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On 2011-07-03 01:50:46, doministry wrote:
On 2011-07-03 01:26:36, Arne Anka wrote:
On 2011-06-29 18:32:27, doministry wrote:
But I DON'T want it on. I want the time I set not automatic.
Are you sure your network provider supports this at all ? In Sweden, no opertator I know of supports automatic set of time, so whether it is enabled or not makes no difference here.
I think yes my provider gives me that opportunity.
Same for me, I'm on automatic time and I like the fact that my time is always accurate
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Posted: 2011-07-03 19:52:31
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On 2011-07-03 15:03:37, Arne Anka wrote:
Not 100%. But I have used both Telia and Tele2 with various phones and none have kept the time correctly and have seen lot of others with similar problem. Granted last time I used Telia was a couple of years ago before I had a 3G enabled phone (seems GSM networks do not carry the time while 3G networks do according to some).
Could be true, that 3G carries some sort of ntp. It's essentially a constant open data connection so it wouldn't be wierder than ntp on our own computers
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Posted: 2011-07-03 22:10:03
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On 2011-07-03 01:43:14, Tsepz_GP wrote:
Adsada
Those dots are normal, they are on the X10 as well.
Nope, you cant change those background themes unfortunetly.
That seems a bit of a flaw then, as it makes viewing really annoying when in the sun
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Posted: 2011-07-03 22:28:07
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@adsada It's not unusual for touchscreens to have these. It's a lot worse on resistive screens than on capacitive screens and it's not always manifested as dots but on certain manufacturer's screens it's complete diagonal lines or long dashed lines.
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Posted: 2011-07-04 08:16:59
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I've got another question
sorry but I'm really paranoid about my arc, does your arc get noticeably warm at the top of the phone where the earpiece is and on the back where the camera is located, is this normal?
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Posted: 2011-07-06 00:28:50
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Mine did when I had one it is perhaps where the CPU is or maybe just the screen. All that power in a thin phone the heat has to go somewhere. Can you imagine a phone with a CPU fan
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Posted: 2011-07-06 00:31:59
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On 2011-07-06 00:31:59, Bonovox wrote:
Mine did when I had one it is perhaps where the CPU is or maybe just the screen. All that power in a thin phone the heat has to go somewhere. Can you imagine a phone with a CPU fan
haha that would be pretty funny, I might just keep it next to a fan
I think it does it when I use the camera, as I just tried the now. But yeah I'm not surprised as everything must be packed into the two ends of the phone
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Posted: 2011-07-06 00:37:38
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When I had the Arc it became hottest when playing Angry Birds or using the internet
Worst phone I ever had for becoming hot was the HTC Desire. The phone often got so hot it kept rebooting.
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Posted: 2011-07-06 01:31:36
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Battery question!!
Does any of you guys see battery % fluctuating? Like, mine nowadays goes to like 70% then up 72% then after a while 70% again. Sometimes it's as small as 2% and other times it can be 12%
I'm not sure if it's a heating problem, I live in Egypt, the weather is insanely hot (not like Gulf hot, but still hot) and I get from hot to Air Conditioned frequently. Also, I've never seen battery temperature below 32 celcius. It's not really bugging me but I don't want this to be damaging the battery!
As for heating, it does heat near the earpiece when I'm talking on the phone, angry birding or browsing. Probably CPU, 'coz since it happens while talking on the phone the screen is off.
Apart from all that....brilliant phone and loving it
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Posted: 2011-07-07 18:20:44
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2.3.4 UPDATE COMING SOON THIS MONTH
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Posted: 2011-07-07 21:30:46
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