How are you handling battery issues on N95 ?

Hi guys
am new user to N95 and like everything about its features except battery. Definetly am not a heavy users,just few txt message,couple of pictures and songs nothing really compared what you guys are doing(from what i read from other posts).i've to charge it every day!!
my question is ,how you guys are handling ? just a spare battery ? or upgraded some higher powered battery ?
i even disabled 3G and running only GSM but still
Thanks for your comments or advise.

Have you upgraded your firmware to the latest V20? It has a 30% increase in battery life and RAM.
Check by typing in *#0000# in your phone.
Message Edited by 6280 on 31-Dec-2007 09:14 PM
Nokia N95
V 20.0.015
0546553

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Audiophilia,
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How are you handling DistributedAccessExceptions?

We have been experiencing network "gaps" where we get broadcast storms and it
causes a temporary network loss for the end user. We use a pattern whereby a
central client service object updates via remote "persistence" service objects
to persist data.
I've done some testing by disconnecting my own network cable before I try a
"save" (which commits the data to the persistence mgr). My custom exception
handler catches the DistributedAccessException, and displays, "Sorry the
network was down, try again". Then I reconnect the cable, dismiss the
"network down" dialog, and find that the transaction completes on its own.
I wonder... can I always be assured that the transaction will complete once
the network is available again? When would a user need to try the transaction
again?
-Martin
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We have been experiencing network "gaps" where we get broadcast storms and it
causes a temporary network loss for the end user. We use a pattern whereby a
central client service object updates via remote "persistence" service objects
to persist data.
I've done some testing by disconnecting my own network cable before I try a
"save" (which commits the data to the persistence mgr). My custom exception
handler catches the DistributedAccessException, and displays, "Sorry the
network was down, try again". Then I reconnect the cable, dismiss the
"network down" dialog, and find that the transaction completes on its own.
I wonder... can I always be assured that the transaction will complete once
the network is available again? When would a user need to try the transaction
again?
-Martin
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RE: How are you handlingDistributedAccessExceptions?

Hi,
It is a very interesting experiment!
About your question. I think it depends on how you code your transaction.
According to the manual, a transaction will rollback if an exception occurs
and is being handled outside that transaction. Thus, in your situation, if
the DistributedAccessException is being handled within the transaction, the
transaction isn't being rolled back yet! Therefore, when things resume
normal, you can continue.
Regards,
Peter Sham.
-----Original Message-----
From: Martin G Nystrom [SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, March 12, 1999 11:37 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: How are you handling DistributedAccessExceptions?
We have been experiencing network "gaps" where we get broadcast
storms and it
causes a temporary network loss for the end user. We use a pattern
whereby a
central client service object updates via remote "persistence"
service objects
to persist data.
I've done some testing by disconnecting my own network cable before
I try a
"save" (which commits the data to the persistence mgr). My custom
exception
handler catches the DistributedAccessException, and displays, "Sorry
the
network was down, try again". Then I reconnect the cable, dismiss
the
"network down" dialog, and find that the transaction completes on
its own.
I wonder... can I always be assured that the transaction will
complete once
the network is available again? When would a user need to try the
transaction
again?
-Martin
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Hi,
I have a different understanding, which is slightly different from yours and
the difference is on the last exception handling clause for the big
transaction. My understanding is, if I handle the exception before the "end
transaction" just like the way the exception is being handled in the middle
operation, the transaction will still commit. That's why, I usually handled
the exception outside the begin/end transaction block.
Maybe I should do some experiment on this new findings.
Peter Sham.
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, March 15, 1999 11:46 AM
To: [email protected]; [email protected]
Subject: RE: How are you handling
DistributedAccessExceptions?
You can also put operations you dont want to blow the overriding
transaction inside their own exception blocks as long as you dont use the
"begin transaction" keyword..
i.e.,
begin transaction
doSomethingImportant(); // if this raises, we raise to
bottom of the big block and blow trans
begin
doSomethingLessImportant();
exception
when e : GenericException do
log the exception, clear error stack, etc..
If we hit here it will still do the next
step below in the big trans
end;
doAnotherImportantThing(); // exception here will also
raise out and blow transaction
exception
when e : ....
end transaction;
My understanding is that the middle operation is part of the
transaction, and if the third operation raises something and the transaction
rolls back the second operation rolls back also. By adding the mini
begin/exception/end block around the second operation you have simply
avoided blowing the transaction if the middle operation fails. Note that
you could also FORCE the transaction to fail if the error coming out of the
middle operation is severe enough-Just dont handle the raised exception or
re-raise something.
Hope this helps..
-Greg
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]> [SMTP:[email protected]]
<mailto:[SMTP:[email protected]</a>]>
> Sent: Saturday, March 13, 1999 8:13 PM
> To: [email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>
> Subject: RE: How are you handling
DistributedAccessExceptions?
>
>
>
>
> Forte rolls back the transaction before the exception
handler is invoked
> even if the exception is being handled inside the
transaction block. You
> should put the transaction block inside a loop and restart
the transaction
> if there is an exception or exit the loop if the
transaction completes
> successfuly.
>
>
>
>
>
>
> "Peter Sham (HTHK - Assistant Manager - Software
Development, IITB)"
> <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> > on 03/12/99
08:50:07 PM
>
> Please respond to "Peter Sham (HTHK - Assistant Manager -
Software
> Development, IITB)" <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]> >
>
> To: Martin G Nystrom <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]> >
> cc: [email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]> (bcc: Hetal Badheka/Blythe-Nelson)
> Subject: RE: How are you handling
DistributedAccessExceptions?
>
>
>
>
> Hi,
> It is a very interesting experiment!
> About your question. I think it depends on how you code
your transaction.
> According to the manual, a transaction will rollback if an
exception
> occurs
> and is being handled outside that transaction. Thus, in
your situation,
> if
> the DistributedAccessException is being handled within the
transaction,
> the
> transaction isn't being rolled back yet! Therefore, when
things resume
> normal, you can continue.
> Regards,
> Peter Sham.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Martin G Nystrom
[SMTP:[email protected]] <mailto:[SMTP:[email protected]</a>]>
> Sent: Friday, March 12, 1999 11:37 PM
> To: [email protected]
<
"mailto:[email protected]">mailto:[email protected]>
> Subject: How are you handling
DistributedAccessExceptions?
> We have been experiencing network "gaps" where we get
broadcast
> storms and it
> causes a temporary network loss for the end user. We
use a pattern
> whereby a
> central client service object updates via remote
"persistence"
> service objects
> to persist data.
> I've done some testing by disconnecting my own
network cable before
> I try a
> "save" (which commits the data to the persistence
mgr). My custom
> exception
> handler catches the DistributedAccessException, and
displays, "Sorry
> the
> network was down, try again". Then I reconnect the
cable, dismiss
> the
> "network down" dialog, and find that the transaction
completes on
> its own.
> I wonder... can I always be assured that the
transaction will
> complete once
> the network is available again? When would a user
need to try the
> transaction
> again?
> -Martin
>
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How do you handle multiple at the same address?

