polymorph wrote: > Yes, I hope they manage to get this fix rolled in very soon! > > I don't have a Magic anymore, but I had a Developer friend try a > Partial wakelock on his, and it did work, so that does seem to be a > temporary workaround on that. However it doesn't solve it for the > Hero, and I don't know if the Samsung Galaxy and other new phones are > going to have an issue yet either.
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