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[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Mithrandir007:
I also have 7 ma in standby, and it goes up between 250 and 390 when going to the Android Market and installing several apps in succession, which should be pretty intensive for the battery (that's the highest consumption I had).

It can last a normal day's use very easily, with still about 40-50% battery after 12 hours unplugged (granted, I don't spend the whole day surfing the web, but I still use it quite often for short periods during the day).

When I don't use it much (standby most of the time, maybe 20-30 minutes of use), it still has around 65-70% when charging it around 12 hours later.

I use the Mattc 1.7 Sense build (with the Omega 10 XT CHT WM ROM and 2.12 radio).
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] qipengart:
Alas, my battery testing involving continuous web surfing and email checking unstopped in general so perhaps my tests are about excessive use? I do about 100-200 text messages a day as well as surf like 50-120 pages and do apps as well. That's my extent which is pretty huge I suppose? :eek:
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] lude219:
Tell me when you can run it for 2.5 days on moderate use, bro. In the meantime, enjoy struggling with 10hrs battery life and doing countless battery monitoring.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Sichroteph:
That is because we can't stop playing with it all day. I am loosing 1% each hour in standby, guess how many days it is. Actually developers think the same and I would be curious to see a real battery test between wm and android... That would be a nice thread to do.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] eenbox:
I have the same build and here is what I tried:

- ATK... did not help - I still had 12-13%/hr stand-by battery drain

- Taskiller... even worse - battery did not improve but phone started running slower and froze few times

- ATK and SetCpu with settings everyone recommended - continuous battery drain at the same pace (12-13%/hr stand by)

- THEN ... I read few articles on Android 2.2 and Task Manager / Killers and did more research on the issue; that's when I decided to go with:

AUTOKiller

This application is available on market for free and what it does is cheat the OS... How you may ask? Well, this app can manually be set to have certain threshold up to what point is phone memory being used. Than, with the preset parameters Android OS decides what to turn-ON or OFF and preserves the battery believe it or not.

I have been using phone since than on average use and I am easily getting 24hr use - I have not tested it by each percent but here is what I did:

- charged overnight, off charger in morning 7am

- average use during the day

- back home at 5pm with battery level of about 40% (today was 45% since I used the phone little bit less)

- use ti on wifi for the rest of the day/evening;

- plug it back on charger before sleep with battery percentage of 25.

I forgot to mention that I have no SetCpu installed, ATK or any other Task Killer - and it worked perfectly for me and this build. It is also important to let Android OS get used to battery life meaning, take it through few charges before you see improvement because it adjusts itself which I've experienced last few days.

Also, as an FYI I have Tmobile Stock Rom and Radio, I tried WinMo registry keys that were posted to preserve the battery and it did not work at all. As the matter of the fact, it increased the drain of the battery by 30% faster than what it was...!!!
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] qipengart:
Thanks for the feedback. I will try the Autokiller app tomorrow instead of SetCPU for sure then. Awesome recommend.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] qipengart:
My build:

Android ROM: Xcelsior's Android FroYo V1.00a with Kernel: htc-msm-2.6.32 #82

WM: Energy.Leo.23127.Sense2.5.Aug.28

Sandisk 16GB card

Radio: 2.12.50.02_2

SPL: HSPL3_PKG

I also modified the WM with autoboot using the program FD DroidBoot and also using the energy tweak that you can download the .cab file at RT @xdadevelopers Post: Increase Battery Life [WinMo registry tweaks - Need confirmation] http://bit.ly/9gnTvO. I downloaded and used Autokiller app for battery control on its default settings for "aggressive" and disabled Advanced Task Killer as well. I used 3G internet for the test on loading up webpages.

I also decided to use the Batteryminder app and the Current Widget so that I have a more scientific way of quantifying what is going on with my Android build.

