Heat is bad for the battery yes, he MIGHT have a point there, but at least we can change ours. Last time my i4 also got very hot at times, if battery die then how, especially after warranty? Kopak and change new one yourself?

Otherwise it's finelah. If you still worry get the polarbear heatsink case floating around on the net.

I only have two, if I pass to you I wont have a "spare battery" anymore la.

With that said, the korean spec batts really do feel like they last longer lol.

Where got I ordered battery + cover? I already got my spare battery from Exportprive, no cover. If battery case yeah.

Still waiting for my MHL cable to hit. Funny though the fact that I HAVE NO HDMI CAPABLE TV AT HOME (or any HDTV for that matter)...

People do it to the iPhone. Why not the SGS2?

Sigh, if people wanted long battery life, they would have gone and gotten something archaic like a Blackberry. If people wanted a balance of everything and CAN live within a walled garden (and the fact that it's practically made out of glass), they would have gone and gotten the iPhone 4.

The list goes on. EVERY phone has it's issues. It's all about compromises.

I got the SGS2 simply because it has OTG and I was dying to try a dual-core robot, to see if it's as MARVELLOUS as everyone said it was (which it is not, really. It's good, but right now you don't really FEEL the sheer power of a dual core).

BUT, with all that being said, Samsung SHOULD have made the entire back level, they could have AT LEAST fit a 1800-1900mAh battery in there if the battery compartment was level with the hump on the bottom back - which would have meant 2-3 hours more of screen on time.

DOWN TO 750MV AT ALL LEVELS!!!!???

YOU WILL STARVE YOUR PROCESSOR TO DEATH! STOP!

I think the processor watchdog did it for you already, by freezing the phone up before you starved the silicone to death.

I set my procs at -75mV at all levels. I try -100mV at 200mhz it freezes and dies edi.

UNLESS YOU HAVE A SUPER PROCESSOR, 750MV AT ALL STATES WILL BE SUICIDE.

IINM anyway. I killed my N900 after all, so I MIGHT NOT BE the best authority at how to do it right, but at least I know from experience HOW TO DO IT WRONG.

This post has been edited by Eiraku: Jul 12 2011, 08:28 PM

Where got pro. I STARVED my N900 to death and I'm just not eager to do it again with my new 2k phone.

I'm more traumatized then anything.

But seriously man, if he has the silicone that can run 1200GHz at 750mv, I want some of those.

That kind of tech = +5-6 hours of screen on time / +10-12 hours deep sleep time AT LEAST.

This post has been edited by Eiraku: Jul 12 2011, 08:33 PM

Well I'm no sifu, but assuming you're using Pro Tegrak (AND have loaded the overclock module), it's this simple.

Press Optimization (let it read the values for a while) --> Press on core voltage FOR EVERY LEVEL and THEN press "-50" followed by "-25" --> Let the "Watching stability" thing run in your notti bar (it's keeping your phone from dying) while using it as usual.

If it DOESN'T lock up, you're good to go. Make sure LOAD ON BOOT is checked in the Optimization screen.

AND EVERY PIECE OF SILICONE IS UNIQUE, some can go faster, some can run on less juice. Settings that work for some people might not work for others. For instance, my 200mhz end of the spectrum cannot take anything lower than 850-875mv.

SO ADJUST, TEST AND RE-ADJUST CAREFULLY.

You can underclock your GPU too, if you want to.

For OVERCLOCKING, I'm just not a firm believer in making something fast run even faster at the risk of suicide. I mean I run my SGS2 underclocked at 1000ghz max ALL THE TIME, and I have never once felt that it was slow.

This post has been edited by Eiraku: Jul 12 2011, 08:54 PM

Hey guys, believe it or not, I kinda miss CelcomAxiata now. Nobody to argue with.

Obviously, because we are in Malaysia, like how iTunes and iBooks suck because we're here.

BUT, it's clean, it's much less WHITE and WE HAVE PRICES LISTED IN RM WOOOHOO!

If only it was a little bit snappier.

Some shots of the new market, Malaysian regional version:







This is exceedingly cool.

Lol, update not out yet lar, just google new android market, check the date, and download the apk.

And yeah, marketenabler works fine.

Confirm single core, if not sure you can cook egg with this thing.

They should start a software company and feel the burn.

Really, big corporations are another story lar, if you feel the need to STICK IT TO THE MAN, but indie devs? How do you think they get money to feed their children?

I bought Backstab HD (Nexus S version) wat. Got confirm SMS a-ok.

@ivanlmh: Tegrak is well worth the money, trust me. Pair it with SetCPU if you want the best battery savings.

Did you enter a "+6" before your number (+6012345678).

@aailysm: Did you wipe data? If you didn't, go into recovery and wipe dalvik/cache. Reboot.

If that doesn't work, enter recovery AGAIN and wipe dalvik/cache/userdata. And yes YOU WILL LOSE EVERYTHING if you do this.

VR2.0 is not THAT bad. After adjusting and freezing/uninstalling stuff, I get something like 1% drop every 1-2 hours on idle.

That's okay by me.

Though 1% for every 4 hours is damn good really.

This post has been edited by Eiraku: Jul 13 2011, 05:38 PM

Nah, somebody posted a custom statusbar mod over at the XDA VR thread, in CWM-able zip form. I modded that and flashed it in through recovery.

I don't really like CRT though. APM I might do later.

@Aston: Yeah, mapupdateservice (a part of Maps) runs in the background to "sorta" provide location info to any app needing it. Problem is, the thing itself EATS battery alive. What I do is I force close it EVERY TIME after I run Maps. That works for now.

This post has been edited by Eiraku: Jul 13 2011, 05:41 PM

Where got 1% every 30 min



0% after 30mins, maybe my battery monitor is broken.

Haiyoo, be carefu lar.

@Luffy: It's ubuntu something. Best small fonts ever.

Just flashed a random file some guy gave out at the XDA VR thread.