Re: [android-developers] Re: The effect of differnet vendor RIL implementations of URC's on Android

2012-08-23 Thread sebouh00
So focusing on the fact that the listener is being invoked, doesn't this mean Android is being woken up specifically to handle the signal updates? Also, now that you mention wake-locks, isn't registering a phonestatelistener similar to a boardcast receiver? For the latter, I have been made to

Re: [android-developers] Re: The effect of differnet vendor RIL implementations of URC's on Android

2012-08-23 Thread Dianne Hackborn
Are you holding a wake lock? If not, you have no guarantees about how much stuff will run to give you such reports. The difference between these two devices could simply be that one of the devices has more stuff running that is holding wake locks to let you run more as a side-effect. (That said,

[android-developers] Re: The effect of differnet vendor RIL implementations of URC's on Android

2012-08-23 Thread sebouh00
It would be good if someone can back me up, but I think it doesn't matter if I register a listener or not. The RIL will send up the update and Android has to wake up and handle it. Then from what I see in the TelephoneRegistry class, it has to check for registered records and call their callbac