Timeline to be posted here:

September 3, 2010

7:21 AM 95% 10 hours 5 minutes

7:42 AM 90% 16 hours 3 minutes

8:07 AM 82% 15 hours 17 minutes

8:20 AM 78% 14 hours 10 minutes (59 minutes 53 seconds since unplugged)

**4.35 hours estimated battery life**

8:28 AM 75% 13 hours 6 minutes (1 hour 8 minutes 19 seconds since unplugged)

8:36 AM 72% 13 hours 8 minutes

8:42 AM 70% 13 hours 23 minutes

8:45 AM 68% 13 hours 18 minutes (1 hour 24 minutes 49 seconds since unplugged)

8:53 AM 65% 13 hours 6 minutes (1 hour 32 minutes 50 seconds since unplugged)

**4.65 hours estimated battery life**

9:03 AM 61% 13 hours 1 minute

9:19 AM 56% 11 hours 21 minutes

9:36 AM 50% 10 hours 11 minutes (2 hours 15 minutes 45 seconds since unplugged)

**4.53 hours estimated battery life**

9:45 AM 47% 10 hours 19 minutes

10:03 AM 42% 9 hours 12 minutes

10:16 AM 39% 8 hours 8 minutes

10:27 AM 36% 7 hours 7 minutes

10:45 AM 32% 7 hours 1 minute (3 hours 24 minutes 11 seconds since unplugged)

**5.1 hours estimated battery life**

11:21 AM 24% 5 hours 12 minutes (4 hours 0 minutes 26 seconds since unplugged)

**5.36 hours estimated battery life**

11:24 AM 22% 4 hours 1 minute

11:29 AM 20% 4 hours 0 minutes (4 hours 9 minutes 4 seconds since unplugged)

11:37 AM 17% 3 hours 18 minutes

11:42 AM 15% 3 hours 17 minutes

11:51 AM 11% 2 hours 23 minutes

11:55 AM 9% 1 hour 9 minutes

12:01 PM 5% 1 hour 6 minutes (4 hours 41 minutes 47 seconds since unplugged)

12:07 PM 3% 15 minutes

12:10 PM 2% 1 minute

12:12 PM 1% 13 minutes

12:13 PM 0% phone dead :(

7:21 AM to 12:13 PM = 4 hours 52 minutes of battery use for this particular build

REVIEW: This is one of my favorite looking builds but the poor battery management with Energy ROM doesn't seems to help matters. Perhaps tweaking the display settings (which is quite bright perhaps around 60%) and I would love to play around more with this. Perhaps one of the best Desire interfaces period easily! Very stable for everyday use but drains battery the fastest so far.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] mick1475:
Darkstone's Froyostone v.2

Dutty's Creme de la Creme

Radio 50.02_2

SetCPU interactive 245-1113

Standby use 5mA with Wi-Fi and regular sync on. Much higher in action :)

Will leave total time test to qipengart to have the same conditions of the test.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] qipengart:
mick1475,

True that. I am getting 5mAh to 10mAh in standby so far with most builds and it jumps to 250mAh to 500mAh during intense or even moderate use which is quite a bit of leap. Sadly enough I suspect that SetCPU could be quite the tool indeed?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] qipengart:
My build:

Android ROM: Bangsters V1.1 (CM6 Final) Froyo Theme (180dpi)

WM: Energy.Leo.23127.Sense2.5.Aug.28

Sandisk 4GB card

Radio: 2.12.50.02_2

SPL: HSPL3_PKG

I also modified the WM with autoboot using the program FD DroidBoot and also using the energy tweak that you can download the .cab file at RT @xdadevelopers Post: Increase Battery Life [WinMo registry tweaks - Need confirmation] http://bit.ly/9gnTvO. I downloaded and used Autokiller app for battery control on its default settings for "aggressive" and disabled Advanced Task Killer as well. I used 3G internet for the test on loading up webpages.

I also decided to use the Batteryminder app and the Current Widget so that I have a more scientific way of quantifying what is going on with my Android build.

Timeline to be posted here:

September 6, 2010

7:31 AM 100% 12 hours 8 minutes

7:50 AM 96% 19 hours 10 minutes

8:39 AM 92% 17 hours 11 minutes (1 hours 9 minutes 0 seconds since unplugged)

9:14 AM 85% 17 hours 19 minutes

9:40 AM 80% 16 hours 9 minutes (2 hours 10 minutes 0 seconds since unplugged)

**10 hours 50 minutes estimated battery life**

9:55 AM 75% 16 hours 5 minutes (2 hours 25 minutes 22 seconds since unplugged)

**9.67 hours estimated battery life**

10:10 AM 72% 15 hours 22 minutes

10:13 AM 70% 15 hours 12 minutes

10:27 AM 66% 14 hours 7 minutes (2 hours 56 minutes 41 seconds since unplugged)

