Battery issue
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Deleted User last edited by
It should but Samsung and Sony, modify so much that becomes a little heavy. I remember the difference between Xperia X10 stock 2.3 and Cyanogenmod 7. my old phone.
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Deleted User last edited by
If I could put pure android on my phone it would be great, once I tried but the was not stable enough.
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Deleted User last edited by
It should but Samsung and Sony, modify so much that becomes a little heavy. I remember the difference between Xperia X10 stock 2.3 and Cyanogenmod 7. my old phone.
Afaik, Sony don't modify/add things that much.
Actually Sony adds its own UI, apps and some features like Bravia and xLoud. Samsung adds a lot of things, features, etc
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martymcfly89 last edited by
My battery drain list, using Xperia Z is as follows:
(H:MM, or D:HH:MM)Screen 54%, 4:02 on
Opera 23%, CPU total- 1:30, CPU foreground 0:36
Cell standby 9%, 1:04:32
Phone idle 7%, 1:00:27
Android OS 4%, 0:13
Android System 4%
Phone 2%Is this normal?
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martymcfly89 last edited by
Not playing games or videos, just browsing forums, googling things. Tvtropes and wikipedia mostly.
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martymcfly89 last edited by
I use Opera most of the time. If I have 50% screen brightness (less being impossible to use outdoors where I spend my time) for 5 hours, I read on Opera for 90-95% of this time.
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linuxmint7 last edited by
It can also depend on signal strength via wifi or 3/4g, and whether your phone has to use extra (battery) power to boost it if you are in a weak signal area or happen to be moving around a lot, thus causing the signal strength to fluctuate.
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martymcfly89 last edited by
No matter what else I do, I think Opera taking from 15-20% average is too much. Especially when I only read (mostly) text webpages, having flash disabled (not installed).
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Deleted User last edited by
I updated my Xperia S to Android 4.4.4 Paranoid ROM and Opera is doing very smooth
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Deleted User last edited by
I will come back to Original Android 4.1.2, which does not have any bugs and has a lot of features.
