Ok does anyone understand the email folder screen?
I have 4 mails in my inbox on one of my accounts. No mails (read or unread) in any other folder. But the screen shows 2 for each of the other folders (outbox, deleted, sent and drafts)
If that's a POP account those are local emails, POP only has inbox folder by default, but if you are seeing a count for those folders that's a bug since count is only shown for unread emails, can you please explain better ?
Can anyone please verify whether idle XMPP usage (just being on-line) drains battery excessively or not? Preferably, use any server besides Google's. For a test it's enough to keep the status on-line all the time and see see how it affects the battery life.
Also, does Jitsi for Android work for XMPP/Jingle video/audio calls?
Charged and rebooted the phone last evening. After some two hours from that I switched WLAN on and XMPP online. 3gdata was still on and idling.
The server is OpenFire.
XMPP with WLAN. In 10 hours idle use battery dropped from 93% to 62%. This gives 3 percent drop per hour.
I switched to 3gdata battery at 39%. From that on after next six hours the battery showed 20%. This gives approximately same figure as on WLAN, eg. ~3% per hour, if the battery statistics are correct.
I think it is quite safe to say that plain XMPP in good radio conditions does not use too much power.
I tried Jitsi Android build 163 (maybe a month old nightly), and while I was able to call people inside the same network, when they answered the client simply hung up the call. I recall that this same thing happened earlier with Nexus 7 with the same version of Jitsi. So I'll have to test it later again with the latest build and both devices...
Can anyone confirm if the Audio player supports gapless playback? Any audible gaps between track transitions that are meant to run together? I believe speculation was that gapless wouldn't be there based on the libraries used, but just curious.
Hoping Quasar MX comes to Jolla eventually.
Unfortunately gapless playback is not supported. It's in the backlog though
Pulley menu -> Select emails -> select the emails you want to delete -> press trash can icon on the left bottom corner.
I'll take a look to POP delete issue, is that for any big email provider or your own server ?
My provider is a reasonable sized email provider.
The multi select and delete does not work.
I pull donw and chose se;lect emails. I then select them, then press the delete button at the bottom. The countdown bars starts at the top of the page and completes but the mail is still there. They will go if deleted one by one.
I know it says android file transfer, but it actually is an mtp app as Android these days has dropped mass-storage too. But I have been told the latest OS X update broke it. (I cannot tested it since I do not run/have broken-by-design software/hardware)
Otoh you could run an ftp/http server on the device and access things like that. At least http and ftp is something that Apple will not break.
I don't think that's ever ran particularly well on the Mac. It's always been an awful application regardless of which version of OSX I've tried it.
Apple doesn't support MTP as a protocol natively AFAIK - it's entirely Google's fault.
The other issue for Mac users is that I have to format my 64GB SD card as exFAT to use all the space but Jolla don't support exFAT. They do support EXT4 though but then the Mac doesn't support EXT4. Hmm.
If that's a POP account those are local emails, POP only has inbox folder by default, but if you are seeing a count for those folders that's a bug since count is only shown for unread emails, can you please explain better ?
Ok, I'll try. I have three email accounts
Currently the first email screen shows a total of 15 unread and they appear below the accounts summary. This is correct and unread items (2 in that email account and 6 across all 3 accounts))don't affect the count. That's fine
Trying to delete and on further investigation the multiple delete is an issue when 4 or more are selected.
I think it is quite safe to say that plain XMPP in good radio conditions does not use too much power.
I didn't really follow this lately, but in the past Google and FB implemented their own optimizations to reduce the verbosity of the XMPP which always affected the battery badly:
I'm a bit worried about the negative initial reactions to the UI. More than anything else a new OS should make a good first impression. Its something WP failed at IMO.
I'm a bit worried about the negative initial reactions to the UI.
Not sure what you are talking about... the more I see it, the more I want it. The fact that some people find it negative doesn't mean that everybody will. The same happened with iOS and happens constantly with Android (e.g., kitkat is quite rubbish at the status screen that you get from swipping top->bottom, and yet... >80% market).
