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Originally Posted by sole searchin
I've seen that but as of now my main concern is with the call log threading and how to better my battery life. Looking at XDA I did all they told me (no syncing, use wifi, llama, etc) but still it seems like I need to charge my battery sometimes twice a day. In regards to a root, I think I'll wait for a one click root or something for the mac to do it or a ICS update (time table for that anyone?). Also for rom's where would I go to see different rom's for certain phones and the differences between them?
Here's a post I had on XDA:
I charged my phone to 100% last night before I went to bed just so that I could check the battery performance. I turned off the WIFI, data services, and did not use the phone at all for 5 hours. The battery life went from 100% to 84% in that 5 hours of being Idle. This does not seem correct to me since I was not using it or anything at all.
Any thoughts? Also, I had the running applications seen by active applications exited as well.
Thanks
Originally Posted by sole searchin
I've seen that but as of now my main concern is with the call log threading and how to better my battery life. Looking at XDA I did all they told me (no syncing, use wifi, llama, etc) but still it seems like I need to charge my battery sometimes twice a day. In regards to a root, I think I'll wait for a one click root or something for the mac to do it or a ICS update (time table for that anyone?). Also for rom's where would I go to see different rom's for certain phones and the differences between them?
Here's a post I had on XDA:
I charged my phone to 100% last night before I went to bed just so that I could check the battery performance. I turned off the WIFI, data services, and did not use the phone at all for 5 hours. The battery life went from 100% to 84% in that 5 hours of being Idle. This does not seem correct to me since I was not using it or anything at all.
Any thoughts? Also, I had the running applications seen by active applications exited as well.
Thanks
[/h1]http://www.droid-life.com/2011/10/25/mega-gallery-ice-cream-sandwich-walk-through-from-nexus-s-port/[h1]Ice Cream Sandwich ROM Released for Nexus S[/h1]
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By: Stephen Schenck |7:03 PM 25-Oct-11 |http://pocketnow.com/android/ice-cream-sandwich-rom-released-for-nexus-s#disqus_thread/cdn.pocketnow.com/xc:1318334096/images/ico_comment.gif);">http://cdn.pocketnow.com/...images/ico_comment.gif); background-attachment: initial; background-origin: initial; background-clip: initial; background-color: initial; background-position: 0px 2px; background-repeat: no-repeat no-repeat; ">0 Comments
Last week, we looked at some of the efforts being made to let you get your hands on some Ice Cream Sandwich action a little bit early. On one of the spectrum, there were some media resources pulled from the just-released Android 4.0 SDK that you could use on your existing Android, and for those of you looking for a more inclusive preview, we saw some work towards porting Ice Cream Sandwich to existing phones. If that latter option is more your speed, you'll want to check out the new ROM that's just been released for the Nexus S, bringing the new OS to the quintessential Gingerbread phone.
For an unofficial port, it's surprisingly complete and stable. That's not to say that there aren't problems – issues have been reported with the phone's NFC transceiver, camera, and with the cellular radio – but they're apparently not so severe as to make the phone unusable. Additionally, not all features that will be present in the final Android 4.0 release are here, as the port's based on an earlier Ice Cream Sandwich build. Still, it's very cool-looking, and we're guessing plenty of you Nexus S owners out there will be checking it out. You'll find a download link through the XDA source link.
Source: XDA-Developers
Via: Droid-life
[/h1]http://www.droid-life.com/2011/10/25/mega-gallery-ice-cream-sandwich-walk-through-from-nexus-s-port/[h1]Ice Cream Sandwich ROM Released for Nexus S[/h1]
File under: News
By: Stephen Schenck |7:03 PM 25-Oct-11 |http://pocketnow.com/android/ice-cream-sandwich-rom-released-for-nexus-s#disqus_thread/cdn.pocketnow.com/xc:1318334096/images/ico_comment.gif);">http://cdn.pocketnow.com/...images/ico_comment.gif); background-attachment: initial; background-origin: initial; background-clip: initial; background-color: initial; background-position: 0px 2px; background-repeat: no-repeat no-repeat; ">0 Comments
Last week, we looked at some of the efforts being made to let you get your hands on some Ice Cream Sandwich action a little bit early. On one of the spectrum, there were some media resources pulled from the just-released Android 4.0 SDK that you could use on your existing Android, and for those of you looking for a more inclusive preview, we saw some work towards porting Ice Cream Sandwich to existing phones. If that latter option is more your speed, you'll want to check out the new ROM that's just been released for the Nexus S, bringing the new OS to the quintessential Gingerbread phone.
For an unofficial port, it's surprisingly complete and stable. That's not to say that there aren't problems – issues have been reported with the phone's NFC transceiver, camera, and with the cellular radio – but they're apparently not so severe as to make the phone unusable. Additionally, not all features that will be present in the final Android 4.0 release are here, as the port's based on an earlier Ice Cream Sandwich build. Still, it's very cool-looking, and we're guessing plenty of you Nexus S owners out there will be checking it out. You'll find a download link through the XDA source link.
Source: XDA-Developers
Via: Droid-life