yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[General Topics] ddaypunk06:
Well mine is number 2 on there...sad to say lol. Although with a non-stock rom, I seem to be doing much better. It also doesn't help that tmo signal sucks horribly in my house and place of work. I find myself on wifi to make calls and on airplane mode to stop it from trying to connect when it looses signal so often.

Good list. Very informative!
[General Topics] 014mahay:
14hr? That's a massive power consumption for just screen powering!

The more the feature, the more your battery will suffering...
[General Topics] kadirnadir:
sadly battery technology is like still in stone age when you compare it with led technology...
[General Topics] gilbydakid:
Beast!

Sent from the Galaxy beast note ll
[General Topics] hotrock11:
My galaxy nexus is GARBAGE...and that's w/an extended battery!
[General Topics] iraqi-boys:
I love Samsung smartphone . Its the best
[General Topics] DjeMBeY:
S3 eats battery quickly??? I can't agree with that!!!

You all should first learn how to use it!!!
[General Topics] pa33vel:
My phone make small power hungry , i always use internet and music per 6-7 hour( display on 3h ) after day, and make 20-25 % in the evening :)

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Very nice statistic :super
[General Topics] Evildead_666:
My Samsung Rugby Smart had awful battery life with the stock Rom.

With the Alpha CM10 mod i'm getting nearly two days of usage, about 50% better so far :)
[General Topics] StuPot82:
I used to have big problems with my Desire HD..

Now simply turning off data (internet connection) when not in use, screen brightness to 15 most of the time (i still use a hq wallpaper) and auto sync off I get more than a day with moderate use on tapatalk and others.
[General Topics] WizkidN:
Heck even with barely any usage the one we have here is down to 20%~ after one day of barely any usage. No games, just a few calls / messages.
[General Topics] tonu42:
FYI for all the list was based on sales of batteries. I nothing to do with actual power consumption.
[General Topics] sobakasobaka:
ZTE Grand X (V970) on Tegra 2 CPU, 540x960 screen, "eat" stock battery 1650mAh very-very fast.
[General Topics] EcHoFiiVe:
Xperia Ion had a horrible battery life on stock ICS
[General Topics] rogueromeo:
desire hd fits this list
[General Topics] Nooblit:
s3 is one of the highest? really?

i dunno, i was running an lg optimus slider before my s3, and the battery on my s3 runs me through a whole 12 hours of medium usage (web browsing most of the day, little game here and there, texts, etc.) My old slider ran for 6 hours and then just kicked the bucket regardless of what i was doing.
[General Topics] green_biri:
Not even one Sony on the list! Sony truly has the best batteries around :)
[General Topics] hassantalal11:
Galaxy s2 battry hungry ....
[General Topics] :
Where's HTC One X?
[General Topics] bryanmills:
Please add sony neo l to this list.
[General Topics] luisjosue:
I want a better battery

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747 @ CLARO PR
[General Topics] carleeto:
The desire HD. I have yet to see a hungrier phone.
[General Topics] kenkeviandreb:
ok i'm new with the SGSIII, but there are things to consider guys....it has a 4.8" screen which is 720x1280 res, and that is some serious res, which demands a lot of power. plus quad cores requires more power than single or dual cores. in addition it is loaded with all sorts of motion sensor this and that, and the Smart stay while u are still watching i'm guessing uses the front cam. today i'm gonna go through a full day without charging with my usual use. i'm on TurkbeyROM V1.1 JB 4.1.2, using Shiya Kernel 1.8.4. woke up at 6:56am +4 GMT and right now its 8:10am and the battery is at 97% after a 5-10 mins use of wifi to go on Google Play. Smart Stay is activated, smart rotation is on, Turn over to mute is on, and Shiya Kernel is on default settings. i'll feedback tomorrow on how it went plus Pics as well.
[General Topics] markysd:
we need to run A123 batteries :victory:
[General Topics] nestea57:
Aha h it's right !!
[General Topics] JKan Co:
Galaxy Nexus....

Gnex with 4.1.2 almost 8-12 hours with normal use......

4.2.1 its a bit better....
[General Topics] GCW SOLID:
If the HTC One X doesn't make that list, then that list is wrong.
[General Topics] GamingTaylor:
Power Usage

It really depends what you do on your phone.

