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Nexus? DROID RAZR maxx? I can't pick one! help!!!

If you go with Lean Kernel, also check out LeanTweaks. The name of the user who develops it escapes me, but just Google it. It's terminal based but it has always helped me get amazing performance from Lean Kernel.
 
Sorry Jsm9872, I think people are being irresponsible by telling this guy to root/rom and hope, when he's having rebooting issues. He needs to find out which app(if any) is causing his issues, then he can root and rom all he wants.
 
xDMONEYx said:
Current AOKP Releases

M
ilestone 4 is a 4.0.3 build and Milestone 5 is a complete 4.0.4 build. I just flashed M5 last night myself, loving it thus far. Then again, AOKP ROMs have never really disappointed me yet besides maybe lacking a few features, but that's just me being spoiled. It's always best to download and flash the ROMs yourself in Clockwork Recovery. Don't forget to grab the GAPPS for whatever release you choose, there should be a link to them at the bottom of every individual release page.

As far as battery life goes, AOKP does a good job coupled with a good kernel. I personally prefer either Franco's kernel or Imoysen's Lean Kernel. Both can be accessed if you grab Franco's app from the market. Makes installation of either kernel, both stable and nightlies, very easy. Also has a bunch of other useful settings and tweaks, especially the color control. If you thought your Nexus display was gorgeous before, wait until you set the adjustments to what Franco suggests. Even more gorgeous.

Newbie question: I've never installed a kernel before, how do I install it?
 
Newbie question: I've never installed a kernel before, how do I install it?

They can be flashed like ROMs. So either find a kernel you would like to use throughout the forums on the web and download the .zip file or like I suggested, pick up Franco's Kernel updater app from the Play Store! :D
 
Sorry Jsm9872, I think people are being irresponsible by telling this guy to root/rom and hope, when he's having rebooting issues. He needs to find out which app(if any) is causing his issues, then he can root and rom all he wants.

I completely agree that rooting and ROMing should never be done to attempt to fix an issue. Unfortunately at the stage I came into the thread it had long been rooted and unlocked so I am merely trying to help guide from here to avoid any flashing mishaps. If it is an app causing rebooting then it will likely do the same once the ROM is installed and we will still need to figure it out then.
 
xDMONEYx said:
They can be flashed like ROMs. So either find a kernel you would like to use throughout the forums on the web and download the .zip file or like I suggested, pick up Franco's Kernel updater app from the Play Store! :D

Great thanks for the quick response, OK on the play store is it franco kernel updater?
 
I had the same dilemma choosing between the GN and the RMAXX.

I tried all the kernels etc on the GN and the radio and battery life were still horrible. I decided go pick up a RAZR MAXX and flash the ICS leak and MAN THIS PHONE IS SICK!

Crazy battery life (like a 1 1/2 days heavy use crazy) and ICS OS. This is a match made in heaven.

All i can say to the OP is Choose wisely as I live in an area where 4G has been for a long time and with the RAZR MAXX I get phenomenal 4-5 bars service where as the GN I was getting 1-2 bars of service.

Don't mean to confuse you even more buddy just trying to give you my experience.

Sent from my DROID RAZR MAXX using Tapatalk 2
 
Spydaz said:
I had the same dilemma choosing between the GN and the RMAXX.

I tried all the kernels etc on the GN and the radio and battery life were still horrible. I decided go pick up a RAZR MAXX and flash the ICS leak and MAN THIS PHONE IS SICK!

Crazy battery life (like a 1 1/2 days heavy use crazy) and ICS OS. This is a match made in heaven.

All i can say to the OP is Choose wisely as I live in an area where 4G has been for a long time and with the RAZR MAXX I get phenomenal 4-5 bars service where as the GN I was getting 1-2 bars of service.

Don't mean to confuse you even more buddy just trying to give you my experience.

Sent from my DROID RAZR MAXX using Tapatalk 2

Thank man for your honest input, I think I'm going to give the nexus one more chance. If I'm not satisfied with the nexus then for sure I would get the razr maxx in a heartbeat
 
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