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Old 08-12-2013, 12:37 AM   #438
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Thanks for the details. I'll be running the patch as soon as my Aura arrives. I know what you mean about Wifi sleep. I tend to sideload epub's on my tablet via FTP also, and I enable the "keep WiFi on during sleep" setting in Android to make it easier. So I'll be activating FTP on the Kobo also.

Do you notice a difference in battery life with WiFi on all the time? I assume you can still manually toggle off Wifi if you want? One scenario I hope the Kobo will work for me is to have good battery life in case of the rare extended power outage (atlantic hurricane season!).
I haven't noticed a change in battery life but I've only been turning on WiFi when I need it. WiFi does turn off it you use the WiFi enable/disable button. After enabling WiFi, I just open the web browser to make the connection and then it stays on until I disable it. Just handier than my previous open web browser or trigger a sync and then connect before idle timeout and disconnect. If I forget to disable WiFi, when the Aura goes to sleep, WiFi will turn off and stay off until the next time it's used which also limits the battery drain.

Regards,
David
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