[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
I did not reinstall Google Location Consent Xposed module with replacement phone. It never works and you always get that "Turn on WiFi" box anyway. I mean, how stupid is that? You are in a car. You are moving many, many miles. There is NO kind of WiFi that will follow a moving vehicle other than another mobile hotspot or WiFi AP. So why must we address this dumb question over and over, every time we use Navigation? It makes no sense and there is no module that can successfully override it.

09/27 good you guys say, huh? No orange icons either? Gosh, it looks like we are back on track again, until the next time the builds go bad. Well, one thing I can say, everybody here is certainly persistent. :laugh:

EDIT:

I just checked the changelog for 09/27 and the changes are minimal. 09/25 had some substantial changes that are "under the hood" stuff but appear to be very helpful and 09/25 has proven to be a good upgrade. I am installing 09/27 now.

NOTE:

Don't take the changelog to seriously or "verbatim". Almost all of it are developer code improvements to help the stability of the build or to lay framework for upcoming applications or changes. However, if the list of changes is huge, use that as a signal to make a backup before applying it. Many times the build can/will fail when too many things are introduced and now must work well together. Then the developers will "make the new changes work" and sometimes, that can take many builds to get right and you have a good backup to revert to until they get it right. ;)

System Monitor:

I like to know when "my phone is choking" and that is not always evident. Is the phone slow for a reason? Is the CPU working overtime? How would you know?

I am going to recommend CPUFreq in Statusbar. If any of you know of a very light utility that gives system load information, please pass it along. I find such utilities very useful but it is hard to find one that does not impact the system itself.

Previously I used two Xposed Modules for this, Cool Tool and Android Tuner. These modules gave me a LOT of information about the system, but they were so large that they overtaxed my system themselves. I learned the hard way about installing too many things on the phone and now I only install what I need and back it up when it runs well. When my phone seems overtaxed or does not run well anymore, I restore a backup. My phone runs well now on 09/15, I will back it up and move some of my backups to the PC to save room on the phone and keep what used to work well.

I found a new module that does not tax the system and gives me CPU Frequency information in the status bar, updating every second. It is very handy and light on the system. I used it for a day and so far, all it does is show when the phone is running hard or is "relaxing". Good to know so I can investigate if my phone is constantly running hard.

CPUFreq in Statusbar

Is the module, if anyone would like to see what it does, I have attached two screenshots. One of my home screen where you can see it in the statusbar and another of the settings screen for it. This is a very light utility and so far, has not negatively affected my system. HTH :cowboy:

UPDATE:

This CPUFreq in Statusbar Xposed Module is pretty nice. Most of the time I see my system "resting" and very responsive at 300MHz, and at times it will hop up to 800MHz for a moment, then drop back down. When I am doing something like opening an app, it does go up full tilt to 1200MHz, but I think I got this thing pretty smooth now and seeing the current frequency in status bar is very comforting and reassuring that I am getting this right. :victory: