Steelyuhas
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Get home, update time. Oh wait!
Dammit! (My battery has turned to absolute shit. Pretty sure it's the FB app update)
Dammit! (My battery has turned to absolute shit. Pretty sure it's the FB app update)
How long did the update take?
How long did the update take?
So since I'm kind of new to this Glance stuff, how do I know it won't burn in or damage the screen? I appreciate the randomly hovering time and potential to alternate low-bit backgrounds, but does it have any long-term screen or battery impact? I have mine set to Interval because it's not like I need the time on in my pocket.
About 40 minutes for the entire process for me.
What seems to be happening is that, buoyed up by under the hood changes in WP8 GDR2, Nokia has found a way to run the LCD backlight at very low brightness, I'm guessing around 1%. Allied to the OS and Snapdragon chip supporting such a low level, low power process as maintaining a permanent clock, the end result is impressive. I've been testing this on the Lumia 920 (with the optional 'double tap to wake ALSO turned on) and the extra battery drain is of the order of a few percent a day, barely more than the 1% a day I usually reckoned on for the always-on AMOLED displays on Symbian smartphones a few years ago.
Wasn't too bad - maybe 10-15 minutes after the download completed. I was worried because of the horror stories about the spinning gears lasting for hours, but my AT&T Lumia 920 updated relatively quickly.
Yay I finally got the update we've been waiting so long for.
...what did it add besides the glance screen?
What it fix a lot of little annoying things, and should have come a lot sooner. ProCam is league better than Microsoft camera app and smartCam is great not to mention it should fix Xbox Music.That is why it was kind of annoying hearing people bitch and moan about this release taking so long to be pushed out. There isn't shit in it. GDR3 is the one e care about
At least you can use Nokia Pro Cam though.
Read this for more details: http://www.wpcentral.com/att-amber-and-gdr2-updates-nokia-lumia-920-live
Spinning gears is when you factory reset.
Well, I wouldn't really call it "cheap" considering my on-contract 1020 was $50 less than the 5c here on Rogers. 32GB 1020 for $180 vs 32GB 5c for $230.How can the 5c not be doing well? It's a "new" product from Apple and it's "cheap".
Pro Cam question, is there a way to get multiple controls on the screen at once? I remember seeing all the wheels up at once and I can only get one at a time.
The only thing I can see from that chart is that Samsung is beasting. Even Apple is fading fast.
Glance screen is one of those things that you just expect all smartphones to have from now on.
Is there reason why I'm unable to get Pro Cam?
I'm finding I like the Peek setting the best. When I pull phone out of my pocket, the glance screen activates so I can check the time easily (and notifications when they are added).I only like using glance if it is on all the time, but it feels weird having something on the screen all the time as well.
But did it stuck on spinning for hours or day? That's what happen often time on 920 when you do full reset.I got it on my gf's phone when I updated it to GDR2/Amber.
Why doesnt glance work am I using it wrong? and the clock stays on all the time prolly killing the battery.
hover hand over show status right?
Lumia 820
I only like using glance if it is on all the time, but it feels weird having something on the screen all the time as well.
Speaking of the Glance Screen. Once Nokia gets bought by Microsoft I wonder what will happen to the specific Nokia updates which bring these kinds of updates. Will Nokia still continue to do them to help push their products, or does Microsoft take those updates and put them in a general Windows Phone release for all products.
Set it to peek instead of always on
Is it plugged in?its already on peek.
Slide the camera button (on the right) to the left a little.
GDR2 improves image quality as well.
Glance screen glowing on me. Handy when I'm half sleep and wondering what time it is lol
Ok, now that I have GDR2 I have a question about Pro Cam. In a lot of the press and coverage, I keep seeing this image:
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I also remember reading about how Pro Cam would automatically suggest for you the best settings, and give you a warning if you've manually selected settings that could result in a poor shot given the circumstances.
On my 920, though, all I see is the little adjustment bar across the top, and I can only show one of the "rings" at a time. I'd really like to do what I see in that image - show all the adjustment bars at the same time.
Is there something I'm missing? Or is that only available on the 1020?
Is it plugged in?
Speaking of the Glance Screen. Once Nokia gets bought by Microsoft I wonder what will happen to the specific Nokia updates which bring these kinds of updates. Will Nokia still continue to do them to help push their products, or does Microsoft take those updates and put them in a general Windows Phone release for all products.
Obviously Microsoft is going to copy Google and decouple everything from the kernel. Then the Nokia ninjas will dish out updates to everything every other week![]()
One thing that bugs me with Pro Cam on the 920 is when you take picture and then look at the preview for a split second the colour balance is different.
Maybe I'm remembering things wrong, but wasn't GDR2 supposed to enable Podcasts in all regions?