> Is there enough control in the SDK to pursue writing an app with a
> control screen like:
> [x] Enable Voice (GSM)
> [ ] Enable 2G Data
> [ ] Enable 3G Data (uses more battery than 2G)
> [ ] Enable Data When Roaming (may result in extra charges)
> [x] Enable WiFi
> [x] Enable WiFi even if device
Airplane mode does switch of all radios also GPS.
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On Aug 10, 9:47 am, brycen wrote:
> Is there a way for end users to disable 2G data services (e.g. make
> the phone just a phone)? Or disable the GSM function as well (say,
> for a device used on a hiking trip as a GPS tracker, where there is no
> coverage)?
Just ask the user to enable airplane
try to install apndroid from the market - it seems to disable 2G at all...
Am Montag, 10. August 2009 schrieb Yusuf T. Mobile:
> Sorry, there is no way to disable the data channel without modifying
> the Android platform itself. If you travel internationally with your T-
> Mobile phone, I recom
Sorry, there is no way to disable the data channel without modifying
the Android platform itself. If you travel internationally with your T-
Mobile phone, I recommend that you pull the battery or SIM to avoid
data charges.
Yusuf Saib
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The current SDK does not support multiple radio interfaces at the same
time. This means you cannot be on cellular and at the same time use
Wifi for Data connectivity. I agree that it would be nice if it would
be supported. Of course you still can change the underlying framework
and native code to
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