How do I enable Push for gmail accounts ?
The option doesn't seem to be there, it defaults to Fetch and there's no way to set it to Push.
Thanks
How the heck do you go through 8GB of data in two days? Do you not use Wi-Fi at home?Verizon LTE is amazing in Manhattan. Typically getting 15Mbps down, but my highest speed test was 32Mbps. I've already chewed through 8.2GB of data since Friday.
Paying retail for the phone to keep unlimited was definitely worth it for me. Over a two-year period the $450 subsidy works out to $18.75 a month, so I'm effectively paying $42.75 a month ($30 less 20% work discount for data, plus $18.75) for unlimited, unthrottled LTE.
push for gmail only works if you set up gmail as an exchange account.
http://support.google.com/mobile/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=138740
This is the kind of people I expect show up to release lines TBH.
How the heck do you go through 8GB of data in two days? Do you not use Wi-Fi at home?
I thought Verizon throttled after 5gb? If not, I'm stoked then, because I have unlimited.
No, Verizon just charges $15/GB over your limit.I thought Verizon throttled after 5gb? If not, I'm stoked then, because I have unlimited.
This is the kind of people I expect show up to release lines TBH.
Line interview lady seems highly suspect. Would've been more convincing if they stopped before the "Apple 5" stuff.
Gravity Rush is coming to iOS?
Line interview lady seems highly suspect. Would've been more convincing if they stopped before the "Apple 5" stuff.
Well, I'm awake now after doing my first true "cycle" or calibration on the battery. After using it immediately upon arrival and depleting to about 10%, I charged it to 100% and woke up yesterday morning. From there, I used the phone heavily and let it drain to 0% by about 11:30pm last night. I let it sit there, dead, for a little less than two hours, and then I plugged it in and went to bed. I woke up to a 100% charge, and then let it stay charging for an extra hour or so just in case.
Immediately upon removing the cable, I began "typical" use. I bounced between text messages (glad my friend was being a conversationalist), email, and internet browsing (with a page reload every minute or so). I did this without letting the phone's screen turn off even once.
50% Brightness
Was using Wifi with a strong signal; but LTE was turned "on"
All Location Services On
Push Email for five accounts
Bluetooth off
I got THIRTY minutes of use before dropping to 99%. Obviously, there's no way that'll be a linear depletion. I have zero doubts that the battery percentage will drop quick and quicker the closer it gets to zero. Nevertheless, it's still pretty nice, considering my 4S would drop from 100%->99% in a couple minutes; and after 30 minutes of equivalent use, my old phone would probably be hovering around 93-94% battery life.
So, again, I don't expect the phone to keep up with this; but I'll check back at the end of the day and share how it fared.
is it really necessary to cycle modern batteries anymore?
I figured as much. Is there a way to just used standard texting if you want? That would be lame for people that have limited data if you're forced to iMessage. Probably doesn't use much and I have unlimited data anyway but still curious if you can switch the option.
is it really necessary to cycle modern batteries anymore?
This guy is an ass.
You Don’t Need a F*cking Case for Your iPhone 5
http://gizmodo.com/5945198
LOL, that took me by surprise.A writer that ends an article with a rage face. Oh dear.
Please don't call Jesus Diaz a writer.A writer that ends an article with a rage face. Oh dear.
First day:
Next:
Brightness on 60-75 (no auto)
bluetooth on (2 accessories connected)
gps on (no geo-location alerts though)
wifi on
lte on
First day:
Next:
Brightness on 60-75 (no auto)
bluetooth on (2 accessories connected)
gps on (no geo-location alerts though)
wifi on
lte on
LTE on Verizon is like regular Internet. I have had a mifi for awhile and if you are watching videos you can chew through a few gigs in like 2 hours.How the heck do you go through 8GB of data in two days? Do you not use Wi-Fi at home?
Bluetooth can really kill your battery. Maybe not by that much but I always noticed a huge hit. Same with GPS.First day:
Next:
Brightness on 60-75 (no auto)
bluetooth on (2 accessories connected)
gps on (no geo-location alerts though)
wifi on
lte on
LTE on Verizon is like regular Internet. I have had a mifi for awhile and if you are watching videos you can chew through a few gigs in like 2 hours.
I have to monitor what I do to avoid going over my 5 gig cap.
Though to be fair I don't so anything that data intensive on my phone but even on a phone if you download some big apps, podcasts and videos it would go fast.
How the heck do you go through 8GB of data in two days? Do you not use Wi-Fi at home?
Bluetooth can really kill your battery. Maybe not by that much but I always noticed a huge hit. Same with GPS.
I wonder how long before these carriers up these data caps.
:lol
And miss out on $10 per gig overages?
wtf?
did you play some game all the time or what?
terrible battery time!
What? That's terrible.
wtf?
did you play some game all the time or what?
terrible battery time!
It works with my 2009 Civic. Actually at first I thought it didn't, because I use iTunes Match and hadn't actually downloaded any music yet when I tried it. So I thought I'd listen to a podcast through Downcast but that didn't work either - seems I had to have actual music files on my phone before it would register via USB. I tried it again today just to make sure and bam it was working as if nothing happened.
It lets me skip songs and shows song information.
I always leave Bluetooth on. It's never been that big of a deal for me. GPS on the other hand...
GPS is murder on the battery as I learned last night.
it's just so annoying having to manually turn GPS on and off (especially off as there is usually no shortcut to the settings app for that) when it's required. I've been spoilt by autotoggles in Android.
I mean, they eventually shaped up on text messages. I remember when those were like 300 caps with $0.25/message overages.
it's just so annoying having to manually turn GPS on and off (especially off as there is usually no shortcut to the settings app for that) when it's required. I've been spoilt by autotoggles in Android.
Wondering about my poor battery life too, finally noticed that under iCloud, the phone thinks it's still restoring from a backup.
So I can click "Stop Restoring iPhone", but is there a way to check, first, what it hasn't restored yet & what it's waiting for? I've checked all the obvious things, but...?
is GPS on all the time if you leave it on in the settings?
I wonder how long before these carriers up these data caps.