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Nope, it's just bad software engineers. Africa has those pretty very battery friendly "smart phones" and they do everything that yours does, probably without th
by spooningtamarin 11y ago
Nope, it's just bad software engineers. Africa has those pretty very battery friendly "smart phones" and they do everything that yours does, probably without the fancy games.
I've been tweaking my Android tablet's code (10" screen), profiling, setting up all of the possible GPU optimizations (whole UI is whenever possible displayed using it) and this is the result.
http://imgur.com/QLN17SS http://imgur.com/QLN17SS
This is about a one year worth of work but I guess Android engineers don't have time to optimize per device.
You could probably squeeze out the same for any mobile device, although iPhone is probably not that configurable.
- raverbashing 11y agoAfrica's "smart phones" (whatever that means) are usually a feature-phone with a web browser. Much less capable than a smartphone Turn off wifi and 3G/4G see how long your smartphone battery lasts. Oh I did this recently with an old phone, it lasts around 4 days as well (and that's with an old battery) Also a lot of apps abuse smartphone processing updating how many times per minute But screens and processing power still cost a lot of energy
- _nedR 11y agoReally want to read more about it. You should do blog or do a write-up on it on xda-developers about it. Hell you should release a mod for whatever tablet you are using, and make a killing.
- Tiksi 11y agoWhile that is pretty awesome, and I've played with Android tweaks to get better battery life in the past, the software doesn't seem like the biggest consumer of power. These days I generally I see >80% of battery power being used by the screen, so no matter how well optimized the software/cpu/gpu is, actually using the device is going to kill the battery. Added: With Timur's Kernel and some rtc/wakeup/governer tweaks I can get at least 2 weeks on my nexus7.
- atratus 11y agoamazing, write this up please!