the best is "No Task killer".... can't find it at Play Store though.

Stock toggle is quite good for me now that we can change its setting.

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Added on November 28, 2012, 10:02 amThe best is Android Jellybean (which is already running on your device)

This post has been edited by antt00: Nov 28 2012, 10:02 AM

was about to flash the toggle then saw the title soon omega v7.2.......

it is recommended to get a rmxx sp to protect the screen of your rm2k phone

This post has been edited by zerohunter: Nov 28 2012, 10:11 AM

Not necessary to use task killers in Android
Google yourself " Is task killers necessary in Android "
Even Google engineers themselves say it is totally not necessary
Those who continue to use such is only draining their battery and make phone worse
Those who still want to use thinks they are using Windows OS

Share you this video and go read the whole description at youtube side



This post has been edited by benny888: Nov 28 2012, 10:08 AM

+1, they think they are smarter than the phone

Hey i think aspire2oo6 copyright that line already lar. We better stop using it.

haha, got such thing? i already edited

okay, thanks uncle benny for that. will read later on. thanks.

And others too for contributing, I'm not trying to be smart, but just wanna know more only. really sorry for posting stupid questions most of the time. I think I should start reading more on "how to release the beast in your Note II".

This post has been edited by tehoice: Nov 28 2012, 10:15 AM

Why he keep updating...

the changelog http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.p...085&postcount=2

i also duno y these small things also worth an update. its freakingly 980mb for the file man, not like small small update zip

Do you guys experience battery drain after using M9 Papago. I used for a while and exit. However my battery stat still showing papago is the main top list of battery usage about 60% though i already fully exit it. Then before i sleep at 9pm my battery show 73%. When i wake up at 7.30am, the whole note 2 battery already flat...i wonder whether is the Papago still running on background.... Anyone?

is juice defender also useful? I think I better remove it. hmmm...
aiks, the betterbatterstats is not free, might wanna consider buying it hmmm..

I also found Easy Touch which is like the button on IOS device, feel bit funny to have it on our Android device. Inb4 we android phones are with "back button" no need such thing.
Just thinking out loud for sharing only, please don't bombard me...

Hi bro, when you snapshot your battery status, are you on power saving mode?

inclusive of the multi-windows mod. Will flash it tonight if available.

This post has been edited by Cynox: Nov 28 2012, 10:29 AM

yeah some ppl are willing to pay RM2k for phone and RMxx for sp but can't pay for $2 apps...

yes, got the exact same issue after heavily using Papago for few hours. I think the Papago eat the battery so heavily that the battery percentage cannot coup with it and display a slower battery drop than it really is.

Mine was not so bad as 73% to flat. Got it fully charged when i left home in the morning, use it extensively the whole day while i was in Singapore, about 3 hours plus. Before i sleep left about 30% and i thought wow, Note II battery really so strong. Then at the end, it auto off some time at night and my Alarm set on it never rings in the morning, coz me wake up late that day. >.<

if i were samsung hardware developer i'll ditch the idea of installing gorilla on the phone's screen but come out with gorilla SP instead and bundle with the phone and sell separate at market, so that users can change their damaged gorilla anytime but then....

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Added on November 28, 2012, 10:37 amthen mayb after using papago shud reboot once and let the battery reader reflect the correct figure.

This post has been edited by Fallenangelz: Nov 28 2012, 10:37 AM

Nope normal. Never use power saving mode or another word dont need to thats what i love about the note 2 battery life

The Note 2 battery life is just simply amazing - i have stop tweaking the CPU ( UV ) , testing various kernels, dumping off even power savings mode and Juice defender - all these i always do in all my previous Androids
Yesterday whole day in KL ( from 7 am till 10 pm ) and at least 3 hours browsing, onscreen time hit nearly 8 hours and battery left 15% - simply insanely great