better data & battery life on .232

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Since flashing .232 I've noticed that my data connection is much better, it doesn't switch between 3g & 4g constantly now. My battery life is also much better, definitely worth upgrading.
 

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CD95YJ said:
Since flashing .232 I've noticed that my data connection is much better, it doesn't switch between 3g & 4g constantly now. My battery life is also much better, definitely worth upgrading.

Battery life could use improvement battery life on GB is better
 
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I get much better battery life on ics. The .2233 build was the best so far. I lost 20% over a 8 hour period with light to moderate use. I never had that on gb, ever.
 

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I'm on 230 and haven't had a data drop in 4 days, I love it, battery life is slightly worse then GB but I'm thanking that is just the overclocked processor. The speed and smoothness is worth it.
 

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With smart actions I am able to make it a full day with 1 battery! I have 3 and external charger for the normal (not extended) batteries. Got 2 and the charger from eBay for $8 shipped best money I have spent. I am on the road a lot when I get home tonight 232 will be installed :cool:

Sent from my Bionic on ICS 230 w/ Tapatalk™
 
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one thing that comes to mind in regards to those of you experiencing worse battery life, are you wiping your battery stats after going to ics?
 

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Went all the way to 42 hrs before it died with light to moderate use, all 4G. Standard battery. I'm pretty happy about that.
 
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Graywolfscv said:
For a noob, how does one do that?

You have to be rooted but you can do it one of two ways, use the battery calibration app or boot into cwm and wipe battery stats.
 
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