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Old 03-02-2007, 02:29 AM   #20
Antartica
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Location: Madrid, Spain
Device: quaderno, remarkable2, yotaphone2, prs950, iliad, onhandpc, newton
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Originally Posted by Mambo
Otherwise when I tried last time, I got so disappointed that browsing has consumed the battery of my iliad in just 2 hours (as opposed to reading was possible for 10 hours).
Now I've got the idea, that would it be possible to close the wireless every time a page has been downloaded and put the CPU in idle mode, or at least do nothing. But when you click on a link reconnect again to the wireless network in the background, download the webpage and disconnect again?
This way you could browse the net for 10 hours (with the exception of a few sites, where you need to log on and stay connected)

I hope somebody here knows how to do this and would help us to achieve this!
Hey! That was how the Apple Newton worked (AFAIK) .

If there is a way to bypass using connectionManager to do the connection, perhaps it can be done fast enough to be usable. Right now using connectionManager, it's like 5-8 seconds to connect in my setup (although I have the access point is quite far), and I don't think it'll be very usable this way if we connect/fetch page/disconnect. Anyway, in the zaurus it's like 3 seconds to connect, and I don't think that it can be done better than that.

P.S.: I had the impression that the batteries lasted more than 2h with wifi... I'll have to do some tests.
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