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I'm just curious from a technical standpoint which would have better performance and battery life. I'm leaning towards myrom for customization and aosp/cm tweaks. Does anyone know if there are any fundamental differences?
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was curious if somebody could give me a run down of what the differences between the various king's kernels are, and what my best options would be for extending battery life w/o too much performance loss regarding setting up setcpu.
if anyone w/ extensive experience regarding such matters was feeling inspired to write up a guide, i think that would be totally rad for the community, eheh...
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which has the edge in battery life? what about features? i don't care about how popular one or the other is, just which will have better battery and features.
I've always had best with cm7
CM7 is very reliable and stable.
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I'm currently running Jedi on my AT&T Note 2, but I've given AOSP Roms a go here and there. After having a Galaxy Nexus for 9 months, I became quite addicted to them and have very much missed them since moving to the Note 2.
I made the move back to TouchWiz because I wasn't happy with the bugs and hardware compatibility issues on the AOSP ROMs I tried (Primarily PAC as I didn't get much time with much else). Where can I track the progress of AOSP hardware compatibility and what is the current status of it? I know that Samsung released some documentation about the SOC, but in truth how solid is it? Battery life, processing power, and camera all seemed sub-par compared to the Touchwiz roms.
Will AOSP ever be on par with Touchwiz or is this just the way things will always be?
One more question. Given that I'm on T-Mobile and want 4G, what current or upcoming phone would get closest to Nexus like support while satisfying my phablet craving (greater than 5 inch screen)?
I have tried both types of roms. I love AOSP but I love good battery life and smoothness. I would like to use multiwindow and be able to really use my phone to its full potential. What I really want is a TouchWiz AOSP hybrid that has the TW framework with AOSP customization. Sadly noone has tried it to my knowledge. Battery life on TW is best from my understanding. This is because the GPU is dedicated on TW while AOSP uses the CPU to render everything. Hence, the battery drain. Custom DPI is extremely important to me and so I can't see myself going back to touchwiz, plus its not very appealing to be honest. But the features and battery life... I would pay to have someone combine the two.
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I have tried both types of roms. I love AOSP but I love good battery life and smoothness. I would like to use multiwindow and be able to really use my phone to its full potential. What I really want is a TouchWiz AOSP hybrid that has the TW framework with AOSP customization. Sadly noone has tried it to my knowledge. Battery life on TW is best from my understanding. This is because the GPU is dedicated on TW while AOSP uses the CPU to render everything. Hence, the battery drain. Custom DPI is extremely important to me and so I can't see myself going back to touchwiz, plus its not very appealing to be honest. But the features and battery life... I would pay to have someone combine the two.
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Someone WAS working on it. They pretty much got TW themed like AOSP and then gave up after some issues trying to include aroma. Here is the thread if you want to take a look.
I get great battery life on liquid smooth. give it a try.
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As mentioned in the title. What would you guys say about the performance of CyanogenMod-based roms on the International Note (N7105)
Of course in terms of stability, battery, and lag
Which do you think is better in performance and battery life? ICS or JB? The reason I ask is because when I had ICS a year and a half ago, I noticed better battery than JB. So I'm thinking that with KitKat along the way that maybe it'll inherit the same battery drain as JB. What do you think?
This is truly something that varies between devices, users, application use, kernel use etc ---- and usage of said devices in real world scenarios.
"best" is a subjective term and so individualized that there really isn't one definitive answer.