H|July 4|.¸¸.·´¯`·.¸¸. Energy .¸¸.·´¯ 6.5|21916 / 6.5.X|29022 * Sense 2019

[tx_jaycee]

Originally Posted by askwhy

Battery this. Battery that. Man, is it getting old!

* Anyone switching from a 6.1 ROM to a 6.5 w/ Rhodium is going to notice a drop in battery life. Welcome to 6.5, get used to it, quit blaming the chefs.

* Anyone who switches from a lightweight stock-like ROM to one loaded with apps and features that run in the background all day long is going to notice a drop in battery life. Welcome to reality, get used to it, quit blaming the chefs.

* Anyone who installs high-performance software like EnergyROM, but fails to implement well known power-saving tweaks is going to notice a drop in battery life. Welcome to free will, get used to it, quit blaming the chefs......

I just wanted to say a personal thank you. I clicked thanks as well. This is one of the best posts I've seen in a while and I wasn't aware of this tool.

Thanks again!!!

[iceman44h2o]

Stupid question. Do i have to be able to plug my phone into computer and do active sync to update radio or can I do it just via the phone. At work and wanna try this. Any help is appreciated.

[jmorton10]

Originally Posted by glintz

I went to the newest sprint radio and I don't have battery problems with this ROM anymore.

here is the link http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=74422

I am running the aug 1 version of the rom with 1.12.34F on Sprint.

I will be trying this myself.

I switched from the SAC Warrior ROM to this one just to check it out, & while I love the ROM it has drastically lowered my battery life & seems to run about the same performance wise.

I just installed & calibrated Lumos & flashed the Sprint radio, & will now A/B it with my 2nd TP that is still running the SAC ROM & see how they compare.

~John

[locomariachi]

Originally Posted by iceman44h2o

Stupid question. Do i have to be able to plug my phone into computer and do active sync to update radio or can I do it just via the phone. At work and wanna try this. Any help is appreciated.

you can follow the guide to flash via SD that's on the main page of the CDMA HTC Touch Pro forum. basically you format your card to FAT32, then you install an exe that will flash your phone when you turn it on and put the .nbh file in the root of the memory stick. from there it'll flash and you don't need to use a computer. careful though, sometimes its super slow to do it, and it takes a while getting used to the whole thing.

[locomariachi]

Ugh, i know i've posted this issue before, but I don't know what's up. I've switched my TP already from the sprint store for keyboard issues but with the NRG rom, i still seem to have issues with bluetooth. I've tried my headset, my roomie's headset and another coworkers but it still doesn't seem to be doing the trick. I still sound 2 rooms away. with the stock rom i sound good, but i hate the stock rom. does anyone think they can help me out with my issue? everything else on it is fine, have no complaints, got great battery life. but just this part is killing me!

Originally Posted by jmorton10

I will be trying this myself.

I switched from the SAC Warrior ROM to this one just to check it out, & while I love the ROM it has drastically lowered my battery life & seems to run about the same performance wise.

I just installed & calibrated Lumos & flashed the Sprint radio, & will now A/B it with my 2nd TP that is still running the SAC ROM & see how they compare.

~John

The new sprint radio is running very nicely for me, John

[cpnichols]

Originally Posted by brushrop03

Cool Program...

Originally Posted by sprintnerd

Same here, My battery lasted all day and nite seriously about 10:30pm I'm @ 30% and use the phone moderately I.E> texting, Calling, and Internet

I have to say that I never have a battery issue with my phone after I install and use Lumos Wizard. Battery life is pretty bad with ANY rom before it.

However, with Energy ROM, and Lumos, after a full day on the phone... texting, internet, use, heavy emails, hour + on the phone, I can still come home at the end of the day with 40 to 50% charge. So Battery is never really an issue for me.

A lot of this battery stuff is probably backlighting. Energy is pretty darn bright before you install Lumos.

[iceman44h2o]

Originally Posted by locomariachi

you can follow the guide to flash via SD that's on the main page of the CDMA HTC Touch Pro forum. basically you format your card to FAT32, then you install an exe that will flash your phone when you turn it on and put the .nbh file in the root of the memory stick. from there it'll flash and you don't need to use a computer. careful though, sometimes its super slow to do it, and it takes a while getting used to the whole thing.

I have been doing this from the beginning. I am sorry if I was not clear. I am tring to update to the newest sprint radio.

Originally Posted by cpnichols

I have to say that I never have a battery issue with my phone after I install and use Lumos Wizard. Battery life is pretty bad with ANY rom before it.

However, with Energy ROM, and Lumos, after a full day on the phone... texting, internet, use, heavy emails, hour + on the phone, I can still come home at the end of the day with 40 to 50% charge. So Battery is never really an issue for me.

A lot of this battery stuff is probably backlighting. Energy is pretty darn bright before you install Lumos.

Agreed...I usually lower it off bat. But this program (plus the new radio) should get me at least 10hrs...

[tsinfult]

It looks like the Titanium Rom has a problem with +1 being in front of phone numbers. Outlook automatically did this when adding phone numbers and it has never caused a problem before. I have been doing some searches however I have not come up with any sort of fix.

This new ROM ROCKS!! by the way. I can actually answer calls without any problems.