For instance, after getting out of HS, I stopped using my phone, and stopped texting as much, which means my power will last ~ a week now.

Also, I used to play games a ton on my iPhone 4, the extensive graphical games like Infinity Blade, or Espgaluda2, Danmaku: U, Street Fighter, and fourth will DESTROY your battery life in an instant.

I suggest investing in an external battery...Anker sells one for ~$50 that can charge my phone at least 5 times, and the largest one is slightly large than a iPhone 4 + Otterbox and can charge 2 devices at the same time....

= Power in my pants. :laugh:
[General Topics] ChrisFirerabbit:
HTC Phones

In my opinion it has to be most of the HTC Phones since their OS is packed with battery eating methods, also the more apps you download the more battery you waste, unless you get a auto task killer, mines helped me save a lot of battery!
[General Topics] xxkid123:
Not really, sense roms tend to be very good on battery on my phone at least, compared to their aosp counterparts.

And never use autotask killers, ever.

The desire hd is at the top of that list mostly because it packs a whopping 1230mAH battery, or in other words barely a trickle.
[General Topics] awais163:
They should also have added the [COLOR="Red"[SIZE="5"]]LG OPTIMUS LTE[/SIZE][/COLOR]
[General Topics] iraqi-boys:
For me HTC devices is true power hungry Smart phone
[General Topics] kiddoo:
I would say that i9000 gt is a very hungry phone. I am depleting the battery in just 3-4 hours, buy I have to say that I'm playing non-stop.:p
[General Topics] igorir:
In my opinion it is definitely Galaxy SIII
[General Topics] wirya88:
i agree,SGS3 most massive phone in 2012
[General Topics] skizz0tt:
galaxy s3 for sure... thing sucks battery like a hog
[General Topics] anshad666:
galaxy s2 also
[General Topics] k4ndle:
Galaxy note, worst phone battery

last around 5 hours every full charged.
[General Topics] Kjc99:
Galaxy S2 battery did not last as long as my S3 IMO

Galaxy S3

Omega Rom V34
[General Topics] Hai__ninhthuan:
galaxy s3 is a Phone best first for me.
[General Topics] ionian2:
I was leary about the Optimus G, but given the power the battery life is amazing.
[General Topics] sedotwc01:
how can blackberry 9900 be in there??

Sorry for my bad english
[General Topics] Hai__ninhthuan:
LG otimusG also excelled
[General Topics] kelenchang:
My phone was in the list....

Sent from my HTC Sensation XE with Beats Audio Z715e
[General Topics] erraz:
The lg nexus 4 should be on that list...
[General Topics] HeavyMetalHighVoltage:
I'm using the HTC Desire HD overclocked to 1400 mghz and currently get between 14-24 hour battery life with moderate usage throughout the day. If you disable your mobile network between using the phone it will last for days.
[General Topics] Dr.Molestratus:
Mega giga hertz?
[General Topics] GuyInTheCorner:
Ditto for the Desire HD. 1.1 GHz and the battery lasts for 11-12 hours. Mugen battery is definitely an investment

The Corner approves..

That thanks button ain't gonna push itself!

You just clicked this cause its hidden didn't you?
[General Topics] FoxCMK:
Happens to me on CM10 Stable. Went down to 6% from 7:45am to 1:30pm, damn thing was hot as hell. Trying a nightly today.
[General Topics] w1ck3db18:
depending on what my rom on my sgs3 is its usually horrible no matter what
[General Topics] JKan Co:
My SGS + wih cm9 or cm10... When i use 3g data.. my battery after 2-3 hours is down...
[General Topics] tim4w5:
this is true
[General Topics] frankymul:
samsung galaxy note n7100
[General Topics] Athoomas:
Haha I got a samsung galaxy s3 but I'm really not disappointed about the battery. It can easily survive 2-3 days with intensive use:good:
[General Topics] chatnever:
The 1st rank must be my phone - Optimus LTE (SKT)

Spent 3hrs to get fully charged, and then run out of battery in half a day :)
[General Topics] Kjc99:
Galaxy S2 last almost 2hours playing games almost

Galaxy S3

Omega Rom V37
[General Topics] someniceguy:
Nexus vs S3

Samsung Galaxy Nexus*was the most power hungry I have used. The S3 is not as bad as the latter, at least with my usage which involves heavy web browsing, moderate to intensive use of gps, and frequent Internet connection sharing
[General Topics] kenzo213:
The S3 LTE is not bad
[General Topics] willcaff:
Hands down the Samsung stratosphere
[General Topics] yyqsg:
DHD is a yes, which made me switch to S3.