**8.85 hours estimated battery life**

10:55 AM 61% 13 hours 1 minute

11:11 AM 59% 12 hours 8 minutes (3 hours 41 minutes 4 seconds since unplugged)

11:22 AM 57% 12 hours 5 minutes

11:32 AM 55% 12 hours 1 minute

11:55 AM 52% 11 hours 19 minutes

12:00 PM 50% 10 hours 11 minutes (4 hours 30 minutes 26 seconds since unplugged)

**9.03 hours estimated battery life**

12:17 PM 46% 10 hours 6 minutes

1:04 PM 40% 8 hours 15 minutes

1:11 PM 37% 8 hours 8 minutes

1:25 PM 33% 7 hours 15 minutes (5 hours 55 minutes 35 seconds since unplugged)

**8.80 hours estimated battery life**

1:34 PM 30% 6 hours 12 minutes

1:43 PM 29% 6 hours 19 minutes

1:57 PM 25% 5 hours 5 minutes (6 hours 27 minutes 21 seconds since unplugged)

**8.6 hours estimated battery life**

2:08 PM 20% 4 hours 23 minutes (6 hours 38 minutes 26 seconds since unplugged)

2:19 PM 16% 3 hours 7 minutes

2:31 PM 12% 2 hours 12 minutes

2:42 PM 10% 2 hours 10 minutes (7 hours 12 minutes 10 seconds since unplugged)

2:52 PM 5% 1 hour 3 minutes (7 hours 22 minutes 29 seconds since unplugged)

2:58 PM 3% 14 minutes

3:00 PM 0% phone died :(

7:31 AM to 3:00 PM = 7 hours 29 minutes of moderate use for this build.

Review: I love this wonderful interface and the battery life isn't too bad and may have been improved using the turning off of automatic sync. Definitely a keeper but wish that I could have gotten much better.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] qipengart:
Note: I am taking a break today from testing builds and right now I'm playing with CyanogenMod 6.0 (Froyo 2.2) on my white myTouch 3G. More tomorrow then!
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] qipengart:
Preliminary tests show that shutting off the background sync saves me a ton of battery by a long shot.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] qipengart:
My build:

Android ROM: mattc NexusLeo v1.1 with Kernel: michyprima@ubuntu #33

WM: Energy.Leo.23127.Sense2.5.Aug.28

Sandisk 2GB card

Radio: 2.12.50.02_2

SPL: HSPL3_PKG

I also modified the WM with autoboot using the program FD DroidBoot and also using the energy tweak that you can download the .cab file at RT @xdadevelopers Post: Increase Battery Life [WinMo registry tweaks - Need confirmation] http://bit.ly/9gnTvO. I downloaded and used Autokiller app for battery control on its default settings for "aggressive" and disabled Advanced Task Killer as well. I used 3G internet for the test on loading up webpages.

I also decided to use the Batteryminder app and the Current Widget so that I have a more scientific way of quantifying what is going on with my Android build.

Timeline to be posted here:

September 7, 2010

7:46 AM 98% 14 hours 12 minutes

8:00 AM 93% 20 hours 3 minutes

8:20 AM 90% 19 hours 21 minutes

8:25 AM 89% 19 hours 8 minutes (39 minutes 39 seconds since unplugged)

8:44 AM 85% 18 hours 16 minutes (58 minutes 55 seconds since unplugged)

**6.56 hours estimated battery life**

8:52 AM 83% 18 hours 13 minutes

8:57 AM 80% 17 hours 12 minutes (1 hour 11 minutes 46 seconds since unplugged)

**6 hours estimated battery life**

9:13 AM 75% 16 hours 6 minutes (1 hour 27 minutes 46 seconds since unplugged)

**5.87 hours estimated battery life**

9:33 AM 70% 15 hours 22 minutes

9:46 AM 66% 14 hours 7 minutes (2 hours 0 minutes 42 seconds since unplugged)

11:22 AM 54% 11 hours 4 minutes

11:32 AM 50% 11 hours 0 minutes (3 hours 47 minutes 13 seconds since unplugged)