My wife just got an iMac. She is using the Birthday feature in Address Book and iCal to track our friends and family birthdays and anniversaries.
Question:
How do you track it when multiple people are at the same address? For instance, our friends are a family of four, but they all live at the same address. Do you need to make a separate Address Book card for each of them, even the 1 year old baby? Or can you track multiple people in a single card with custom fields?
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HT1933 How are you supposed to do this when it DOESN'T EVEN WORK!!!! you press report problem and it comes up saying " too many http redirects". Total useless !

How are you supposed to REPORT THE PROBLEM when it DOESN'T EVEN WORK!!
I clicked it as I got a receipt for something that HAS NOT EVEN BEEN BOUGHT ! (It's funny how apple try to charge me twice for something when I work nightshift and my phones switched off!)
and all that happened was it came up saying "too many HTTP redirects" .
And it won't let me report it ! X

Go here:
http://www.apple.com/support/itunes/contact/
and follow the instructions to report your issue to the iTunes Store.
Regards.

How do you handle an incoming call while playing a game?

If you're playing a game on your iPhone, how do you handle an incoming call? A call will stop my app from running, but how do I save the state and restore it when the user starts the app again?
I have a bunch of objects on-screen and I need to record where they are so that the user doesn't lose the progress of their game.
I've looked through the SDK, but I can't see anything obvious. Any ideas?

I don't have a device to test with, but I suspect you'd want to save state in one of the UIApplicationDelegate callbacks:
applicationWillResignActive:
applicationWillTerminate:

Hey how are you guys listen i have an iphone 4s the one i use with the H20 CARRIEr and i trying to enable the option call forwarding and when i type tho number i go back and i notice to the call forwarding it turning off as soon i back to the main menu ?

hey how are you guys listen i have an iphone 4s the one i use with the H20 CARRIEr and i trying to enable the option call forwarding and when i type tho number i go back and i notice to the call forwarding it turning off as soon i back to the main menu ?

There are a lot of posts in the forums today with people having problems with iMessage. There was also a published outage yesterday, so it's possible there are still some issues that may be impacting you both.
I would just wait it out - I'm sure it will be sorted out soon.

TS3704 How are you supposed to fix "The feature you are trying to use is on a network resource that is unavailable" alert appears when you remove Apple software in Windows if it doesn't work on Windows 8 or 8.1???

How are you supposed to fix "The feature you are trying to use is on a network resource that is unavailable" alert appears when you remove Apple software in Windows if it doesn't work on Windows 8 or 8.1???

See Troubleshooting issues with iTunes for Windows updates. You may have to uninstall what you can, reboot and delete the named folders, then reinstall.
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If you've upgraded to the Rev. 1 router how are you liking it?

If you've upgraded to the Rev. 1 router how are you liking it over the old one that you had? Wired speeds aside are you getting more or less wireless speeds or not much difference? This of course applies if your wireless cards can handle the higher speeds.
Range any better?
Looking for feedback as I'm still deciding if I want to upgrade my Westell 7100 to the Rev. 1 because I'd have to upgrade my pc's network card as well.

TNS_2 wrote:
I assume you mean REV I (letter i) . Speed is better range is about the same.
I that case then cheaper and more likely better to just purchase your own router/wap and and it to the internal network.
I you don't have tv as part of your package then could request to change to ethernet connection from ont and just replace the westell with your own router.

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How are businesses handling the "APPLE LOCK" on company cell phones when an employee leaves and their phone is unusable because the euipment was set up on the employee's personal Apple Account with their ID and password? When an employee leaves a business and the company has purchased the equipment, the company should have the rights to reissue the equipment and Apple should provide an alternative to unlock the equipment from the employee's personal APPLE account and password so the company (that purchased the equipment) can reissue the line and equipment to another employee.

If you can prove ownership to Apple, they may be able to help you.
The best way of handing things would be strong policies requiring that the equipment be turned in in a usable state. i.e. not activation locked. Failing this, the employee should be charged the cost of the replacement phone. Held from their final paycheck if required.

How are you handling battery issues on N95 ?

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