I had a galaxy s2 which benefited a lot from cyanogenmod, both in terms of
battery life and general usability.

Cody Smith


On Mon, Apr 21, 2014 at 4:13 PM, glen e. p. ropella
<[email protected]>wrote:

>
> For whatever it's worth, you will have much more control if you root and
> install a custom ROM, perhaps this one:
>
>    http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Jflte_Info
>
> Maybe you've already done that, though, in which case please ignore me.
>
>
>
> On 04/21/2014 02:57 PM, Gillian Densmore wrote:
>
>> Greetings fellow technomancers,
>> At small risk for re-asking a question:
>> For TLDR:
>> Ever since my Galaxy S4's android version got updated from Google and or
>> Samsung. It's been having eradic (not be confused with erotic) issues that
>> include: constantly not being able to connect to "googles network",
>> driving
>> mode causing it segfault, and frequently only getting updates from apps
>> when i'm driving- causing the phone to BSOD, coredump, and generally not
>> be
>> a phone.
>> I've posted this issue to AndroidCentral, Android Pit, googles kinda-sorta
>> support for the 'nexus experience'
>> Though I did get some comsiration it doesn't solve the basic problem.
>> Has anyone else experienced these issues, if so, how did they go about
>> solving them
>>
>> For those that might like a little detail:
>> Ever since some recent update a large range off basic features, and
>> applications don't function consistantl, or the fundimental UX is dogy at
>> best. For use I use the phone to stream music from googleplay, spotify,
>> pandara and  if a 'play list' peeks my interest youtube. Before a change
>> somewhere in the pipeline I could turn off the video segment of youtube
>>  on
>> my android. Or use 'mobile mode' on it and it'd do the same. Now  after
>> some update that's getting harder to do.
>> Before some update I could type into 'Navi' the little floating bar on the
>> start screen that to  get a play list German basic phrases(for instance)
>> and it'd send me the audio. Sufficed to say having  having some effing
>> 'youtube app' take over the device makes that neighimpossible to do. This
>> all makes it harder and harder to resist pinging Rubin directly for tech
>> support.
>> I have a vague picture of how that'd go (no I won't support your phone
>> comes to mind).
>>
>
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