View Single Post
Old 08-10-2011, 02:08 PM   #14
Lunchtray
Connoisseur
Lunchtray is my name, but call me Ishmael.Lunchtray is my name, but call me Ishmael.Lunchtray is my name, but call me Ishmael.Lunchtray is my name, but call me Ishmael.Lunchtray is my name, but call me Ishmael.Lunchtray is my name, but call me Ishmael.Lunchtray is my name, but call me Ishmael.Lunchtray is my name, but call me Ishmael.Lunchtray is my name, but call me Ishmael.Lunchtray is my name, but call me Ishmael.Lunchtray is my name, but call me Ishmael.
 
Posts: 78
Karma: 107708
Join Date: Jul 2011
Device: Kobo Glo, Kobo Touch, Kobo Gen 1
Quote:
Originally Posted by MDK View Post
While we would like this option as well, for technical reasons, it is unlikely that it would be added. To preserve/extend battery life the device suspends and stops updating the screen after some short period of inactivity, in such a case keeping the screen powered at all times to update the time would decrease battery life.
To draw a comparison this would be the same as leaving the back-lit/screen on your cellphone on permanently.
To only update the time periodically (eg only on page turns) would probably lead to confusion.
The suggestions to display the time when you open the menu via middle clicking the screen would be a good choice.
Lunchtray is offline   Reply With Quote