I am testing sprint on my Nexus 5 (16.04 RC). I like this desktop very much at least because there is a structure possible and icon packs can be used. Here some suggestions for next steps:

• It would be nice to swipe left on this desktop to have than browser bookmarks to start directly web pages (like we had it in 15.04 with the bookmark browser). Or maybe something like a double screen. And probably bookmark icons should be smaller than app icons (5 icons in one row).

• I would like to change text size separately (because they overlap)

• It would be nice to change the place of the icons on the screen. Actually I can place them only at the first time when adding to the desktop.

• Is it possible to autostart sprint? (and maybe autohide standard 'Anwendungen'?)

As I already said I have this problem on my Nexus 5, which is still also loosing a lot of power in stand-by-mode (but I haven't updated phone bios until now!). But I do not have this problem on my BQ E5, which is regarding energy management phenomenal!

But I can remember some versions from canonical at the end of 2015, where my BQ E5 had a comparable behaviour of charge levels as the graph of @alan_g shows. At that time some days later a new version came and this problem was not existing anymore. Don't know if that helps here.

I use alarm clock daily (charging to 80%) with BQ E5 and Nexus 5 (both with 16.04 RC) and I never had problems with it. But sometimes in the past the symbol was shown even if the alarm was not set.

@htc_tattoo I have this problem now also on the Nexus 5. If I open a lot of apps (more than 4), switching between them, the morph browser crashs and start empty again (open windows are away). The same happens on the BQ E5 always with even 2 apps.

@advocatux Probably such a swap solution would help ;)

And I just realized that there is a difference between BQ E5 and Nexus 5 in getting notifications.

While Nexus 5 immediately shows incoming new mails on the phone with a green light, BQ E5 is not doing that or a longer time later. It seems so that BQ E5 in standby mode is loosing or having less internet connections.

Sometimes my BQ E5 crashs and returns to the "Ubuntu Touch" loading screen. This never happened until now on the Nexus 5. And it seems it happens less often with OTA-6. But at least 2 times until now.

If my BQ E5 crashes because running out of memory isn't there a way to write data on the phone? You probably already tried....

I now turned back to my BQ E5 as daily used phone - because the energy management of this phone is now really phenomenal !! (I always have enough power for more than 1 day). This makes it more handy than the Nexus 5. ;/

@advocatux I am using a BQ E5 and a Nexus 5 - both with UT 16.04 RC.

As you descibed above on the BQ E5 (with 1 GB RAM) I always have problems using 2 different surfing apps (e.g. QWANT and browser). One app is always freezing and starts again if I use the other one.

This problem was also existing with 15.04. If I use e.g. SMS, phone, mail and QWANT, I do not have the problem - only with 2 'surfing apps'. On the Nexus 5 I don't have this problem at all.

This is actually the most annoying problem on my BQ E5.

I am using a BQ E5 and a Nexus 5, both with UT 16.04 RC

The BQ E5 has really a phantastic energy management which was even improved after updating from 15.04 to 16.04. After 24h in standy it is loosing 2-3% of charge state.

The Nexus 5 has a very poor energy management and even in standby the shown percentage is sinking all the time. Maybe 50% in 10 hours.

I had since yesterday on the Nexus 5 16.04 DC installed and after updating to DC-version 175 I had the feeling that energy management improved massively. Now I turned back to actual RC-version and the energy management is very poor again.

Sorry for beeing not very detailed here - I just want to mark out that in the development channel some energy management improvements for N5 are in progress.

@Stefano : Is there a way to "reinstall latest Android Nexus firmware" if I have Ubuntu Touch installed?

I have the same problem like chdslv. I bought an old Nexus 5 and installed UT 16.04 RC on it and the phone is massively loosing battery power even if its on stand-by. I thought at first the battery is to weak and I changed it - but the problem is still existing. Thanks to chdslv posting his problem here.

I am using also a BQ E5 with UT 15.04 and this phone maybe looses 2% of batery power after 24 hours in stand-by. So there is a problem with the new 16.04 version on the N5.

And by-the-way: I really love this Nexus 5 - I need nothing else - only the battery is actually a very big problem for me.