Hi Aki, > > > Yeah, perhaps the property should be called "TechnologyPreference" with > > > values > > > "any", "2G", "3G", "4G". For now at least. > > > > so what about the magic CDMA + UMTS combo chips. We basically have to > > reload the firmware with these. Would be nice to figure out on how that > > can be done. Not that we know much about how Qualcomm intends to use > > that in a phone case scenario, but would be nice to at least think about > > it a bit. > > I'm not at all sure toggling between CDMA and UMTS is going to work smoothly > enough for it to be done at this interface level. It sounds more like > disabling one modem and enabling another. And I'm sure there are other areas > in the API that are going to need tweaking for CDMA. I would rather cross > that bridge when we come to it.
fair enough from my point of view, but lets keep that in mind. The hardware for that is out there. > > Also I wanted you to ask about the data roaming. Does the Nokia modem > > has an option to NOT data roam that we can set. The problem with doing > > it in the host is that a bit of data goes through if you start roaming > > and have a PDP context active. So it costs the user. At least some > > reports indicate this. Does your modem forces a detach or does it just > > happily data roam and just give us a cell update? > > You mean PDP contexts survive a network change? I don't think they do. Sounds > like a bug in the application. > > The Nokia modems have a setting to automatically attach, but that doesn't yet > move any data. That is what T-Mobile promises me when crossing borders into Netherlands or Austria with my German SIM card. It should have smooth data roaming. To be honest, I have never really tried it. Either I was on a plane anymore or too cheap to pay for data roaming ;) Regards Marcel _______________________________________________ ofono mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ofono.org/listinfo/ofono
