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Re: G-Mail Exchange Service Reliability?
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Originally Posted by bluruld View Post
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i believe this is the issue. our tp2's are going inactive and dropping the connection and going back to sync.

i've been trying to play with this and figure out if it is the phone or gmail at fault.

regardless mightymike will figure it out for us all and make a great rom incorporating it.
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Originally Posted by froader View Post
Sorry, but our TP2s are not going inactive and dropping the connection.
I use an exchange server and everytime I check Activesync it says "connected" to exchange.
It certainly sounds like Google doesn't have it fully functional and their server has problems handling the connection.
*at least this is and always has been my experience.
I have to agree with froader. Its not actually suppose to keep data connected for ever, it just has to be turned on and connected. Activesync receives a signal from gmail then it activates and starts to send and receive data, thats when its suppose to sync.
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