S3 is slightly better, but still a juice drainer..
[General Topics] Philhy:
AW: TOP 10 Power Hungry Smartphones

My SGS+ with CM10, too works also in 3G, but the battery life is enough for 16h. If i was played GTA, then after 3h is my battery down. Goes your phone in deep sleep?
[General Topics] Jagdos:
I'm so lucky to have been given a Gnex, because I am participating in a study where they are tracking me (social networks).

Well, the catch is that I have to use their application all the time, which requires GPS/bluetooth/WIFI enabled at all times.. talk about battery then :(!
[General Topics] hasib_kst:
Thanks for NOT listing HTC One X :laugh:
[General Topics] Weissling:
I'm surprised things drain faster than a note lol. I go through extreme measures to maintane battery(batt saver apps, more efficient rom, screen brightness never higher than 20%)
[General Topics] iqbal46:
My phone is not on the list. I think it's hungry, too. :D
[General Topics] ThePumpkinKiing:
Of course mine would be number on this list:thumbdown:
[General Topics] azturbomini:
IMO, The HTC Thunderbolt should be placed in the top 2.
[General Topics] qazibasit:
My note give me all the time i want from it. Despite being a year old now :) love this phone.
[General Topics] tandeejay:
Power hungry DHD

24 hours? When I use my HTC Desire HD on the train while commuting, If it's fully charged when I start the journey, 1 hr later, when I get to work it's down to 30%....

the DHD screen is definitely a power eater!

I've just upgraded to Cyanogenmod Unofficial 10.1 RC5, and i've set the CPU governor to SMARTASSV2. Gives me much better battery usage while the screen is off (less than 1% power drop over 5hours, but I don't think any ROM can cure the power hungry screen on the DHD...
[General Topics] abdul007:
Yep mine xperia neo l device discharging like water i need change my device can anybody helps which device will last for more time..
[General Topics] Eternalty:
The Thunderbolt and the Bionic sure suck up juice like nobody's business. Also my wife's Inspire with tiny battery and "big screen" at the time.

Sent from my CLEAN Note ll
[General Topics] EndInGame:
i think htc one is the best ;)
[General Topics] turbonarici:
For me,absolutely Nokia Lumia 520.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] varshil:
hey guys, i stay in india. my aunt ordered nexus 4 for me. unfortunately it got back ordered! now she along with her family is coming to india on 26th of november. so if google sends the shipment to her address, there wont be anyone to collect it! so can i change my shipment address to some other place (eg. my other relative) ?? my status still says pending and it has not shipped! please help me and lemme whether i can change the shipment address to other place or not! and how??
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GR36:
No you can't I'm afraid I tried with my nexus 7. Best you can hope for is ring the delivery company once you have a tracking number
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] killerbicycle:
Unfortunately from previous experience I was unable to change my shipping address once the order was placed. However, once it reached UPS, I was able to change the delivery address.

I hope the shipping company can re route your package to a different address. Otherwise I would suggest getting a person you know to pick up the package either at the original shipped to address or at one of their locations.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] varshil:
Means they will only throw the box at the door step? Anyone can take it from the doorstep.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] hrivner:
So I had heard from everyone how bad S-voice is and I almost didn't even use it. However, I started using it yesterday and so far it's great. It transcribes me almost perfectly and it is much easier to send text messages and call people versus remembering the exact syntax for google search. Also, the ability to snooze my alarm this morning without having to fumble half-asleep for my phone by simply saying "Snooze" is amazing. Has one else been pleasantly surprised as well?

Bottom line -- this phone just keeps getting better.

