Nexus 10 Quick Charge and Better Battery (App+Rom and Rom analysis)

Im using this method. Charging time definitely decreasing and Battery life increasing. Its better than CM13, RemixOS 2.0 and Latest stock 5.1.1 rom.

- CM13 has a too much bloatware. This apps eating battery.
- RemixOS 2.0 not optimized. We cant manage running apps. Battery killer rom.
- Latest Stock 5.1.1 Rom always shows a black status bar and virtual buttons. Its not good for videos. Battery side, it doesnt have Marshmallow ram management and Doze mode. Charging time takes too much time then OmniRom.

1- Install Latest OmniRom 6 (Im using 30/06/2016)
https://omni.cmxlog.com/6/manta/
2- Root it and Install Adaway v3 block all ads's. (After this unroot the device)
3- Install Avast Battery Saver (Disable Notifications)
Choose Smart Mode

Thats all. Now you have;
- Better Battery life
- Less Charging time
- Faster Web browsing

No more wakelocks. No more anormal discharging battery. No more long charging times.

Best free static code analysis tool similar to HP's Fortify.

Hi,
I have query regarding Static code Analysis Tools.
I have got a report from HP's Fortify tool which does static analysis on the source code. It has highlighted vulnerabilities in following areas :
Security :
- Path Manipulation
- Unreleased Resource : Streams
The source code is not mine, I got it from some other firm.
The challenge is what HP's Fortify tool scan reported as mentioned above, when trying to scan with other tools on same source code, like FindBugs -> or by lint its not giving these errors. In fact they are not showing any issues under security.
It will be good if you guys can suggest any promising free tool for static code analysis which should give report similar to what HP Fortify gives in terms of security.
Note : I do not have access to HP's Fortify tool so in order to validate my fixes against the reported issues, I need the similar kind of free tool, which can do the job.
I have already visited these forums and checked, did not find much help.
-MobileSecurityWiki and ashishb->android-security on github
Thanks!