aminaked
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Oh, so locale doesn't need to use GPS? Cool, I think I'll try it out.
Oh, so locale doesn't need to use GPS? Cool, I think I'll try it out.
ha, how do you know i'm so cheap?! (I am.)
Yes, it turns off your 3G.
I don't think scanning takes much juice. If it's just receiving and not sending, it should have a minimal effect on battery.
I say if you connect to wifi at least once/day then just leave the wifi setting on and use wifi whenever you can. Also, by default wifi is set to shut off when the screen is off. There is a setting to change this but I don't think it's a good idea to leave it always on for most people.
Try it both ways. I leave mine on and am very happy. There is a hidden setting to keep wifi on even when the screen is off but I didn't enable that.
The droid X currently has a bug (does droid 2 have it?) Where you should turn off using cell networks to determine location...under phone settings > locations & sync
That little dancing banana is why I try to help people. Thank you.Try it both ways. I leave mine on and am very happy. There is a hidden setting to keep wifi on even when the screen is off but I didn't enable that.
The droid X currently has a bug (does droid 2 have it?) Where you should turn off using cell networks to determine location...under phone settings > locations & sync
Thanks a lot:icon_ banana:
That little dancing banana is why I try to help people. Thank you.Try it both ways. I leave mine on and am very happy. There is a hidden setting to keep wifi on even when the screen is off but I didn't enable that.
The droid X currently has a bug (does droid 2 have it?) Where you should turn off using cell networks to determine location...under phone settings > locations & sync
Thanks a lot:icon_ banana:
ps: apparently droid 2 does NOT have the same bug