[BeRich]

I thought it would be interesting to see what Note 2 users are getting out of their battery. I, myself, am rooted running Custom Rom SE without any apps frozen/disabled. Just GPS, Bluetooth, and WiFi turned off when not in use and the screen brightness/timeout adjusted. This is what I've seen so far out of mine between both heavy and light usage:

Heavy:


Light:

[jdub1981]

Im not trying to be rude but realize this.. the phone has been out for nearly 2 months and on this page and the general galaxy note 2 page there is atleast 3 posts that discuss battery life. There are probably several thousand posts thst discuss in detail how good the battery is...

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[BeRich]

Im not trying to be rude but realize this.. the phone has been out for nearly 2 months and on this page and the general galaxy note 2 page there is atleast 3 posts that discuss battery life. There are probably several thousand posts thst discuss in detail how good the battery is...

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My bad, I just assumed since I'm on AT&T AND running CleanROM FOR AT&T, that this would belong here... Not to mention, I don't go to the general Note 2 page.

[jdub1981]

Its not a problem. But because you have a different rom other than stock others in the ATT forum will not have the same battery life. I mean its quite good. But because you are rommed you would have more in common with those in the rooted section. I am rooted with CleanRom SE 1.2 . The general section is more for the general population of non rooted questions and comments.

Feel free to post where you like im just saying what you have is different then regular stock battery life.

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[ItsaRaid]

Jdub
Need to borrow your genius... upper left hand corner display next to att icon, You see gray and red diagonal arrows (same as att software update in M apps> running) (only the arrows) if You open the notification shade..it states "Connecting to DNR Server"... thats it, no other dialog or notifications.
What does it mean "DNR Server"

[jdub1981]

According to google DNR stands for domain name registration. Other than that I cant help you. Advanced networking is a little beyond my scope of knowledge

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[jdub1981]

I see you already asked the same question over at xda. Im sorry I couldnt be of more help

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[ItsaRaid]

I see you already asked the same question over at xda. Im sorry I couldnt be of more help

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I didnt get a answer. Im wondering if it is indeed AT&T. Its never happened before.