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QVGA
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Sorry, i posted this in the software forum, but because that forum is almost inactive, i got no reply.
My question is, whenever i am running an applicaiton that requires GPRS, shouldnt it keep the connection running all the time when its running? On my phone it automatically disconnects it after a small period of inactivity, and then it reconnects when required. Unfortunatly, that kind of activity costs me a lot! So, is there anyway to keep the GPRS connection active all the time when the application is running?
My friend's K750 doesnt have this problem. And I have the latest firmware. |
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ajeetpv
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Are you and your friends operator are same.?
For java app. it needs to be gprs internet setting.
Bdw which handset do you use.?
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QVGA
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No, different operaters. And I have both the GPRS and WAP settings.
I use a W800
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JK
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All my apps work even if i leave it on and minimise it keeps running!!
It could be the specific app maybe. |
QVGA
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Its with all applications. I just want GPRS to be running all the time when the application is running |
sailaab
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Quiet unheard of! Should not.. but then I hardly use beyond Opera or Inbuit Browser and one app that updates Currency Exchange rates (releavnt to this problem)... Perhaps try what @jeet mentions.. Maybe he means- tweaking it from 'wap' mode to 'HTML' mode (maybe also the Proxy & Port settings to go with it).. But frankly am just shooting in the dark, It could be handset specfic & having played with it for just couple of minutes, I wouldnt know much..
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QVGA
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I just went to my GPRS settings, and there was an option, internet mode:WAP or HTML. Whats the difference b/w these two? |
sailaab
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@QVGA- Look I know that fortune favors the brave n stuff.. But in my case I knew y I did it & knew tht solved my issue.. Bt fr u.. Dunno.. I got better connectivity (& less signal drops), support for larger (than wat my Providers' terms mentioned) file d/loads.. after choosing HTML, enabling Proxy & changing Port address.. But that wasa knwn hack told off the record by an young executive at their shoppie.. So I had taken a safer chance..
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bugsiiy
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@QVGA my w800 disconnects as well after a period,i remenber that a cracked opera mini had a setting: "Keep Connection Alive" or something like this.Otherwise I don't know,sorry
W800i...V3...N93(YES I HAVE IT) |
JK
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Whats the app you quering? |
QVGA
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The application is Opera Mini, eMSN, Ultra IM, QuickIM. Basically all internet using applications.
My internet mode is HTML, switching it to WAP greatly slows the browsing speed.
The operator my friend uses is on WAP mode. I wonder if that makes a difference.
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JK
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On 2006-07-04 15:54:55, QVGA wrote:
The application is Opera Mini, eMSN, Ultra IM, QuickIM. Basically all internet using applications.
My internet mode is HTML, switching it to WAP greatly slows the browsing speed.
The operator my friend uses is on WAP mode. I wonder if that makes a difference.
[ This Message was edited by: QVGA on 2006-07-04 14:56 ]
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I use an instant message app called mxit and if i minimise it and just leave it, i still get all my messages, even if my phones locked and in my pocket while the app is running.
It could be that you losing gprs signal regularly. |
QVGA
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On 2006-07-04 17:03:30, 786KBR wrote:
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On 2006-07-04 15:54:55, QVGA wrote:
The application is Opera Mini, eMSN, Ultra IM, QuickIM. Basically all internet using applications.
My internet mode is HTML, switching it to WAP greatly slows the browsing speed.
The operator my friend uses is on WAP mode. I wonder if that makes a difference.
[ This Message was edited by: QVGA on 2006-07-04 14:56 ]
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I use an instant message app called mxit and if i minimise it and just leave it, i still get all my messages, even if my phones locked and in my pocket while the app is running.
It could be that you losing gprs signal regularly.
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It doesnt happen when I have the SE inbuilt browser running. |
dotsis
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Nokia has a function under connection settings that says..Keep alive constant or only when needed..Also a setting that allows you to determine connection time until it automatically times out.Is this simple function not available on the w800, or whatever phone it maybe?
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sailaab
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Yeah QVGA is a n00b.. We ALL are, except yor holiness! What IS it with you.. In the Flight Mode in aircraft thread to you posted 'I doubt if India has aviation' or sumin like that, wat use? . . ..@QVGA- Yes Opera 1.2 (duno if tis Legit version) does in the Ext. settings hav the 'Shadow Connect' under Stay Connected.. Thou that still doesnt address the basic issue.. So did you use Yours in 'Wap' mode ever? and did it work rite then?
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Posted: 2006-07-04 11:09
