Wireless Moot

[bionichillbilly]

Awesome. So I'm wondering if your battery was right on the edge when you started flashing the first time....only possible explanation I can think of. Anyway, glad you got it fixed!

A simple $10 fix.

 

[Dave12308]

I'm sure you see where im going with this...

All I wanted was a Pepsi, just one Pepsi...

The answer is that the AOSP builds like the CM series ROMs use a different Exchange client than Motorola phones do on a stock ROM.

 

[Phasedroid]

Ok, so far stable at 1400 MHz. Running three quadrants to see what my average is. :icon_ devil:

 

[SamuriHL]

Holy schikes! I stumped the Samuri?!? Lol

All I wanted was a Pepsi, just one Pepsi...

No, I simply refuse to pull answers out of my @$$. If I don't know, I prefer to simply say "I don't know." Since I don't use roms, I have no experience there.

 

[mjs27541]

The answer is that the AOSP builds like the CM series ROMs use a different Exchange client than Motorola phones do.

Ah makes sense. I noticed that too but wasn't sure what the difference in clients would translate to in practice. Still an android paduwan, what can I say

All I wanted was a Pepsi, just one Pepsi...

 

[mjs27541]

No, I simply refuse to pull answers out of my @$$. If I don't know, I prefer to simply say "I don't know." Since I don't use roms, I have no experience there.

I'll refer back to my post this morning about the refreshing lack of BS on this thread. Thanks, you may have another HoB convert soon. If worst comes to worst I can use my other phone for work emails.

All I wanted was a Pepsi, just one Pepsi...

 

[Dave12308]

Ah makes sense. I noticed that too but wasn't sure what the difference in clients would translate to in practice. Still an android paduwan, what can I say

All I wanted was a Pepsi, just one Pepsi...

That's why a 3rd party app like Touchdown is the best idea for Exchange support since it is consistent across OS versions. If you require decent Exchange support, it's the best way.

 

[mjs27541]

That's why a 3rd party app like Touchdown is the best idea for Exchange support since it is consistent across OS versions. If you require decent Exchange support, it's the best way.

Yeah but touchdown wouldn't work for me either. I wonder if our server is only set up to allow the moto client. But then I shouldn't be able to get anything on CM9 on my tab.

All I wanted was a Pepsi, just one Pepsi...

 

[jayrod]

Ah makes sense. I noticed that too but wasn't sure what the difference in clients would translate to in practice. Still an android paduwan, what can I say

All I wanted was a Pepsi, just one Pepsi...

I'm wondering what security your exchange is putting in place to make it so difficult.
I'm using enhanced Email, have my roadrunner, Gmail and exchange email sent to it. Granted, it's not a billion dollar multi national company, but it's not a mom& pop organization either.

Sent from my . 247 House of BIONIC Edition

 

[dautley]

Um, that's only cause you didn't read my post where I said I went to the Amiga after the C64 when I was in high school.

I had a Amiga after a C-64, all I could do for about six months is say "Man, look at those graphics!"

 

[mjs27541]

I'm wondering what security your exchange is putting in place to make it so difficult.
I'm using enhanced Email, have my roadrunner, Gmail and exchange email sent to it. Granted, it's not a billion dollar multi national company, but it's not a mom& pop organization either.

Sent from my . 247 House of BIONIC Edition

You and me both. Mine is just a local government server. And I can connect on my Palm Pre for pete's sake. It can't be that friggin secure...

All I wanted was a Pepsi, just one Pepsi...

 

[welsalex]

OK, next question for the mooters on leaks:

What browser do you prefer, and if you want please say why it kicks butt more than anything else??? Thank you for your input!

 

[Phasedroid]

View attachment 56721

That's the best so far. Stable at 1425.

 

[SamuriHL]

Chrome on mobile and desktop.

 

[symbiontsoul]

Chrome