**7.57 hours estimated battery life**

11:42 AM 47% 10 hours 18 minutes

12:04 PM 37% 8 hours 6 minutes (4 hours 19 minutes 19 seconds since unplugged)

12:16 PM 33% 7 hours 14 minutes (4 hours 31 minutes 9 seconds since unplugged)

**6.77 hours estimated battery life**

12:35 PM 29% 6 hours 22 minutes

1:02 PM 23% 5 hours 2 minutes (5 hours 16 minutes 43 seconds since unplugged)

1:09 PM 20% 4 hours 21 minutes (5 hours 24 minutes 21 seconds since unplugged)

1:20 PM 16% 3 hours 6 minutes

1:22 PM 13% 2 hours 2 minutes

3:23 PM 6% 1 hour 7 minutes

3:27 PM 4% 4 minutes (7 hours 41 minutes 47 seconds since unplugged)

3:32 PM 2% <1 minute

3:34 PM 0% phone dead :(

7:46 AM to 3:34 PM is 7 hours 48 minutes of moderate use for this build.

Review: A most wonderful build but I suspect that the Energy ROM seems to be wreaking slight problems in battery life for this one even on EDGE network. Also it is extremely stable and rather wonderful in its own way. I do like the interface but the battery life is merely average.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] TheProfiteer:
just want to ask, figured this would be the best thread to ask in. But in Currentwidget, the "ma" use is reflected how? Per Hour, Per minute, at the current time?

I always thought it was what the current usage is at the given interval, but then I had a usage of 560mah, for a good 30 min of use, set at 5 second intervals. If for all 30min I was using 560mah every 5 seconds, or even every min my phone should theoretically be dead within 26min.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] fkulig:
I just switched from mattc 1.6 to shubCraft 1.5 and I see that the latter consumes almost 3 times more energy. It is the same radio (2.12.50) and sam WM ROM (Duttys v8).

With mattc the battery went down 3%/hour on average and I could easly get 24hrs w/o chrging (3G all the time with Gmail sync, some calls, texts over the day) while shubCraft eats more than 8% per hour.

Im using same setCPU settings on both so it really seems that kernel/build does matter
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] hazard99:
I use shubcraft and I can get great battery life I am talking upwards of 17 hours so I dont think its the build I think their is an actual problem and we cant find it.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] fkulig:
Actually I agree. After the restart the battery drain is much lower than before. It is similar to what I saw on mattc'. So my apologgies. Ignore my previous post
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] apeatan:
Hi, this my build and usage time:

Rom: chuckyrom

Radio: 2.12.50

Android: Hyperdroid Ultimate

Memory card: 16gb class 2 sandisk

Battery: normal usage, 8 hrs 30 mins:

Setcpu setting: 768000

258000

Profile: screen off

258000

258000

Powersave

100

Backlight: slider at 1st "t" of "automatic"

Network: 2G

Details @ 100% charge:

-Online with yahoo messenger, chatting

-net surfing, facebook w/ brower

-xda app

-txting

-3 mins call

-1hr 30mins of avi movie

-------------------------------------

Sent via the XDA Tapatalk App
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] apeatan:
delete....double post sorry
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] qipengart:
I will be testing 2 more builds and then I will be reflashing a new Windows Mobile ROM (Dutty's) for the next round of battery testing for next week.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] qipengart:
My build:

Android ROM: My build:

Android ROM: mattc Leo + Froyo w/Sense 1.6 Kernel: mattc 2.6.32.9 #4

WM: Energy.Leo.23127.Sense2.5.Aug.28

Sandisk 16 GB card

Radio: 2.12.50.02_2

SPL: HSPL3_PKG

I also modified the WM with autoboot using the program FD DroidBoot and also using the energy tweak that you can download the .cab file at RT @xdadevelopers Post: Increase Battery Life [WinMo registry tweaks - Need confirmation] http://bit.ly/9gnTvO. I downloaded and used Autokiller app for battery control on its default settings for "aggressive" and disabled Advanced Task Killer as well. I used 3G internet for the test on loading up webpages.

I also decided to use the Batteryminder app and the Current Widget so that I have a more scientific way of quantifying what is going on with my Android build.

