I am using nova too. I no such battery drain problem. It could be other reasons

I never kill my tw when I use nova Launcher. What should I look for in the running app list that represents tw? Coz i don't see any tw like processes in the list

i was from poland jb too and flashed to malaysia jb. for my case, it when well, but not well. after flashing, i couldn't shutdown my phone. instead of shutting down, it restarts. so in order for me to really shutdown i needed to take out the battery. so i did a hard reset. of course i back up using TB. then restore the user apps. but for the system apps, i use until something wrong than i make a decision to configure manually or restore from TB.i don't have a checklist on what need to be restored on the system, so i just use the "use until encounter problem" approach.

hope this helps. u may want to consult an expert but i am just like u, first timer. just handle the problems as they come. my phone is quite perfect now after 3-4 days of problem solving bit by bit.

in case u want to know the problems:
1. i get the "unfortunately......" messages.
2. my viber go crazy, my wife call me, but my girlfriend name show.
3. sync doesn't work properly until u delete and recreate your google account.
4. my old preference setup all back to default.
5. many more can't remember but its minor only the big ones are above.

This post has been edited by ramz: Nov 2 2012, 05:18 PM

Guys question. in my settings - data usage, there is an app named '10199' listed. What is that? Or is it a virus?

Guys. When I disable the double press of home button to launch s voice I get a annoying side affect. When my screen turns off due to time out and followed me pressing the home button, instead of maintaining the app I am in it returns me to the home menu screen. I don't remember ics had such problems . I'm using malaysian jelly bean. Anybody have same problem?

Yeah. It's so annoying to me. Lucky smart stay lessens the occurrences. To me it's a bug.

Frankly I don't brain the right way to exit app. Coz sometimes I press back button even after 5 times it don't exit the app. Sometimes I want to back to the previous page. But instead it exit the app. At least when I press the home button I get a consistent outcome. So now I don't think and just press the home button to exit app.

Just read this. It's an old article but i think it is saying just press the home button to exit the app. Let android handle the ram for u.

android-developers.blogspot.com/2010/04/multitasking-android-way.html?m=1

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Added on November 6, 2012, 8:05 amI know android is a geek phone. But normal users use it too. Telling normal users to install stuff to close app properly or telling them the right and wrong way of exiting an app make them scared to use android. I don't think Google wants that

This post has been edited by ramz: Nov 6 2012, 08:05 AM

I don't know if same as your problem but it's my faulty micro usb connection. It first charges then after a while it stops charging. I now know that there is a certain angle the charging fails. Over time the angle drops to a degree where it stops charging

That is what I do not want to do. I just want to open apps. I hate closing them and I feel it's not my duty to close them. It's the operating system duty to close. If I want to use another app I just open that app. Why do I need to close the current app? It's one extra step to me. Android is doing it correctly. PC is doing it wrongly

I got that too. There is a bug in the messaging app. Go to facebook messenger. Goto settings. Enable sms messages. Now that u have sms message in your fb messenger u can delete the pending sms which is causing the problem. Done

in pc, we have a paradigm where all your open apps are at your taskbar. we know since years ago we been unproductive and not even aware of it. notice when we open too many apps, we will say "sekejap let me close all my unused app first before i open another one". why are we the user doing that? the paradigm we been living in all this while is the user manage the RAM. it should be we just open and open and open, if windows run out of memory is its pasal. windows should figure that out, not us! go and figure out which app we open that never use for so long and close it for me. but don't tell me its closed coz i don't want to know (its info i need not know). when i open it again, it should be as how i left it. whether windows open the app by bringing it back to RAM or not i don't care, as long as i get the see my app as i left it.

android way of doing things can also apply for PC. windows 8 knows that now, finally!

U know what, I notice scrolling up and down is better than left and right. Your thumb is more relaxed with up and down motions. Any launcher can do that? I'm using nova Launcher but doesn't have that feature

Why would you loose something? . Don't associate auto kill with losing something. U shouldn't loose anything. I have no comment on the preload or reloading issue coz hat was not my topic of discussion. beside i don't think they are android issues, more like samsung bloatware issues. But I still think closing an app is not productive. even at my work I feel real hassle to clean my table. I will like somebody to do it for me while still knowing where my documents are

This post has been edited by ramz: Nov 6 2012, 04:59 PM

U can Google this easily. Hint long press a word to copy. Long press an empty area to paste

Thanks

Guys. I remember on this screen there was a "voice cmd for apps". Setting entry. But on jellybean malaysia it has now disappeared. How now do I configure that?

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Btw please teach me how to embed pics on this forum. The img tags don't work

This post has been edited by ramz: Nov 8 2012, 03:21 AM

May I know if u were using a protector during impact. Coz I have a back protector which is gel like but thin. Wonder if it holds if i drop it. Kindling elaborate the protector u were using. Thanks

I know it's crying over spilled milk but u should have used a case more than a screen protector. The changes of u dropping your phone in so much higher than u scratching the display.