Thread: [5-10] nueDynamicClock 1.3 - more bug fixes
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Re: [4-20] nueDynamicClock - dynamically adjust clock for battery life
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Originally Posted by GRB View Post
Man, I'm stumped. I was so excited about this app after reading through the posts.

But I don't care what I do, I can't seem to improve the life of this thing.
I've done all the standard tweaks, as well as added this cool little app., but don't seem to see a noticable difference.

I get up about 6:15 everyday and by lunchtime I'm under 30% regardless of what I do.

I don't push mail, get a few texts during that time, I might check email once or twice, and the weather updates on the hour. Backlight shuts off after 30 secs. and data cuts off after 1 min. I'm running 528, 384, 81, 81 on the nueDynClock, have the stock ROM with the latest Sprint radio. I also use TF3D.
The amount of savings you get is really dependent on how much you use your phone... I think. Some other ideas, if you haven't tried already include updating the radio rom of your phone, I've tested .. and am pretty certain the stock sprint one has horrible battery life.

lower the power usage of the applications processor isn't going to do much if the radio transciever / radio are sucking up power like crazy.
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