How Google Fit app works when phone is locked and how he get sensor values.
And Our apps don't get sensor values when phone is locked.
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Partial wake lock doesn't work for me either.
SCREEN_DIM_WAKE_LOCK works. I'm using a Cliq XT running CM7.
On Wednesday, August 25, 2010 3:38:25 AM UTC-7, Furiaceca wrote:
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> Hello,
> I tried few days ago with my HTC Desire and the official Froyo
> release ... but when the screen is off the
On Fri, Jan 20, 2012 at 10:52 AM, crennie wrote:
> I would prefer a way to do it that wouldn't drain the battery.
You act as though you have a choice. You do not.
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I would prefer a way to do it that wouldn't drain the battery.
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can this not be fixed using a partial wake lock?
kris
On Thu, Jan 19, 2012 at 11:23 AM, crennie wrote:
> I found that if I'm connected with USB and watching Logcat my accelerometer
> sensor is still firing even when the screen is off. When I run the same
> program with out the USB connected the
I found that if I'm connected with USB and watching Logcat my accelerometer
sensor is still firing even when the screen is off. When I run the same
program with out the USB connected the sensor stop a few seconds after the
screen goes dark. I wonder if there is a work around here waiting to be
I have not been able to test yet with an HTC device running Froyo. Adding
to the list, I am getting reports that Samsung is having some trouble with
this too.
On Wed, Aug 25, 2010 at 6:38 AM, Furiaceca wrote:
> Hello,
> I tried few days ago with my HTC Desire and the official Froyo
> release ..
Hello,
I tried few days ago with my HTC Desire and the official Froyo
release ... but when the screen is off the sensor never provide any
data: I use Partial Wake lock but this doesn't work.
Have you success by using Partial Wake lock? Which smartphone are you
using?
Thanks a lot
Carlo
On 16 Lug,
My application will run extensively in partial wakelock mode and I'm
very curious to see what standby power consumption consequences that
has for various popular phones. Maybe we should start a thread just
for that purpose where people can post their observations of battery
life in this mode for va
Its the backlight that sucks coulombs. If you can dim that way down,
you're golden.
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I heard back from the developer at Google. This should be fixed
starting in 2.2. :-)
A partial wake lock will be required in order to keep the sensors
running when the CPU goes in standby, but the screen turning off will
no longer stop the sensors from running.
Although I would prefer not to ha
FYI - it looks like Issue 3708 referenced above has now been
addressed! I am reaching out to the developer to see if we can get
further clarification as to how exactly this has been addressed and in
which release. Encouraging news!
On May 11, 7:11 pm, Jonathan wrote:
> I'm hoping we don't start
I'm hoping we don't start debating the usefulness of this issue here.
It has been debated quite enough in other threads and on other forums.
All I would like at this point is some official response from someone
who knows why the behavior is what it is. If it is firmware and it is
controlled by the
On 05/11/2010 03:56 PM, Kelly wrote:
I hear the word 'firmware' being used, which is closely monitored and
work on by the manufacturer (HTC, Motorola, Sony Ericsson). I can
unserstand why google would have nothing to say, since this is likely
100% controlled by the phone manufacturer who wants to
I hear the word 'firmware' being used, which is closely monitored and
work on by the manufacturer (HTC, Motorola, Sony Ericsson). I can
unserstand why google would have nothing to say, since this is likely
100% controlled by the phone manufacturer who wants to extend battery
life by turning off per
Holy crap, this again?!?
I just discovered this because we ordered four Nexus Ones to do some
demos of our research on the Discovery Channel. All of a sudden what
was working perfectly on the G1 stopped working altogether on the
Nexus One. If you read the archives of this list, you'll see that I'v
I'll third that on wanting to know what's up. Some insight as
to whether this is a hardware issue on some platforms would be
pretty nice too... the same thing happens on the iPhone but getting
any insight from them is impossible.
Mike
On 04/24/2010 09:14 AM, Jonathan wrote:
Thanks Lance. I saw
Thanks Lance. I saw that... it is one of the highest ranked issues
out there and the comments are being abused quite a bit, but there
does not seem to be any response from Google about whether or not they
plan to correct this going forward, or if they feel it is something
that even needs to be cor
http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=3708
On Apr 13, 6:32 am, Jonathan wrote:
> As I understand it, there seems to have been a change in the OS that
> prevents the accelerometer from running when the screen turns off and
> the phone CPU goes into its power saving state. Can this be
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