From: Patrick S. V. <pat...@gm...> - 2011-07-14 21:19:14
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Hi Dennis OK, you are lucky... Since Cisco released anyconnect for rooted phones, I have wifi switched on most of the time, this saves me some battery and gives me heaps of bandwidth. On 07/13/2011 08:26 AM, D. Jansen wrote: > Yes, that's what I had assumed. I thought, as the new high quality > codecs fit in GSM bandwidth > (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GSM#Voice_codecs), it would just switch to > GSM. But it turns out it doesn't do that, yet. All it does is to disable > the dialup data connection to save your traffic volume. If we also > switch off the 3G part we can save a nice amount. OK, let's try it. I sort of got addicted of saving battery even though it is not that important by now... > Oh, I haven't tried that. But I'm pretty sure it'd be 3G still. Because > it also allows for higher quality voice codecs. I know for sure that > I've read it, probably in c't. But I only found this in > Wikipedia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GSM#Voice_codecs, which doesn't > say whether the new umts codec can be used in practice in gsm/2G mode. I > assume the 2G system are not programmed to use it there, only in 3G. And > that's probably why phones switch to 3G at all even if you're not using > the internet. Otherwise that would make no sense. Would you mind writing up some docu for it? > But it's very easy to test: Just try leaving the phone active a day > (ideally in the same spot) with 2G + Wifi and then a day with 3G + Wifi. I wish I could leave my phone on my desk all day! Attached you will find a development preview of 2.7.0 (which might be 3.0.0 when released). My changelog states the following: * features - make configuration loadable from other apps (with the correct permission) - ask before deleting autoload configuration - change networkmode on wifi connected * bug fixes - * internal - new networkmode handler Except the code switching the network mode I run this apk for days. Patrick |