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Re: Data connections run amok
Why don't you try installing SPB GPRS Monitor for a month or so. It will track your data usage, however I dont think it can disconnect automatically
http://www.spbsoftwarehouse.com/prod...prsmonitor/?en |
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Re: Data connections run amok
Thx Supadoggie, I've installed the SPB GPRS Monitor and I'll watch my usage for the next couple of days, but it doesn't seem to tell me what application(s) are using the bandwidth, only how much bandwidth is being used.
I also find it odd that I am the only person to want a data connection to "time out". Does everyone that uses a weather application really leave their phone connected 24/7? |
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Re: Data connections run amok
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Where are you seeing "data minutes" used? If you are looking online at your account, what you see is 6700kb of data communicated to/from your device, or 6.7mb. I am not a heavy user and I use about 100-200mb per month; you are on track to use less than 15mb this month. Last edited by bakntyme; 02-21-2008 at 10:46 AM. |
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Re: Data connections run amok
This thread might help. It makes your data connection disconnect if not in use. I think an idle data connection drains your battery so if anything with a unlimited data plan you can save some battery.
http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread...dle+connection
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Re: Data connections run amok
@bakntyme:
I'm not really "concerned" except for battery usage, and the fact that *I* want to be the one to decide what my phone does, not some braindead programmer at M$. And yes, I was looking at my usage details on the Sprint website and just assumed it was showing minutes used since that is what is shown for the other usage details. 6700kb makes alot more sense that 6700 minutes! @johnnychimpo: Thanks for the link! I guess it's a matter of using the right search terms as my searches proved fruitless. @all: Thanks for the solutions. I've "Spread the Rep" as they say. Cheers, Keith |
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