Help Delay on receiving text/email while asleep?

[CaveRacing]

This is my 3rd post today of trying to understand the ins and outs of the DINC.

Here's another - When my phone is asleep (at least I THINK that's what it is), I don't appear to get the notification for an email or a text message.

For example, I pressed the button to wake up the phone and all of a sudden I received a text message. The message was time stamped 4:45 but the actual time that I received it was after 5pm.

How does this work?

Thanks again!!

 

[knebel22]

What are the settings for your mail delivery?
Mine are set for 15 minutes.
Perhaps that is the delay.
Go to mail - settings- send & receive- down load frequency

 

[iowabowtech]

Settings > Wireless & Networks > Mobile Networks > Enable "Always on mobile data"

If this is not checked, certain items will come in randomly, typically a function of another app polling for data. Certain apps bypass this setting and force data through anyway. When this happens, it'll also push through things that ARE affected by this setting. If that doesn't happen however, when you wake the phone like you did, the data will come through at that time instead.

Could be wrong here, but I'm guessing your "always on" is currently unchecked.

 

[CaveRacing]

My exchange mail in the HTC Mail client is set for "as items arrive."

The mobile network "always on" is enabled. It has been the entire time.

Hmmmm. What else could it be?

 

[iowabowtech]

Hmmmm. What else could it be?

A fluke, poor coverage at the time, IDK. Doesn't make sense to me with your current settings. Shouldn't be happening, especially with texts. Emails can be set for certain poll intervals depending on the app in use but texts should be coming through.

 

[Jabul]

I've had the same problem since I brought the phone when they first came out. Well, I have the delay on emails but not texts. No one has been able to solve the issue for me. It must be some kind of hardware issue that's rare because not everyone has this problem. I'll get emails anywhere from instant to 15 minutes or so late.