uation with the Hero, which won't continue with
these OnSensorChanged() messages even when a WakeLock is in place.
On Aug 30, 5:44 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> polymorph wrote:
> > It's in a background service which does get called for GPS location
> > changes and other thin
> Where in the documentation does it say that sensor readings will wake up
> the device to call your code?
Hi Mark,
It's in a background service which does get called for GPS location
changes and other things while in standby, so I'd expect it to do so
for the sensor changes too (as it did used t
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 Samsun
Yes, I already have a bug report in for this:
http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=3708
On Aug 30, 8:11 am, Alexander Kosenkov wrote:
> I have posted bugreport to Android:
>
> http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=3717
>
> Please vote up or add comments if you face wi
Thanks for the reply, but this didn't seem to work for me on either
the Magic or Hero when I tried partial wake locks (you mentioned
trying on ADP1, ie a G1 - have you tried it on any other handsets?)
It has worked in the past without any requirement on a wake lock as
well, so I believe somethi
Hi,
I have written an application (a service) that uses the accelerometer
to detect movement, and up until recently this has worked fine when
the device was in standby. It has been regularly tested on HTC G1
and Magic and tested specifically to work under these conditions, but
it seems that a re
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