We get reports that say after the latest update of Samsung Galaxy Note II, some users are experiencing a significant decrease in the autonomy of the device. It seems that the use made by the new firmware of the battery is less efficient than above. The update that has been distributed internationally in recent days sought to address the security problem derived from the kernel of its Exynos 4 processor.
SamMobile informs us that the new released software, N7100XXDLL7, is doing decrease the autonomy in use by around 10%, going from 7,5 / 8 hours to 6,5 / 7 hours. As for at rest, it could last 36 hours and some users note that it goes down to 24 hours.
Now the phablets will be much more secure. You will no longer be able to access without barriers to the memory of the phone without prior authorization, it failed that it did jump all alarms on December 17, 2012 and that it affected all devices with the Exynos 4412 and 4210 SoCs. From January 3, Samsung began distributing updates among the affected devices of its brand and soon it was the Galaxy Note's turn.
Also this update eliminates the possibility of sudden death that some models suffered.
It is one of lime and one of sand. The model will now be much more reliable, although it will lose some intensity in something that differentiated it that it was a very good battery. Perhaps with the arrival of Android 4.2 this will be solved And that new software shouldn't be long in coming from what we hear and read.
Perhaps if you have not yet installed the latest update and you are not one of those who install applications from unknown sources or who connect to unreliable WiFi networks, then you can wait for 4.2 to start distributing and then do the whole process to get it.
Source: SamMobile