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This may sound dumb, but I haven't heard much about this. What's the difference between sleep and shutdown? How do you do each?
 
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Sleep, or standby (when you put the case on the front side), is like sleep on a laptop. It stops most the actions, but it still draws power from the battery or plug.

Shutdown, done with the power button, or issuing a shutdown command via the command line. Is like shutting down a pc. It saves everything it's been working on, and then powers off. While you'll get some discharge leak from a battery over time, it will last a lot longer than if it was in sleep.
 
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interesting, i never knew about the sleep function. does it kill the internet connection and applications using network?
 
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Originally Posted by mschoen
interesting, i never knew about the sleep function. does it kill the internet connection and applications using network?
It doesn't stop the apps, but it does drop the wifi. I don't have a bluetooth phone so I can't test that, but I'm assuming it would because sleep is meant as a standby, to save battery life. If you look at the docs Nokia says 3 hours on wireless, more if you go into offline mode (from other users), and in standby / sleep the battery will last about 7 days.
 
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