Really miss the old days..

Froyo kills task killers? This maybe true, I tried clear RAM and every time it shows 0 application kills.

http://androinica.com/2010/08/09/froyo-upd...sk-killer-apps/

Yes it can. But first you need to create an account with your credit card at Google checkout. Not all got paid apps in Malaysia. Don't know why.

Yea. I agree. No point here. It is only for HTC phones which have limited capacity. SGS has more than enough space.

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Added on November 28, 2010, 11:03 pmBut even if Malaysia market got paid apps. You still need google checkout to buy paid apps. So better create one and use market enabler. It's not much difference.
Besides for local marketplace, not all apps can be found, both free and paid. So I still prefer to use marketenabler.

This post has been edited by lch78: Nov 28 2010, 11:03 PM

The max I go is 800Mb++ for installed apps. And that is already 15-16 app pages in TW launcher. And I still got 700Mb free space to install. But then my phone lag like hell. Don't think I need so much, but it is still good to have the ability to do so whenever i want it. Now I am reducing my apps, planning to keep around 100 only because I find that most I use about 20 apps often, 30 apps seldom, 50 once in a blue moon. The rest only touch once.

I use gmail to log into google checkout. Then just add credit card. I am not sure what email you use, but if I remember correctly, you need gmail to log into google checkout. Maybe you give it a try.

Kies is pretty much useless after upgrade to Froyo. It cannot read any of my contacts, calendar, sms, etc...

Anyone using Kies can still sync contacts, calendar, save sms, etc?

What is your battery stats like? For eg voltage, temperature, amps, etc??

You need to check whether you battery is in good condition or not coz your battery consumption is not normal.

There is an app call Mini Info, which can shows you the data and battery condition.

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Added on November 29, 2010, 10:54 amI remember when my old pda battery is about to retire, it behaved something like yours.

This post has been edited by lch78: Nov 29 2010, 10:54 AM

Your voltage is kinda low compare to mine. When full, mine is around 4200mV

Now my stats is:

battery scale: 97
Battery health : Good
battery voltage: 4238 mV
battery temperture: 37 C

This post has been edited by lch78: Nov 29 2010, 11:02 AM

@fongwei

Are you sure your battery is original?

If you got friends also using SGS, maybe you can swap battery with him/her to test compare with your current one.

Better be quick, do it before 6months' time coz I think they warranty the battery for 6 months only.

3g watchdog is quite a battery sucker. I un-installed and now using PhoneUsage instead. Not that accurate on data usage also, but at least a gauge is there.

I notice that if I change my scheduler to 'deadline', my opening of apps is faster and smoother. I change it using OCLF and the default android scheduler is cfq.

I have tested it for half day. Quite stable.

But I factory reset before I applied the kernel.

so fast.

SpeedMod K10A usage review. I install the 500MHz with no lagfix (yet). Result is smooth. Like eclaire on Voodoo magic.

GPS lock very fast outdoor, around 2 seconds already lock. Even indoor (near window) it took less than 10 seconds to lock only.

Wifi I put to sleep when screen turn off, when I turn on it already connected to wifi. I can say the connection is instantaneous.

Battery consumption is like 2% per hour during idle time. No widgets, no tweetdeck, but wifi is on, put on 3g, location on and auto-sync with gmail is on (received 3 emails during the course of testing).

Encounter no issue so far.

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Added on November 30, 2010, 8:04 amHere you go:

http://touristinparadise.blogspot.com/2010...to-install.html

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=822756

This post has been edited by lch78: Nov 30 2010, 08:05 AM

The download mode is for odin to work. Mainly for flashing purposes.

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Added on November 30, 2010, 8:30 amWhat makes you think so?

This post has been edited by lch78: Nov 30 2010, 08:30 AM

cool....

OCLF is working fine for me. It is simple to use and good for battery life. In terms of lagfix, it is simply not the best. I still use OCLF for scheduling change which I agree with RyanZa, deadline schedule is better than android default which is cfq.


Yea, I like to know what is that misc+batt tweaks as well. Can't find any explanation anywhere...

I don't understand how this step can help improve battery life? Can explain abit?