Fortunately, even the default Kernel on the S2 is awesomely optimized. And on heavy usage I get 2 days battery time out of it. Overclocking this phone (which I'm never going to do BTW, because it doesn't need overclocking) would give me at least 1 day battery time.
Uncle ... Tabi'at Theek hay na?
Gingerbread lasts HALF a day with "HEAVY" usage and you are saying TWO days ... lol. Comon
With 'normal/casual' usage, i would've accepted this.
Jo marzi kar lo ... Gingerbread pay chahye 2000mAh battery laga lo ... 2 din nikaal he nahin sakta. Period
its not about how much u score at quadrant,
Says the guy who posted "
AnandTech" review to prove his point
rather to find the perfect balance between the performance and battery life... at which apple wins hands down...
True
But again ... its the iOS which does the trick.
On Android, the real culprit is Gingerbread. During Foryo days, i remember it vividly that my 1500mAh (Galaxy S) battery timings were 3 days with Average Usage, including WiFi and what not. IMMENSE problems started when i entered in Gingerbread Era.
For the sake of "performance" ... i compromised with Battery Timings.
With iPhone4 ... Galaxy S lasts about 1.5 hours less, while on Gingerbread.
Galaxy S2's battery timings are obviously superior to iPhone4
(mainly due to the SuperAMOLED Plus display, where only needed pixels remain active hence more lesser battery consumption if darker themes are used)
However, i cannot say anything about 4S since there isn't any Proper Review/Testing out for this device yet (with the device itself). But i am sure due to the Optimizations of iOS (as always), Battery Timings will be higher than any High-end Android device till date.