Hi all, couple of questions: firstly, how do i get the weather app to update by itself without me refreshing? Oh, and ive gone to settings and set update automaticly.
Secondly: Google mail, how do i get it pushed to my hero? as in real time?
In the settings i can see the "always on mobile" thing, do i need to tick that box to enable both of the above?
Ive had it on now for 3 or so hours and nether emails nor weather has updated/appeared. Yet when i go to my email account and manually refresh theres emails there????
Sorry with all the questions, but thanks in advance.
I had issues with Googlemail not updating last week. I poll several other accounts via POP and forward the mail to my handset, and it hadn't refreshed for 6 days. I manually refreshed from the web page and within minutes Googlemail started working again. Perhaps a similar "kick-start" will help you?
Thanks slug, but it hasnt help im afraid. I got my phone through carphone warehouse and used my voda sim in it and it wouldnt send mms to start with. I rectified that by searching the web to get new settings to type in, it now sends mms.
I wonder if the lack of updating of the weather and push of emails is caused by similar settings not catered for with a vanilla device with vodafone?
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Hah, thats probably the problem :P
In order to auto-update, a task needs to keep a service open in the background. Most of the time this service will use little if any system resources, only coming into action when it needs to do something, like update a widget. Killing the service means no auto-update.
However, you are safe to kill the gmail app, if you kill this you WILL still get auto notifications of emails. But this doesn't apply to the default mail app, killing that will stop you getting email updates for any email accounts you have set up on it.
If you are using taskiller then yellow does mean it is using resources.
Anyway add the weather (and any other widget you want to auto-update) to your ignore list :P
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the mail should be pushed to your handset as soon as its sent to your email address. Its "push" rather than checking the server at certain intervals, but don't ask me the technical process behind it! Should act like how you get sms.
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