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Old 03-29-2009, 11:21 PM
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Re: Getting email and turning off broadband
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Originally Posted by Phantom27 View Post
Hey Adrynalyne (aka: Omnia GOD),

So, I've had push email (Microsoft exchange) active since I got my Omnia. My battery usually lasts a day (sometimes I have to charge it in the evening). I went into Activesync and noticed that my schedule was to sync "As items arrive".

If I change it to sync "Every 5 minutes" will my battery last a lot longer?

Probably, yeah. Push email is the devil. Since I've been setting my email to hourly, its incredible. Not terribly practical for the "connected" individual though.