Wow, some great information here. Thanks for taking the time!
On Feb 7, 6:38 pm, Christoph Studer wrote:
> Android uses a very proactive power management approach. Basically,
> the policy is to go to sleep if not told otherwise.
>
> The way to signal to the system that it should stay awake are
Android uses a very proactive power management approach. Basically,
the policy is to go to sleep if not told otherwise.
The way to signal to the system that it should stay awake are
wakelocks. As soon as there's at least one app holding a wakelock, the
system won't go to sleep and all the running
Thanks for the reply. I've been reading and tweaking for over a week
trying to figure this out. Thats a good idea to use the Alarm Manager.
I think I will give that a try. I would still like to hear from a more
experienced devloper or a google engineer if this is the way an
Android service is supp
On Sat, Feb 7, 2009 at 11:50 AM, Brian wrote:
> While testing the service, I have come across something interesting.
>
> My problem is that the service appears to sleep or pause for a few
> hours, run a short time, and then sleep for a few more hours, then run
> a short time, etc when the phone h
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