On 05/05/2014 01:09 PM, logos wrote: > To sum up, it remember where you usually connect to Wi-Fi throug operator > network cell identifiers
Don't network cell identifiers cover geographical areas larger than the reach of a wifi base station? Isn't there a chance you could be at the end of your street and it would turn of 3G, turn on Wifi, but it can't get a strong enough signal from your Wifi to connect? I would suggest using geolocation but on devices without GPS, I'm not sure it's good enough you're in reach of your Wifi. There's also power considerations when running gps. This seems like a good idea on the surface. What if you changed it from an automatic feature to one that is manual. For instance, the lock screen could have UI for quickly switching between "network profiles" (e.g. Home, Work, Roam). -dave
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