A cool feature on the Android is it's Battery Use or consumption stats meter which tells you the distribution of apps that ate your cell battery.
It also shows a graph with battery power on the y axis and time on the x axis; so you know how much was spent when. Cool!
Then I thought that what if I had the option of viewing a derivative graph. This would tell me the rate and would make it a lot more easier to read the differential and slope values.Moreover, it would be very helpful and droidy :)
I was eager to upgrade to Gingerbread when I read about it's release. However, there's something about us Indians, that we are always at the end of the update queue for OTA updates.
So, I went ahead in time (set the month to July) and did a force checkin: *#*#2432546#*#* (spell "checkin" using dialer keypad. The "Updates available for your phone " notification showed up. After updating Froyo, many apps broke and the phone would hang / became unresponsive many times. I tried to install a different rom as I knew I'd have to format the phone and wanted a change desperately.
After rom browsing, I settled on "Android Revolution HD 5.1. 7". However, that needs root which needs downgrade, which needs me to use Gingerbreak. And Mr. Gingerbreak uses the "vold exploit" which was patched by Google recently and HTC was kind enough to provide their Indian customer base with the updated rom. So, I'm stuck with it, but atleast my phone's back to the way it was, though faster than Froyo.
