unless you like to go for the last of the last... And go behind the developpers that go for the last...

The 2 decissive improvements are: 2 Gb memory, and the apps going ALL to SD. This makes the phone much faster if you open several apps and come back to Home. The Note 1 may take minutes to redraw launcher, if you have many icons. The Note 2 it's instantaneous...

The Quad Core maybe is better in high load apps: games, etc.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Silberpfeil3110:
I have to agree with you. The Note 2 today is also nearly state-of-the-art. The hardware is in any way brilliant and developer- & samsung- support is more than you'll ever need. In my area you can get healthy sgn2's for around 200€. That's not a big deal.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] aftnoon2:
Yeah! 200€ is really "nothing" for this beast...

Got the mine

new

for 380€...
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheRamon:
Just a liiiitle searching in the rom's thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1355660&highlight=bootloop&page=1662
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] murtuzasb:
Known issue with Google Play and this ROM
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nicolae-Daniel:
Hello,is there a SGS3 toggle MOD for JB roms?:good:
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xsenman:
14 toggles here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1323975&highlight=sgs+3+toggle or post here http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=666
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kylemc1:
i know the title seems a bit off but anyway my xperia play has been sent off to be repaired twice and if it breaks again i get a new handset of the same value but my warranty goes in December but the phone speakers weren't working the other day when i went to bring it down to the shop halfway the sound works again is there anyway to make it look like it was a manufacturer fault within the phone ?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crazymonkey05:
You can try to flash your boot loader and "fail" then the phone won't turn on and the LED will flash red till the BL is back ;)
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jordanooo:
You could try sliding the gamepad up and down vigorously and hope the flex cable goes wierd. I got mine repaired that way
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MilkyJoePD:
Install YouTube and leave that open with the charger plugged in. I fell asleep once and my phone got unbearably hot.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Solar.Plexus:
Yeah, maybe try to get the phone really hot and see what happens.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] D.Spirit:
Do a factory reset and pull out the battery during the process haha.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jacklebott:
Doesn't a factory reset just reset userdata? So wouldn't you just be able to do another factory reset to fix any issues that may arise from the failed reset?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jeff7424:
Throw into water and watch it swim.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fma965:
yeah that's what I thought.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] f3w1n:
Im with you, try to slide it alot and hard

- f3w1n -
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kylemc1:
how do i do that i know how to unlock it do i flash a kernal since its locked again ?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MilkyJoePD:
Ignore the fixable stuff!!

Leave YouTube on whilst having your charger connected. You can fry an egg on the result.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkharbinger81:
Use a hammer lol

sent from my r800x using darkforest Rom 3.0.5 on locked bootloader
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sufy1000:
I'd do the flex cable thingy :laugh:
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kylemc1:
i dont want to fry the phone as it will look like i did it to get a new one but then again i have been pushing it up and down vigorously but still the same might just say its only half charging but it says its fully charged

anymore suggestions ? :laugh:
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Masters2150:
Microwave
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sdojoin:
Just smash it to a wall for crying out loud!! Meh...:p

Regards,

Sdojoin
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CyberScopes:
Bring it to friends and give 5 bucks for whoever who can do the most damage.

/==(CyberScopes)==\
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jeff7424:
Best way, place under a vehicle and crush it
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CyberScopes:
Flash an xperia arc kernel.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crazymonkey05:
Yea just flash a kernel with a in compatable rom and find a cwm removal tool ;)
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ridder215215:
Do a contest with friends to see who can throw it the highest. If you hit a wall and it explodes: double points.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kylemc1:
that made me lol

i manged to get the wifi to stop working isnt that enough for them to give me a new one ?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] beez1717:
Why not move the micro usb cable around in the plug and break it that way. Would I've gotten phones replaced for that no questions asked because it isn't a cable issue and therefore is a hardware problem. I hate micro usb because of that.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kylemc1:
went down to the shop i got the handset from and i used the phone turning off randomly no questions asked after that i was told it had to go for another repair at this point i rather have a full refund for a faulty phone needless to say i know how to make it faulty and make it look like it was a manufacture fault if anyone else wants to know how just pm me :)
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sdojoin:
Interesting...;)

Regards,

Sdojoin
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] a3HeadedMonkey:
Just buy a new chassis housing from Ebay & fix it yourself. All you need is a T5 torx screwdriver & a small Philips screwdriver. This phone only comes apart into four or five pieces. They're actually pretty simple to repair.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wedhusman:
Flash with xperia u ics rom.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KarlokLP:
i lol'd 2 xD
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xperia Gamer:
Restore factory setting and remove the battery in the process

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