ICS update missing power settings

Question:
Since the ICS update, the power options are missing (high performance, normal, economy). Also the sleep feature. Does anybody know if the sleep option is available in ICS, or if there is a Play application that replaces the functionality.

Searching around the net I found this app. It appears that HTC disables the advanced Power setting for ICS. This app allows you to modify the settings. I just downloaded to test it out, hope it increases my battery life.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.logicvoid.powersaversettings&feature=search_result

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