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Psycho 2010-09-19 16:48
wich IM service drains more battery ?
 
Hi guys,

I am using the internal IM program a lot on the n900..
Now my question is;

Wich program drains more battery..
Pigdin internet IM
or
Baked internal IM service


greets,

zehjotkah 2010-09-19 16:52
Re: wich IM service drains more battery ?
 
Pidgin drains more afaik
If you're using MSN check out pecan.
It should consume the least battery.

Psycho 2010-09-19 17:15
Re: wich IM service drains more battery ?
 
yes, i am using pecan.. is there a program in python or something.. that if im connected to 3g network it automatically changes to wifi and if there is no wifi it connects back to 3g ??

cuz the baked switch program doesnt work for me

ossipena 2010-09-19 17:36
Re: wich IM service drains more battery ?
 
wait a second. You asked about programs to use services but don't mention the services at all...
E:what search interval you have in settings?

zimon 2010-09-19 17:39
Re: wich IM service drains more battery ?
 
Just make a test with powertop having either one enabled and then compare. Its easy.

festivalnut 2010-09-19 18:05
Re: wich IM service drains more battery ?
 
does leaving your settings to connect automatically to any known wifi and 3g not work? perhaps you've left it connecting to any wifi and get html secure password access points taking priority over 3g connection and not giving you access?
i vaguely remember seeing a script someone wrote on here that would be used for connecting to public wifi's, but would ping an ip to test the connection, therefore not wasting time being connected to hotspots which require a password after connecting, perhaps this script could be modified to suit your settings?

Psycho 2010-09-19 18:06
Re: wich IM service drains more battery ?
 
i am using msn pecan IM .. the baked one on the n900 and last week ive downloaded pigdin internet app.. and the drain off battery irritated me.. i tried everything.. OC, Swappiness, the brightness off my screen.. and i also have disabled the update interval off my email and weather for example..

i was just curious ;) wich program uses less battery .. cuz we dont have push like Whatsapp or something..

Psycho 2010-09-19 18:09
Re: wich IM service drains more battery ?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by festivalnut (Post 820800)
does leaving your settings to connect automatically to any known wifi and 3g not work? perhaps you've left it connecting to any wifi and get html secure password access points taking priority over 3g connection and not giving you access?
i vaguely remember seeing a script someone wrote on here that would be used for connecting to public wifi's, but would ping an ip to test the connection, therefore not wasting time being connected to hotspots which require a password after connecting, perhaps this script could be modified to suit your settings?
yehh that would be great.. cuz if im walking too my car and im on the wifi off my home.. its a shame that i need to reconnect manually to 3g to make a connection again -_-

festivalnut 2010-09-19 18:17
Re: wich IM service drains more battery ?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Psycho (Post 820803)
yehh that would be great.. cuz if im walking too my car and im on the wifi off my home.. its a shame that i need to reconnect manually to 3g to make a connection again -_-
if you go to internet connection settings, and change 'connect automatically' to any rather than wlan, this should be the expected behaviour. like i said the problem is free public hotspots with html passwords in this case. shouldn't be a problem walking to the car though. then again using IM while driving really isn't reccomended! :/

Psycho 2010-09-19 18:59
Re: wich IM service drains more battery ?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by festivalnut (Post 820807)
if you go to internet connection settings, and change 'connect automatically' to any rather than wlan, this should be the expected behaviour. like i said the problem is free public hotspots with html passwords in this case. shouldn't be a problem walking to the car though. then again using IM while driving really isn't reccomended! :/
lolll hahah no im not driving and chatting at the same time.. but thnx im going 2 look at it :)


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