Hold on a second here:
"device policy of shutting down wifi and switching to 3g after 15 minutes of
screen off"
-> that means if I'm at home sleeping (with WiFI enabled), the device will
not use WiFi but 3G over night?
Can you confirm this? Where is this specified?
On Tue, Mar 29, 2011 at 10:41
On Mon, Mar 28, 2011 at 8:06 PM, Mark Carter wrote:
> Thanks Irfan. Doesn't the CPU need to be awake the whole time anyway? If it
> isn't, then won't the download stop/pause as soon as the CPU sleeps? If
> that's true, then isn't the WakeLock essential?
If you have initiated a download and the
WifiLock keeps the device on Wifi and prevents the device policy of shutting
down wifi and switching to 3g after 15 minutes of screen off.
Holding a wifilock should normally be sufficient to complete a download
since even in the power optimized state (screen off), the device should
still wake up o
>From what I gather, WifiLock and WakeLock work completely independently and
if you are downloading a large file over Wifi then you will need to acquire
both locks??
Ideally, you would want something like this:
1. Acquire partial WakeLock
2. Preparing to download large file, check whether on Wi
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