Battery life

[kumaga]

I use DS battery saver, the greenify module with the xposed framework. removed unneeded apps and widgets. and run powersave screen brightness when inside.

with everything stock? o;

 

[Codegerm]

Stock with extra toggles, and boot animation, you don't need a custom ROM or scripts to save battery.

 

[kumaga]

Stock with extra toggles, and boot animation, you don't need a custom ROM or scripts to save battery.

true but i never really had luck with stock when it came to battery d: on a side note i never heard of the greenify module with the xposed framework? unless im looking in the wrong place

 

[Codegerm]

Check out the per app dpi to get the xposed framework. the greenify is available on the play store. Also don't use task killers, they don't help. Killing a task that the phone is using causing the phone to reload it again actually wastes power.

 

[kumaga]

Check out the per app dpi to get the xposed framework. the greenify is available on the play store. Also don't use task killers, they don't help. Killing a task that the phone is using causing the phone to reload it again actually wastes power.

i got it xD i always used greenify but i didnt know the xposed (not really sure what it does?) and yeah task killers are my mortal enemies >3<, and thanks :3

 

[Mechman02]

Codegerm, any chance you would be willing to share which apps / settings you are controlling with Greenify? Thanks.

 

[Codegerm]

Just using the screen power save mode in the settings/power save. In Greenify, I am just looking at apps that I use every now and then to see which tend to hang around in the background when not using them and hibernate them (don't hibernate messaging/email apps or you will not get message notifications). There is no set list as it depends on what apps you have installed. I have Gemini app manager and that tends to run all the time to notify you of an app you can push to the sd card when installed, and I hibernate apps like that. So use use greenify and see what all is running when you look to add apps to the hibernate list. Big power savings come from sleeping your data connections (3g, 4g, WiFi) when the phone is not being used. You don't need data to be on all the time to receive phone calls and SMS messages.