PS Is there anyway to use the voice controls that Samsung has for the stock music app for the google music app? Or is there a way to connect the samsung music player to my google music songs in the cloud? Thanks
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Rockasama:
Here's another tip about S voice , if you or others didn't know about it already. Open your app tray or anything else then click home button on bottom of the phone. There will be a slight delay. Sorry to point this out because most people I show didn't notice it until I said something.

Now go into S voice and remove the setting "Open via home key".

Now click the home key and enjoy your instant back to home with greater speed :)

The home button is waiting to ensure that you didn't mean to double click it. So with this setting off its like 'no reason to wait take em home'.

(Doesn't mean you can't use s'voice again just put it on a shortcut).
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Milkman00:
Nice. Is there a way to change the long press on the home button to bring up Google Voice instead of S-Voice?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] RojasTKD:
I usually use and prefer Google Now, but have used S-voice to add appointments to my calendar as Google Now doesn't do it directly. S-voice is also the default voice command app when I use my Bluetooth headset, and it works well for calls.

But in general it's MUCH slower than Google Now to find or look up things (weather, local restaurants).
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] UCLAKoolman:
I would like to know this as well, or if anyone has some tips of how to access google now quickly.

Right now I have the shortcut on my lockscreen, the google search bar on my homescreen, and can long-press the menu button from the homescreen. None of these methods seems to directly activate Google Now to listen to me though, I still have to tap the microphone. I'd like to be able to use it like I did with Siri on my iPhone...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] lmike6453:
check out home2shortcut app on play store

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...0.appspot.home2shortcut&feature=search_result
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] UCLAKoolman:
Excellent suggestion. Thank you. It does add in a slight delay now when I press the home button, but being able to double-tap to Voice Search is awesome. Wish it would work on the lockscreen too...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Gary02468:
In Google Voice Search Menu>Settings>Voice, select Hotword Detection. Then when you start Google Voice Search, you can say "Google" instead of tapping the mic to get started.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Rockasama:
Guys, if you are at home already, click and hold menu key, launches Google Now. Then no delay on home key. But now you have some options :)

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I froze the stock music player with Titanium BU and tested with S voice (hoping to get a prompt to choose a music player) and it just sits there :(

Google now, say "play Journey" it will prompt which music player you want to use (as long as you have a few options) and then you'd be set.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] MaverickHHH:
Wow. That helped a lot since I'm not a s voice fan. Thanks for the tip!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] RMXO:
Long press the menu button & Google now/search will come up
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] erick161:
Google now isnt google search tho.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Canadoc:
So far I am finding S Voice much more useful for activity integrated to the device wheras google Now is more useful for searches.

Example With Svoice I can ask for a particualr song and it will play it. Same to launch an app or text someone check schedule.....

I am finding that with Google now it will launch music player to a group but not a specific song etc.....
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] gunblazer:
Thanks! OP!!!!! That was an incredible piece of info.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] VTEChump:
This does remove the lag, but it also (for my ROM anyway), changes how a press of the home button functions when your screen is off.

With this option unchecked, a press of the home button when the screen is off opens to my home screen, rather than just waking the device to display the last app you were running when display was turned off (very annoying for me). Thus, I have just been dealing with the lag to get the desired wake screen behavior. If anyone knows a way around this, it would be appreciated.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] ThaiM:
I actually posted a thread about how the home button removes everything and takes me to the home screen immediately. I guess this was the culprit. Hmmmmm.....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EtherBoo:
Hello all,

I'm new to the Galaxy Nexus and just got it through Verizon.

I see in the Development section there is a good selection of Kernels, but I have no clue which one to get. I've read that a different kernel can help the battery life, which all of them claim to optimize. Battery life is pretty important, but I don't want to sacrifice too much performance as I am seeing the occasional lag spike when entering and exiting apps.

I am currently running CM10 if it makes a difference.

Thank you in advance for any help you can provide.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
the one that works for you.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] V0odo0:
well i guess you are on 4.1 .. i heard that stock kernel in 4.2 is efficient. i only tried franco's kernel (milestone 6) .. but this was not good experience for me, as when i flashed the kernel and tried to overclock. my phone was hot like fire and it rebooted.. and so i was afraid too much to try another .. :P .. i suggest you stick with a stock kernel ... :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EtherBoo:
Thank you for the response. I'm not too interested in overclocking; I've always thought that was a great way to bring your phone to an early death.

