Battery life

[sm66th]

Just thought I would share my results from flashing AOKPms2 w/ Francoms3 and after a couple battery cycles. Average usage is runnin about 10 hours. Def. Liking this setup.
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[dezymond]

Just switched over to AOKP and Franco Kernel the other day. Really liking it so far and I get about 12-14hrs pretty good use of my phone. Runs nice and smooth as well

[Willup]

Just switched over to AOKP and Franco Kernel the other day. Really liking it so far and I get about 12-14hrs pretty good use of my phone. Runs nice and smooth as well

On the same setup but my battery life is not even close to that hehe. Waiting for this battery to settle a bit. Getting rather horrible life right now about half of what your getting

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[sm66th]

First couple of cycles mine was drainin quick too, but a couple threads I came across said to give roms and kernels a few days to run before lookin for results. I just have mine on recommended settings thru Franco's app. This is from my 3rd day after kernel flash. (Not a heavy usage day but still this is def. helpin)

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[iPeckNexus]

First couple of cycles mine was drainin quick too, but a couple threads I came across said to give roms and kernels a few days to run before lookin for results. I just have mine on recommended settings thru Franco's app. This is from my 3rd day after kernel flash. (Not a heavy usage day but still this is def. helpin)

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[buddyfunlove]

It does take a few cycles of any rom to settle in. There are calibration aps you can get too. In the end the settings can make a huge difference on your life span.

[Willup]

It does take a few cycles of any rom to settle in. There are calibration aps you can get too. In the end the settings can make a huge difference on your life span.

Any that you would recommend?

[ajp]

It does take a few cycles of any rom to settle in. There are calibration aps you can get too. In the end the settings can make a huge difference on your life span.

Hey, those calibration apps are pointless btw. I used them for a while too. Then one of google's lead developers said on her g+ account what the battery stats file is actually technically used for, and that clearing it is useless and could cause more harm than good. Like task killers, for example. I know this has been discussed in the forums, so you could probably search and get more detail.



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[buddyfunlove]

I have always had luck with batter calibrator. As ajp mentioned, speculation is that it doesnt matter. Time could coincidentally make it appear as though it is becoming more stable. I would not generally go by second source google+ statements....but it would not surprise me that it was accurate. Some research never hurts.