Stock Lollipop 5.0 on Note 4

[UJ95x]

Please point us to the files and what is PhilzTouch

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PhilzTouch is a custom recovery. Pretty much just a touch version of ClockWork Mod. I prefer TWRP myself.

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[Jdane07]

I was using CM12 for a quite a while, and while I liked it a lot, I ended missing S-Note functionality and a few other Samsung-specific features.

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[AlfBriggs]

I was using CM12 for a quite a while, and while I liked it a lot, I ended missing S-Note functionality and a few other Samsung-specific features.

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Can't say I am, but I totally understand.

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[AlfBriggs]

PhilzTouch is a custom recovery. Pretty much just a touch version of ClockWork Mod. I prefer TWRP myself.

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Yeah I just like the Touchscreen on PhilzTouch.

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[AlfBriggs]

For you guys wondering!

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[AlfBriggs]

WARNING: Photos taken on the old Samsung camera look bad as the saturation is taken away making them look hugely under exposed.

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[clevin]

For you guys wondering!

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it seems it has lost 10% of battery while standing by overnight for 11-12 hrs.

 

[rong21]

There's always a tradeoff when you flash a custom ROM. I won't do it anymore because there's always some sort of annoying bug or something that never works as good as the stock version. I used to flash AOKP on my S3. Ran great for quite along time then I started getting random reboots. Quantam was another. Battery life was great, then the developer overtweaked something and introdiced bugs.

I'll stick with stock, the bloatware and all

 

[AlfBriggs]

29 hours on a single charge!!!! Better than TouchWiz!!!!!

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[AlfBriggs]

it seems it has lost 10% of battery while standing by overnight for 11-12 hrs.

I used it a lot in that time it lost 2% when I put it to sleep and awoke hours later same as TouchWiz

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[UJ95x]

29 hours on a single charge!!!! Better than TouchWiz!!!!!

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How much SoT did you get on each?
29 hours is a breeze for TouchWiz if you're not using it heavily

 

[AlfBriggs]

How much SoT did you get on each?
29 hours is a breeze for TouchWiz if you're not using it heavily

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[AlfBriggs]

How much SoT did you get on each?
29 hours is a breeze for TouchWiz if you're not using it heavily

7 hours of SOT!

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[UJ95x]

7 hours of SOT!

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Nice!

 

[felloffthetruck]

The only question I have is......................WHY???????

 

[UJ95x]

The only question I have is......................WHY???????

TouchWiz is rather ugly. And performs worse than stock

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[UJ95x]

Haha! I find stock ugly and actually prefer TouchWiz. Obviously it's all subjective, but like felloffthetruck alludes to, why use stock on a Note device? Because you essentially lose all the S-Pen features/functionality that make a Note a Note! To each their own though I guess...

Well the only stock device that's as big as the Note 4 is the Nexus 6, and that has terrible hardware. If you go stock on the Note 4 you still get a fantastic display, great battery life and camera.

 

[UJ95x]

And a user-replaceable battery! Agreed it is a win hardware wise, but I'd truly miss all the S-Pen features.

That too! Without my spare battery my phone would be dying on me every day. Haven't had a phone without a charge in months

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[Phantasmal Images]

WARNING: Photos taken on the old Samsung camera look bad as the saturation is taken away making them look hugely under exposed.

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Doesn't Lollipop add DNG raw file format for the camera? What you're describing sounds typical of raw image formats, because they're meant to be processed with a photo editor.