More than anything, I would just like to improve battery life.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wuddupma:
Ever since I've tried Trinity I haven't used anything else. Very fast and the battery does last longer. I'm using TNP1344-384-JB-4.1.2-STABLE67
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cnoevl21:
I've tried stock, Franco, air, James Bond, and trinity and I've found that lean kernel is the one I like best. The they all have their ups and downs.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EtherBoo:
What is it about Lean that you like the best?

Can you give me a run down of some ups and downs? Coming from a Droid X, then Rezound, kernels are a bit new to me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] untruestory:
Trinity
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gaara.awp:
Trinity or Franco.
[LG Thrill 4G] archerymodz:
Hello I have installed the ported rom on my lg thrill but my volume up, volume down and 3d space key (could care less about this one) are not working. If someone could upload their keylayout folder I would really appreciate it.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] ichambi:
Guys.. how to move clock status bar to center? Help me please

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[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] ichambi:
Up ;)
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Xperia_Fans:
Hi I think this might be answer your question

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1972839
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] WorldIRC:
I use the back key more than the menu key and find it to be quite a stretch when using one-handed.

Anyway to flip the buttons around?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Rockasama:
My only complaint so far, so hope you get an answer :) I'm sure eventually someone will make a mod...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] u921333:
Hold it in the other hand ;) lol sorry had too.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Futant55:
Damn left handers.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] dafoxs:
Are you left handed?

Use gestures
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Brava27:
I'm glad I am right handed. Unless I use my left hand for *other things.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] dafoxs:
Is that what the one handed settings are for. I'm afraid to go in there
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] :
^^^^^exactly this. There won't be a way to change the buttons till a hard key reassign code is written.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] C.Flat:
Left handed guy here. Ive been holding phones with my right hand because my left pocket is used for pens. So now when I use the note 2 its perfect since my left hand is free to use the s-pen when I need it
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] intruda119:
You guys can try button savior from market. Transparent onscreen buttons.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] WorldIRC:
If I use the S Pen, then the phone is in my right hand.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] jpasint:
Skip Button Savior and go right to GMD Gesture Control Paid. Works ideally for me.

The lite version lacks custom gestures so you need the paid version.

Joe
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] WorldIRC:
Will it be possible for a dev to switch the actual buttons though -- I'd rather not add more buttons to the screen.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] calair:
instruction on the other forum already

You can find the instruction on how to change menu and back button.

(I don't think I can post the link.)

Go to international Note II GT-N7100 forum > Note II General,

Search "swap menu back"
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] WorldIRC:
The instructions didn't work :(
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] WorldIRC:
The Exchange Email client colour scheme sucks in daylight (white on black). Without switching to another email client, is there anyway to change the colour scheme to a more traditional black on white?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Mr. Droid:
AOSP Email white background black writing.
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] BaronInkjet:
Anyone know how to transfer Swiftkey history from old phone to Nexus 4?
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] Stryder5:
Titanium Backup (require root).
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] donec:
Are there realy that many that it is difficult to reset them on the new phone?
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] ManOnTheMoon:
AFAIK

swiftkey backs up your settings and I THINK your dictionary TBH.
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] GR36:
use adb to pull/push to phone?
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] Stryder5:
I didn't see any options for this. Even if it does, what about your typing habits? Or is that what the dictionary refers to?

You can get the APK, but not the settings?
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] GR36:
no reason you cant pull it all, just find out where it stored.
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] BaronInkjet:
It's not the settings as much as the history it "learns" from you about how you type, favorite words and phrases, etc. The stuff it uses for predicting what you are going to say next.

There are times when I can type an entire text or email without actually spelling a single word -- just choosing from its suggestions. :)
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] donec:
Thanks I did not know that it is interesting and understandable as to why you would want to transfer it to a new phone. I'm surprised they don't include a backup process that could be moved to another phone with the app.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blizbling:
I would like yo know if there's any good android website

like androidpolice, androidauthority

Thanks
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pktrivedi:
Yes

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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blizbling:
U been a good help thanks for helping
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sohebq:
Also checkout youmobile.org

sent from: The New S-Pen :)