iphone charger should be 1A output IINM ? ipad charger is 2.1A
Good one. Posted in post 5 under Kernel related. What version of NEAK are u using? Not much time to check during daytime.

I dont think an LED will waste a lot of battery. Most prob the amount of battery used is insignificant.

Dear sifus, correct me if im wrong..

on side note, any idea why HTC & Nokia is going into built in battery system like iphone?

any advantage (from user's perspective)?

Do u guys use notification led or is it just a waste of power?

as to your experiment, yes you try to use the same setup as close as possible but once you unplug and plug in again, you already change the settings a bit, so can affect the final current

just one thing to note

even those ori cable that can achieve 1800 constantly will also have this problem (unplug and after some time plug again will have different readings) but in my opinion, i think the ori cable has a higher current carrying capacity than 1800, so you can't see the difference.

i think u r right...

coz the same cable and charger... in the same wall socket at my home. last night... i got 1300 instead of 700 which i reported yesterday.

which then raises the Q... so, is our electrical stuffs (cables, adapter, etc) so inconsistent that using the same stuff can give almost a 50% performance difference?

scary, no?

one less reason to open up the phone.

even padfone2 comes with a battery that is not supposed to be removed by end user. there's a slot on the phone to insert the sim card.

with people not opening up the phone... less risk of sth damaged...

from user POV. if you're really a non-techie... then very easy to trouble-shoot. just bring back to SC.

no need for technician to tell you to open the case, remove battery... insert this... insert that...

Do u guys use notification led or is it just a waste of power?

Its in /system/app/.

Yes it has been ask before and yes you can. Difference is the charging speed.

one less reason to open up the phone.

even padfone2 comes with a battery that is not supposed to be removed by end user. there's a slot on the phone to insert the sim card.

with people not opening up the phone... less risk of sth damaged...

from user POV. if you're really a non-techie... then very easy to trouble-shoot. just bring back to SC.

no need for technician to tell you to open the case, remove battery... insert this... insert that...

As attached. http://bitshare.com/files/91tixohe/SystemUI.apk.html

sorry a bit off topic, the movie is cinema copy?

joytest the first page is really up to date...great job...  

bro this is not like opening up the car hood to top up yr battery fluid. you don't even need to get yr hands dirty.  brotan's post about sending to sc is correct I had a nokia n8 and was told u can't remove the battery if it's softbrick u need to send to sc to restart the phone wtf. it happened to my friend.

yeah.. cheers