Root it. It won't void the warranty. Most of the oem manufacturers officially allows boot loader unlocking. Root n install Titanium to backup the whole phone ... Evn you can do that frm recovery if you don't want to pay for TB ...
Horrible Battery Backup on Galaxy Note GT-N7000
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I don't think the stock recovery allows backing up the data.
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ur right... but custom one's do
Yeah custom ones obviously do, but I'm pretty much sure that Samuel has the stock recovery.
ur right... but custom one's do
Yeah custom ones obviously do, but I'm pretty much sure that Samuel has the stock recovery.
BTW I don't really think Samuel needs to do a factory reset. @Samuel: Can you please install GSam Battery Monitor, run it for a day or two and then upload the snaps of 'times held awake' and 'duration held awake'?
BTW I don't really think Samuel needs to do a factory reset.
@Samuel: Can you please install GSam Battery Monitor, run it for a day or two and then upload the snaps of 'times held awake' and 'duration held awake'?
Okay! Will post after 24 hours!
@Samuel: Can you please install GSam Battery Monitor, run it for a day or two and then upload the snaps of 'times held awake' and 'duration held awake'?
Okay! Will post after 24 hours!
x720
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If you're gonna root your phone, just delete the battery stats and perform a re calibration
MediaFire
Twisted
1. Is your phone going into sleep mode? Use an app called CPU Spy to find out. It seems that your phone is not going into deep sleep, or something is running in the background.2. I recommend Temp+CPU V2. It's a decent widget.Off topic.There are so many threads on xda about rooting your phone. I rooted my phone with stock recovery using the latest PhilZ-cwm6...... It took a 1 min to flash it. It doesn't increase your triange count, which is why I did it this way.And, yes, rooting WILL void your warranty...but only if you get caught.