Timeline to be posted here:

September 9, 2010

7:54 AM 96% 13 hours 16 minutes

8:15 AM 92% 17 hours 0 minutes

8:24 AM 90% 17 hours 0 minutes

8:52 AM 87% 85% 15 hours 4 minutes (1 hour 12 minutes 8 seconds since unplugged)

**8.11 hours estimated battery life**

9:18 AM 80% 14 hours 0 minutes (1 hour 24 minutes 52 seconds since unplugged)

**7.08 hours estimated battery life**

9:32 AM 75% 14 hours 1 minute (1 hour 38 minutes 39 seconds since unplugged)

**6.6 hours estimated battery life**

9:54 AM 70% 13 hours 21 minutes

10:13 AM 67% 13 hours 9 minutes (2 hours 19 minutes 26 seconds since unplugged)

**6.95 hours estimated battery life**

10:37 AM 61% 12 hours 8 minutes

10:45 AM 59% 12 hours 17 minutes

11:00 AM 56% 12 hours 17 minutes

11:23 AM 50% 11 hours 0 minutes (3 hours 29 minutes 25 seconds since unplugged)

**6.97 hours estimated battery life**

12:13 PM 43% 9 hours 23 minutes

12:22 PM 40% 8 hours 21 minutes (4 hours 34 minutes 1 second since unplugged)

12:43 PM 36% 7 hours 5 minutes

12:55 PM 33% 7 hours 15 minutes (5 hours 1 minute 58 seconds since unplugged)

**7.55 hours estimated battery life**

1:21 PM 24% 5 hours 16 minutes... note: lots of screen freezes and button pushing** (5 hours 28 minutes 11 seconds since unplugged)

**7.29 hours estimated battery life**

1:32 PM 21% 4 hours 12 minutes

1:37 PM 20% 4 hours 22 minutes (5 hours 44 minutes 5 seconds since unplugged)

1:53 PM 17% 3 hours 17 minutes

2:00 PM 15% 3 hours 15 minutes

2:11 PM 10% 2 hours 10 minutes (6 hours 17 minutes 30 seconds since unplugged)

2:20 PM 7% 1 hour 7 minutes

2:30 PM 5% 1 hour 6 minutes (6 hours 36 minutes 31 seconds since unplugged)

2:35 PM 3% 15 minutes

2:38 PM 1% 13 minutes

2:41 PM phone died :(

7:54 AM to 2:41 PM equals to 6 hours and 47 minutes of moderate use for this build.

Review: Wonderful and beautiful build using the HTC Desire layout which I enjoyed. Mostly stable with occasional screen freezes to deal with. I don't think that the battery life is all that bad but this would need a much better build. Perhaps switching from the Energy ROM would help?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] qipengart:
My build:

Android ROM: My build:

Android ROM: Nexus One Android 2.2 Build FRG33 with kernel mccm v1.5

WM: Energy.Leo.23127.Sense2.5.Aug.28

Sandisk 1 GB card (may cause problems with Marketplace install so should use bigger card next time???)

Radio: 2.12.50.02_2

SPL: HSPL3_PKG

I also modified the WM with autoboot using the program FD DroidBoot and also using the energy tweak that you can download the .cab file at RT @xdadevelopers Post: Increase Battery Life [WinMo registry tweaks - Need confirmation] http://bit.ly/9gnTvO. I downloaded and used Autokiller app for battery control on its default settings for "aggressive" and disabled Advanced Task Killer as well. I used 3G internet for the test on loading up webpages.

I also decided to use the Batteryminder app and the Current Widget so that I have a more scientific way of quantifying what is going on with my Android build.

Timeline to be posted here:

September 10, 2010

9:46 AM 100%

10:10 AM 97% (25 minutes 12 seconds since unplugged)

10:14 AM 97% (28 minutes 51 seconds since unplugged)

10:19 AM 95% (34 minutes 27 seconds since unplugged)

**11.33 hours estimated battery life**

10:31 AM 90% (45 minutes 43 seconds since unplugged)

**7.67 hours estimated battery life**

10:49 AM 84% (1 hour 3 minutes 54 seconds since unplugged)

11:51 AM 69% (2 hours 5 minutes 55 seconds since unplugged)

**6.77 hours estimated battery life**

12:28 AM 59% (2 hours 42 minutes 58 seconds since unplugged)

1:06 PM 48% (3 hours 20 minutes 45 seconds since unplugged)

**6.98 hours estimated battery life**

1:33 PM Droidboot software fails = phone is dead?

