Originally Posted by arffrhn

Lol of course most of the people here use no-frills cpu. It let's you change gov and i/o for better performance according to your need. But I always find stock setting is the best which is ondemand/cfq for battery life and overall performance.

Tell me the settings for a good battery life and for smoothness too
Thank you

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Originally Posted by mr.harsh

It actually shows compile number.It gets incremented whenever you compile kernel one more time from the same source(after modifying a bit).What you are assuming/telling may be right because most of the stock firmware have freshly/firstly compiled kernel from source. I've also noticed that in GB kernel too.

and what about the first Q', have you ever observed the smoothness when kept your phone on charging ? I am concerned, because I suspect the device that was sold to me was a faulty one, though I have never experienced any network drops, or intermittent connectivity since the beginning.

I really appreciate your efforts in responding to my query.

Originally Posted by arneldna

and what about the first Q', have you ever observed the smoothness when kept your phone on charging ? I am concerned, because I suspect the device that was sold to me was a faulty one, though I have never experienced any network drops, or intermittent connectivity since the beginning.

I really appreciate your efforts in responding to my query.

I haven't observed more smoothness while charging.It works normally.

Originally Posted by arneldna

and what about the first Q', have you ever observed the smoothness when kept your phone on charging ? I am concerned, because I suspect the device that was sold to me was a faulty one, though I have never experienced any network drops, or intermittent connectivity since the beginning.

I really appreciate your efforts in responding to my query.

What is that app with icon in top left corner? Try to remove it and see is it the same. Some antivirus? Android do not need antivirus.