[Galaxy S I9000 General] Jarmezrocks:
These apps work. Autostarts ALWAYS works for saving the most for battery. Take a look at how often google gets us to fire up Google Maps. For rediculous things like sending an SMS? What for?

Thats all wasted resources on an SGS1 (especially)

The only way you could end up in a bootloop is because you disabled a needed system app. Now I didn't know a lot about Android when I first started using that app, but it doesn't take a brain surgeon to work it out....like what to disable and what not to disable. I am not saying you're stupid, or anything...I am just heeding warning that pressing the wrong button could be disastrous if you are not paying attention. Read carefully into all System services, what they are used for and how they interact with the rest of the system BEFORE you just disable them.

Should we post screen shots for the man erpurohit?;) :)

We are dealing with "smart" phones here, they are like little computers....and we are packing in a whole heap of functionality into these little things so of course they are going to use a heap more juice when we are making use of this functionality; and more so if you are using a LOT of the functionality.

Here is a screen from my old SGS1 http://sdrv.ms/SfN2rV (notice connectivity isn't on the whole time. I was letting the applications Juice defender control when my phone could connect.

I used apps like NoBars. (Free from the market) so when my phone had no signal it would not sit there searching and searching trying to connect. NoBars lets the phone check for connection at a given set period of time after having no connection for a specified time...say your out in the wilderness or remote areas with patchy signal or none...then your phone will last longer.

Lastly I cannot recommend it enough....V6 supercharger scripting by Recognised Developer zeppelinrox. This has by far improved my device running with battery. Why? Cause instead of running my phone O/C'd and on demand or performance "type" governors etc....I do the oppisite. I run the most conservative clocking and undervolting as I possibly can without strangling my device to death; THEN I let the V6supercharger scripting bring the performance of the device up to normal specs (as if the phone was stock standard - maybe leaning a bit more towards the snappier side of that scale I might add ;) ). Sure, my phone won't get crazy benchmarks or scores, but it can last a whole day without needing a charger LOL. I mean these ARE actually phones first and foremost and I am not sure about you guys but I need to be contactable sometimes (people with ORD are an exception).

V6supercharger scripts ARE however a little bit tedious and involved to set up but they ARE worthwhile. It will change your device from a slug to a bullet:D

To get a good understanding of Governors and I/O schedulers check out the thread (appropriately named) by recognized contributor Simba501. Bare in mind the information in that thread is slightly dated now, and there have been some more governors and additions since then, so if you are unsure...do some research.

Make sure you have all of these settings backed up. Hence why Titanium is worth its weight in Gold. Big thanks to keramidas for that app hotlink to latest apk here (free)

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erpurohit feel free to add to the OP if you like?;)