Battery is more important than camera

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i'm using the xdandroid 03.05.10 | 2.1 builds which should be the lastest version , but the power consumption perform badly. it would take 12% of the electricity to setup a tiny program.

Although babijoee said " now camera is only left ", I don't think so.
there are still many bugs should be sloved , such as battery , usb connection and shutdown .

For me, Battery is more important than camera. without camera, Fuze is still a phone. but with battery bug ,i cannot use .

you guys did a good job , pls pay attention to bugs.

babijoee did a lot of good works, but actually lack the full functionality to improve the power drain, and the possibility of using Droid without WM (pure Android)

Calm down guys. Don't think the devs are ignoring these other issues, they realize it's not perfect. Be happy that they're sharing it with you!

Heck, it may never be considered a full replacement for WinMo - where they have gotten it today is very impressive. Perhaps with more fervent development the final big bugs will fall, and they can start focusing on the polish stuff, like a NAND. My point being, they know the battery is far from perfect. Chill.

Originally Posted by arrrghhh

Calm down guys. Don't think the devs are ignoring these other issues, they realize it's not perfect. Be happy that they're sharing it with you!

Heck, it may never be considered a full replacement for WinMo - where they have gotten it today is very impressive. Perhaps with more fervent development the final big bugs will fall, and they can start focusing on the polish stuff, like a NAND. My point being, they know the battery is far from perfect. Chill.

well said

+1 guyz like every1 even i am waiting for Android to be perfect for daily use but this is gonna take time..lets just chill and have patience and who knows we directly get a port solution :P

Thanks a lot to the developers~~~
Although I am a Rhodium user who is still waiting for sound and many more...

Originally Posted by arrrghhh

Calm down guys. Don't think the devs are ignoring these other issues, they realize it's not perfect. Be happy that they're sharing it with you!

Heck, it may never be considered a full replacement for WinMo - where they have gotten it today is very impressive. Perhaps with more fervent development the final big bugs will fall, and they can start focusing on the polish stuff, like a NAND. My point being, they know the battery is far from perfect. Chill.

Originally Posted by JackalMan

Thanks a lot to the developers~~~
Although I am a Rhodium user who is still waiting for sound and many more...

Few of the developers porting android and writing the kernels have rhod, so i'm sure they have tried to get audio working and just like the raph/diam it eventually got there

Originally Posted by babijoee

Few of the developers porting android and writing the kernels have rhod, so i'm sure they have tried to get audio working and just like the raph/diam it eventually got there

Yeah, a year ago Raph/Diam devices were in the same state as Rhod. A year later, they're running a functional Android capable of going through ones normal day(albeit not production quality). People are too hasty! ;P

Originally Posted by gm112

Yeah, a year ago Raph/Diam devices were in the same state as Rhod. A year later, they're running a functional Android capable of going through ones normal day(albeit not production quality). People are too hasty! ;P

in october/november we had wi-fi...and calls weren't working good...so what we have now is really a huge work...usb works..but in debug mode..i think that using adb we should get something usefull

Thanks for all developer...keep going.