I will go by 6.77 hours as the final countdown for this particular build. This was promising but unfortunately not good with the Energy ROM which seems to be tough to work with? More on this later.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] qipengart:
Wow, what are your settings for this?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] qipengart:
Back in action later on in tomorrow with a flash over to the VBN ROM for testing.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] qipengart:
My build:

Android ROM: Xcelsior's Android FroYo V1.00a with Kernel: htc-msm-2.6.32 #82

WM: VBNROM *CLARITY* RC1.3 Titanium with WM6.5 Build 21916

Sandisk 4GB card

Radio: 2.12.50.02_2

SPL: HSPL3_PKG

I also modified the WM with a manual boot using the program EBL 2.0. I used 3G internet for the test on loading up webpages.

I also decided to use the Batteryminder app and the Current Widget so that I have a more scientific way of quantifying what is going on with my Android build.

Timeline to be posted here:

September 12, 2010
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Sunil_237:
Hi, I just found out about this android being available for us on the HD2 and I've installed it on my mobile but need to restart anyway because I need 2.08 hslp so was hoping you could answer something for me.

Does it make a difference which wm rom I use? other than to the battery life. If it does could you suggest a rom which keeps android stable.

Thanks.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] qipengart:
I have put this project on hold but I am finding that the WinMo ROM uses doesn't seem to affect battery life strangely enough. Perhaps the radio is a larger influence?
[Desire Themes and Apps] ClassicalGas:
Changelog

2.2.0 (11/12)

*Released for Defrost 6.1

*Updated other framework files to gingerbread

2.1.0 (23/11)

*Now 100 pt Animations - For continuity between DeFrost and Oxygen.

*Rebased on DeFrost 6.0g - Had to rebuild most metamorphs. This caused further fragmentation between themebases :rolleyes:

2.0.7 (13/11)

*Rebuilt Defrost themes for 6.0e

2.0.6 (10/11)

*Rebuilt Defrost themes for 6.0c

2.0.5 (5/11)

*Rebuilt Defrost themes for 6.0b

*Renamed Theme to JAMT - Just Another Minimal Theme

2.0.4 (31/10)

*Rebuilt Defrost themes for 6.0

2.0.3 (29/10)

*Rebuilt Defrost themes for 5.9

2.0.2 (25/10)

*Rebuilt Defrost themes for 5.8

2.0.1 (22/10)

*Updated black theme for DeFrost 5.7

*Updated white theme for DeFrost 5.7

2.0 (21/10)

*Added Defrost

*Added ability change lockscreen background

*Overhauled the custom lockscreen to something very different

*Added back the old lockscreen

*Fixed animations for custom lockscreen

*Fixed "no notifications" title colour on white theme

1.1 (16/10)

*Refreshed the lockscreens

*Refreshed Gradient Black

1.0.1 (16/10)

*Fixed some animation icons

1.0 (15/10)

*Animations added

*Some icons tweaked

0.7.1 (8/10)

*Rebuilt on 4.0.34 framework

*Added white with lock screen

0.7 (29/09)

*Added white bar

*Added xml file for flat and gradient themes

0.6 (29/09)

*Added "easter egg" notification

0.5 (28/09)

*Added NO-LOCK version as requested.

0.4 (24/09

*Tweaked the Lock Screen to make the icons not look so washed out

*Added the xml file for those experiencing colour issues.

0.3 (23/09)

*Added framework theme

**Search no longer works for me - I've left it in, in case anyone still uses it, or can port it**

**I can't increase the size of the Genie widget icons as my trial of a photoshop plugin enabling index PNGs to be read has expired - working on it**

0.2 (02/09)

*Google Search 9patch images now working (Damn that took me a long time to figure out - Good ole Brut)

*Split original package into seperate *.zips

0.1 (31/08)

First attempt
[Desire Themes and Apps] BumAround:
If you have time, would appreciate if you mod it to make the weather icon just sprightly bigger (like 2% bigger in size) when it shows next to the news flash. I mean when I put a widget and opt "News & Weather".

Thanks.
[Desire Themes and Apps] pa.pn2:
Does it look b+w on the screen?

i mean if the widget on the screen is not activated?