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[neto2552]

Hi, i hear that jelly bean drains faster yuor battery life, i´m trying to search about this, because I'm want to upgrade my galaxy s2 to jellybean, but a lot of people say that is terrible, im now in gingerbread, and some people say that is better than gingerbread, some people say that is better icream sandwich, so i don´t know what is better, so i decide to post here my question and hope that some of you can give me your opinions about jelly bean, if is good, bad, should i upgrade my phone to gingerbread to jelly bean or what?
i already search a lot about the battery life of jellybean, but i can´t find a satisfactory answer, i know that soe of you are going to say that is just a matter of what i need, but im asking about your opinions.
thank you very much, i hope your answers.

[Jive Turkee]

I would recommend you root your phone. You can then flash a JellyBean ROM and see if you like it. If not, then you can flash to an ICS or GB ROM or whatever one works best on your phone. Otherwise, don't take the jellybean update

[chomsky101]

iam currently on jelly bean (aokp rom) and yes, my battery drain was enormous. i couldn't get 6 h out of a charge.... but then i installed an app called battery calibration and now it's pretty good.
personaly i would install jelly bean, the new notification, project butter and minor updates/tweaks are something you would never wanna miss

[webbjames]

Personalty, I like jelly bean, which comes a lot of new features. You can use some battery app to help you if you are afraid that jelly bean drains faster your battery life.
Google always updates its system to let people enjoy more.

[banpreet kaur]

Jelly Bean, is the fastest and smoothest version of Android yet. Jelly Bean improves on the simplicity and beauty of Android 4.0, and introduces a new Google search experience on Android.
Jelly Bean features improved performance throughout the system, including faster orientation changes, faster responses when switching between recent apps, and smoother and more consistent rendering across the system through vsync and triple buffering.

[ring2013]

It's nice, but I like android 2.2, more classic.

[Danny1234]

Jelly bean is a very great system with some new sharp features but sometimes for some device, you may feel some troubles.It is normal and if you have the chance to upgrade your system to Jelly Bean, why not do that?