If my N4 has been asleep for a while, Gmail Notifications can be delayed by up to 15 minutes, rendering 'push' fairly useless. I might as well just poll the server!
Anyone figured out a fix for this? I am using light flow but I don't think that is the cause.
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It's a N4 issue, they say it's going to be fixed in the next OS version
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If my N4 has been asleep for a while, Gmail Notifications can be delayed by up to 15 minutes, rendering 'push' fairly useless. I might as well just poll the server!
Anyone figured out a fix for this? I am using light flow but I don't think that is the cause.
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Just WiFi or also mobile data?
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Doesn't seem to make any difference whether it's 3g or wifi. Hope they do fix it in the next update. Very annoying.
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One of the bugs for our N4's.
Don't bother trying any of the fixes, they don't work.
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Is there anyway to get persistent notifications? I am using jellybro and my wife is still stock. Neither ROM seems to support the feature.
I want my phone to beep every few minutes to remind me of missed calls and text messages.
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Im sure Ive seen many apps on the app store while I was just casually looking through
I haven't had luck on playstore.
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Androidwhiz said:
I haven't had luck on playstore.
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Is this the sort of thing you were looking for?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=edges.android.reminder&feature=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsImVkZ2VzLmFuZHJvaWQucmVtaW5kZXIiXQ..
Exactly! You are the man! Don't understand why such a basic feature was removed from android. Doesn't seem like I should need an app for this. Thanks a million!
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My notification light doesn't work neither by using stock ROM or pa
And I enabled it in options
But it works perfectly with light flow so what do u think
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It's a software problem if it's working with Light Flow.
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Three notification light doesn't work particularly well by itself, you need a third party app like Light flow to make it work.
That's not an RMA issue, though.
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Thanks
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Today I noticed that when I unplug my headphones I get a toast saying that it was disconnected.
This thing occurred today so maybe Google did what Sony did and pushed a few modified files over to all the Nexus 4's on stock without any OTA's or anything like nothing happened.
Does anyone with the stock rom get this today?
Go to http://flic.kr/p/fb5Uiy for screenshot.
Cannot upload image to XDA anymore for some reason.
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Today I noticed that when I unplug my headphones I get a toast saying that it was disconnected.
This thing occurred today so maybe Google did what Sony did and pushed a few modified files over to all the Nexus 4's on stock without any OTA's or anything like nothing happened.
Does anyone with the stock rom get this today?
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I don't get it.
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myturbo1 said:
I don't get it.
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Look at the screenshot which I just uploaded, I forgot to upload it earlier.
Toast?
When I unplug my headphones I get pancakes. What rom are you using?
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lowtje said:
When I unplug my headphones I get pancakes. What rom are you using?
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Stock rom, toast in Android means this black rectangular shape with text within on the bottom of the screen, refer to screenshot in the first post.
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Toast?
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Toast means a black rectangle with text within on the bottom of the screen, screenshot linked in the first post.
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I haven't seen that toast. It could be coming from an app you have installed and not the OS. Perhaps the Zoner AV you have installed.
El Daddy said:
I haven't seen that toast. It could be coming from an app you have installed and not the OS. Perhaps the Zoner AV you have installed.
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Your right, It is the Music Tagging app, I just greenified it so it will not occur again.
This is what happens when you think too hard when there is a simple fix.
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Clearly not from stock software, hardware icons go to the right with WiFi and BT.
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Ace42 said:
Clearly not from stock software, hardware icons go to the right with WiFi and BT.
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What hardware buttons?, I am using the Google-all-clean-stock rom.
Bluetooth is off so the icon does not show which is completely normal since Android 1.5.
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andyabc said:
What hardware buttons?, I am using the Google-all-clean-stock rom.
Bluetooth is off so the icon does not show which is completely normal since Android 1.5.
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I never said buttons. On my G1 there use to be a headset icon indicating headphones, I can't recall if my other android devices had it tho. The BT icon was an example to emphasize where hardware based icons go relative to the status bar.
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I never said buttons. On my G1 there use to be a headset icon indicating headphones, I can't recall if my other android devices had it tho. The BT icon was an example to emphasize where hardware based icons go relative to the status bar.
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The Nexus 4 never had the headset icon, I know what you mean because I seen it on my hard bricked LG GT540.
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andyabc said:
The Nexus 4 never had the headset icon, I know what you mean because I seen it on my hard bricked LG GT540.
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My phone is 100% stock. And shows a headset icon on the left side of notification bar.
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My phone is 100% stock. And shows a headset icon on the left side of notification bar.
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You have a launch nexus or one of the later revisions? And can you post a screenshot?
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My phone is 100% stock. And shows a headset icon on the left side of notification bar.
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Doesn't happen on mine on Android 4.2.2 on 100% stock, are you using the leaked Android 4.3?
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Stock 4.2.2 Rev 11
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Stock 4.2.2 Rev 11
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That is Google Music, you can still have that icon without earphones.
That is for changing songs from the notifications bar.
Apologies for late response, I am in Madeira at the moment and I only can get internet at certain times.
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Does someone know of an app or a fix to disable all input from the headphone button? My apple headphone button seems to be broken, it constantly keeps on pausing the music and bringing up Google now, that's why I want to disable it. I know there is an app called Headset Blocker on the play store and it seems to do exactly what I want, but for some reason its incompatible.
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No one?
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aanonymoushuman said:
No one?
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Try the latest updated version of that app..
OR
Just change your headphones.
NO other option bro,..