[Android Apps and Games] Chainfire:
I'm not sure if I'm going to do anything with tasker or not. I won't during the BETA stage, at least. Maybe after 1.00 release.

It does indeed change that. Currently SuperPower switches between 2G and 2G/3G-auto. Eventually there will probably be an option to switch to 3G-only instead of 2G/3G-auto.

10% for 3 hours isn't that bad really. That'd be 30 hours on a full charge. It's certainly not great, but it's also not terrible.

If you have setCPU set to keep the phone at 1 ghz also, that will be a large battery drain.

4G is now switched back on properly, you mean?

Not sure what the cause of the weirdness is. As stated before, I cannot actually test 4G stuff, as I neither have 4G coverage nor a 4G device.

This completely depends on your situation, network coverage, how you use your phone, etc. Though arguably the very best way would be to just turn off the phone.

Well, that is actually a ROM I can flash to test. I'll see if I have the time to personally test and see what the problem is with patching on this ROM.

I suggest you try both methods and see what works best for you. Generally speaking, 2G will still use less battery than 3G, even when data is disabled. However, this is not set in stone and may not be the case in your situation.

A number of options requires 2.2 AND and/or a compatible firmware and/or root. If an option is grayed out, it means one of the requirements are not met. To see if 2.2 detection is actually the problem, check the "when downloading" option. That one requires only 2.2 and nothing else.

It could be a bug. However, watchdog isn't very reliable (or actually, the system calls watchdog uses to get it's information aren't very reliable). CPU, wakelocks, etc may be attributed to SuperPower while it's actually other programs in the background that are causing this.

If you are using Android 2.1 or older, you may also be suffering from the no-data/push-mail bug. It's hard to actually be certain without constantly keeping an eye on the logs if this is the case, though. Change all the options so SuperPower never turns off data, reboot, and see if the issue persists. If the issue has gone away, you have the no-data/push-mail bug.

Re: governer, use SetCPU if you need that finegrained CPU control. If your default CPU governer is conservative, however (like on the SGS) and you do not select the "ondemand" option, conservative will be used.

Re: widget, yes, a widget is coming.

Possibly you have the no-data/push-mail bug. See my reply to hachoo a few lines up. It is also not impossible that 2G is actually causing you to use much more battery than 3G. While this is not common, it certainly can happen.

Wi-Fi and GPS only turn back on automatically when SuperPower turned it off. If you turned it off manually, they will not turn back on.

The patching never works if you have to reboot it manually. Interesting that the auto-reboot does not work. If you have ADB, can you check if the "reboot" command works in ADB shell (as root).

Please see my reply to arielext a few lines above.

There still seems to be some issue regarding re-enabling Wi-Fi which can cause a connection error. It is very hard to reproduce, and in any case is either an Android Framework or Wi-Fi driver problem. Still looking for a work-around.

Re: text, MMS require a data connection. SMS can use either the normal signal or the data connection. A future version may be able to en/disable data based on APN's, but don't hold your breath.