[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] lawyer_06:
I don't advise to talk assertively this much my friend! ;) Because as it is seen in the screenshots this statistics are not fiction or mirage, they are real. So this values are POSSIBLE and achievable.. And let's response and come to your claims:

1- I am not a junior member, specifically in this area (the battery subject), in generally on XDA. And this battery statistics are not my first records in this area. I have broken many records in the past. I am a bit interested in this area (battery life) from past and i have done many researches and i have shared many statistics from past to today. And by sharing these statistics i want to show everyone one thing. That thing is: the upper limit of battery life that could be achieved with a stock 2600 mAh battery. And i want to give the idea that with a tweaked and right configured phone this battery life is not unachievable. So they shouldn't be desperated about getting a better battery life.. And in addition i want to share my knowledge in this area to help everyone that needs help in this subject. :)

2- I haven't written in any part of my post that i have played any of hard games (for example Clash of Clans or any other games)?! Have i!? So, i don't claim that i have gotten these statistics with a hard usage. I.e. i haven't achieved this values by using the phone very hard. But as it could be seen on the battery chart, i have used "Tapatalk", "Mobil TV" and "Internet" so much. If i wasn't, the "Tapatalk" couldn't consume 9% and be in the 3rd row of the list, the "Mobil TV" couldn't consume 4% and the "Internet" couldn't consume 3% of battery. And of course when surfing on Tapatalk or Internet or reading something in that places the phone stays in semi-idle by itself. Because while you are reading something on your phone screen "the screen is on and the phone is semi-idle" most of the time by necessity, but even if during that time the wi-fi is running actively in the background and also some other apps consume battery in the background. And beside this i watched TV via the app Mobil TV for about 30-35 minutes without break. And as you will imagine, watching TV on internet via a mobil TV app without break is a consumer behavior. :) If, as you claimed just my screen was on but the phone was (completely)-idle, most likely the first 4 rows in the battery chart would be listed like "Screen-Device idle-Android System-Android OS". But as it is seen in the screenshots, the first 4 rows are listed as "Screen-Android System-Tapatalk-Android OS". So, your that claim is now rebuttaled. :)

3- The last screenshot that i have shared and includes the CPU Frequencies Table is not the CPU Frequencies of my this battery life i shared at the beginning. That screenshot was from one of my another statistics i got. I forgot to take the Frequency Table of my this battery statistics. And after the phone rebooted that table starts over the frequency table statistics, so i couldn't get one. I just shared that screenshot of Frequency Table to show the running pattern of IntelliMM CPU Governor and thus to show that most of the time the IntelliMM uses the CPUs in minimum frequencies. Because of this idea i seperated it from the other screenshots and i put the first three screenshots in one group and put that at the last. Maybe i should have writen a note that Frequency Table is not from this battery life, but i forget. The IntelliMM CPU Governor is based on Min-Max CPU Governor, so this behaviour is normal for IntelliMM; i wanted to show that.

As i said at the beginning, by sharing this statistics, i just want to share some info with community and i wanted to reveal the possibility of getting a good battery life which is not impossible. And these statistics show the upper-limit about a possibility, and they also show with a right method and with right tweaks such a good battery life can be achieved. So it doesn't mean i always get over 6 hours Screen On Time. And it doesn't mean you will always get such a statistic despite lots of battery consumer apps installed on your phone. This is an upper limit that could be achieved with a moderate phone usage. So, you won't always get these statistics despite every usage patterns and despite a hard phone usage. It claims that if you follow some right methods and if you apply the right steps, you can get this battery life, thats all! And i want to state that i generally got 5+ hours screen on time with using phone a bit more and by watching You Tube and doing lots of things on my phone. This time i got a bit better battery life and i shared it..

I think i replied all your claims, didn't i?

Have a good night with good battery lifes.. ;)

Best wishes..