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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (3)
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2009-11-25
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go to your homescreens, click the top bar to open the quickbar menu. There you can disable/enable bluetooth/wlan/umts(3G) connections.
Should also be possible in menu->settings.
Should also be possible in menu->settings.
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2009-11-25
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If I disable in settings than the mail will never be checked automatically.
If I go via the quickbar, I have to always do that manually as after every mail check it will stay connected again. not very useful.
To me it seems that the only way is to be always connected... and it drains the battery a lot.
Thank you,
Roberto
If I go via the quickbar, I have to always do that manually as after every mail check it will stay connected again. not very useful.
To me it seems that the only way is to be always connected... and it drains the battery a lot.
Thank you,
Roberto
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2009-11-25
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Originally Posted by francorg
Unless you really checked and your N900 drains the battery a lot then I would say: no it doesn't.
If I disable in settings than the mail will never be checked automatically.
If I go via the quickbar, I have to always do that manually as after every mail check it will stay connected again. not very useful.
To me it seems that the only way is to be always connected... and it drains the battery a lot.
Thank you,
Roberto
The tablets, especially the latest N810 were super good at battery conservation. I was actually amazed how optimized they are at this. And seems that N900 follows in their footsteps from this point of view.
I am always online and there is no noticeable battery drain because of this. My former Android G1 would be long gone battery wise in the same conditions.
As long as there is no app really using the connection then the N900 nicely stays in a standby mode where it consumes very little.
Of course if you have stuff going on in the background then yes battery will be consumed both by CPU and by the connection.
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2009-11-25
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I will do some test during these days but I'm pretty sure that having the N900 always connected either on WLAN or on 3G will make me have hard time to have the battery last for a whole day (7am - 0am)
It would be really useful, I think, if the N900 could stay disconnected unless an app is needing a data connection.
Thank you,
Roberto
It would be really useful, I think, if the N900 could stay disconnected unless an app is needing a data connection.
Thank you,
Roberto
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2009-11-25
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Originally Posted by francorg
Easily realizable with an app. but srsly, the N900 is developed to be a device that is connected 24/7 with the internet. Why?
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It would be really useful, I think, if the N900 could stay disconnected unless an app is needing a data connection.
Because:
1.) As you said, you could always receive an important email where you want to answer ASAP
2.) Someone could send you an instant message, you are reachable through im clients 24/7 which is awesome and no other mobile has integrated in the OS (you need to open a web browser for IM there)
3.) Someone could skype call you
and so on..and so on...
And btw, I don't find it that hard to do 3 clicks to switch it off manually, but as said above, that ofc, can be handled by an app or fw upgrade.
If you think it's a musthave, feel free to put that in the brainstorm section and create a brainstorm idea.
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2009-11-25
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Originally Posted by francorg
Having the device search than log on to data networks every 10 minutes might actually use more battery than always on.
I will do some test during these days but I'm pretty sure that having the N900 always connected either on WLAN or on 3G will make me have hard time to have the battery last for a whole day (7am - 0am)
It would be really useful, I think, if the N900 could stay disconnected unless an app is needing a data connection.
Thank you,
Roberto
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2009-11-25
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Originally Posted by francorg
Mine lives through the day for sure, *with* other usages as well (internet browsing, phone talk, etc).
I will do some test during these days but I'm pretty sure that having the N900 always connected either on WLAN or on 3G will make me have hard time to have the battery last for a whole day (7am - 0am)
It would be really useful, I think, if the N900 could stay disconnected unless an app is needing a data connection.
Thank you,
Roberto
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2009-11-25
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Don't u guys think its a safety issue not to have it on all the time.
Considering radiation? As if your (almost) talking with it all the time?
Considering radiation? As if your (almost) talking with it all the time?
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I just received the N900. I always used symbian phones.
On symbian I setup the email accounts to automatically check for new emails every 15minutes. Then the phone, every 15min, starts the data connection, download new emails and after that closes the data connection.
With the N900, AFAIK, the data connection is always connected...
Is there really no way to have it close the data connection after the mail checking is completed (if no other programs is using it)?
Thank you,
Roberto