Snapdragon 800 has always on chipset? Never heard that before. Any source to read on that?

Btw, Nexus 5 doesn't listen while it's sleeping unlike Moto X which has a dedicated co-processor that handles all the sensors in its X8 chipset. Nexus 5 only listens when the screen is on according to what I read on some reviews.

Ya... That's what I think...

Having a low power co-processor like Motorola X8 or Apple M7 (for a different purpose though) is good because it prevents the main processor from getting involved when only minor processing needed (ie. When the phone is asleep). Besides always on speech recognition, I believe the co-processor in X8 also handles the active display so the display will light up when a notification comes in, without engaging the main processor.

However, I don't think S800 has a dedicated core to achieve these features without a hit in the battery life. Who knows? Maybe it can be scaled to run a lowest frequency with 3 out of 4 cores going into deep sleep?

Erm... This makes sense but... I think the price-to-performance ratio alone can drives many ppl to upgrade willingly

It works only on KitKat. You can't see the option if you're not on KK.

Don't forget NOT to flash userdata.img else your internal storage will be cleannnnnn

Need to unlock bootloader which means data will be completely wiped. You can try to backup using Helium. Helium can backup even without root. Otherwise it's impossible.

His bootloader should be locked. So your answer doesn't help

You got nandroid... Cannot restore nandroid?

Should have done titanium backup everytime before flashing. Titanium backup is just so easy and takes just few mins...

Try flash the ROM again?

You still using the baidu version. I stopped playing after a while then I started playing the playstore version.

There's something beyond the smoothness and stability.

Custom ROM basically is like a ROM used by those phones with Manufacturer modified ROM such as Samsung Touch Wiz and HTC Sense.

Common features in Custom ROM are... Custom Quick Settings. Stock Google quick settings are limited and is sort of "illogical" for its operation (eg: Tapping on the WiFi button brings you to the menu). In custom ROM, this is changed by toggling the wifi when you Tap it once and opening the menu when you press and hold at the icon which makes more sense. Other than that still ok la almost same with stock rom

No idea I just play for fun

Nvm I backed up for the Baidu version. Maybe can play again if I want

Why do you relock your bootloader

Then you have to go through unlocking bootloader process again to root it. Means you'll lose your data once again.

It's already here. But it depends on "luck" or "probability". Rolled out batch-by-batch. At first, it's just 1%. Means when you check for update, you have 1% chance of getting. Then next batch maybe 5, 10, 25, 50 etc...

So if you haven't get, means you no luck. Find some luck

I believe that "Many" you referring to doesn't include cowithgun

He knows android very well. Released ROMs and Kernels for Galaxy W. Then he tweaked the Nexus 4 kernel for his personal use. I don't think it's 7 hours. Should be 6 hours something on his Nexus 4.

His claim is 100% trustworthy. Don't mess with him

just messing around.

No plan for developing ROM/Kernel for N4?

Seriously... It makes me wonder... Whether is all other manufacturer too good at managing battery/power management or is Google too bad at it? No optimization at all??

Nexus 4 has 2100 mAh (Erm... Same as S3???) Nexus 5 has even bigger, at 2300 mAh. But looking at gsmarena's battery test, just as benchmark... S3 is better than both Nexus 4 and Nexus 5, losing out only in talk time.

Endurance rating, S3 50 hours N4 32 hours N5 40 hours despite bigger battery.

Sometimes... It just make me think that Google never care about optimization for battery. Same battery capacity, both running on Android and Google is the core of android yet getting outperformed in this particular sector.

Maybe next iteration of Android, they emphasize on this? Hope so

That's the nature of the app. I think there's an xposes module supporting that. You should go through the list of xposed modules to see if there's one. I can't remember

The thing is... Type xposed framework in Google search.

It took me a while to figure out what's wrong with the calculator Never noticed that. Lol...

This post has been edited by IwanAGP: Dec 2 2013, 05:25 PM

The location of the '='.

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It's always at the bottom right. The location for the '=' now is usually ' . ' Weird arrangement