I'm a new user of Home++ and i have the following issue regarding
wifi. My wifi connection was alive, but then after a minute my phone
goes to sleep, and after a minute or so so does the wifi.
Usually if I turn the screen again, i shows that the connection has
changed from wifi to 3g, but after a while it will change itself into
wifi. But lately i found that if the sleep period is more than 15
minutes *not sure about this, but its definitely more than 5-10 min*,
when i turn the screen up, the connection will still be in 3g, and
will not change itself to wifi. I go into phone setting to ensure that
wifi is on. Yep its on, however the status was "Scanning". Ok so i
turn off the wifi, and tried to turn on again. at this time, my phone
just froze on me, and i have to pull the battery out for a restart.
I have use other home replacement (pantheon, dxtop, and launcher++),
and have not found the problem occurred in other products. I tried to
uninstall and install home++ again, and can confirm that it happen
again. I then uninstalled it, and install launcher++, the problem
disappeared.
any insight regarding this issue?
PS: is it a phone specific issue, FYI, i'm using samsung galaxy spica
(i5700) with eclair firmware.
On Mar 16, 4:21 pm, Tommy Harland <tommy.harl...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm a new user of Home++ and i have the following issue regardingwifi. Mywificonnection was alive, but then after a minute my phone
> goes to sleep, and after a minute or so so does thewifi.
>
> Usually if I turn the screen again, i shows that the connection has
> changed fromwifito 3g, but after a while it will change itself intowifi. But lately i found that if the sleep period is more than 15
> minutes *not sure about this, but its definitely more than 5-10 min*,
> when i turn the screen up, the connection will still be in 3g, and
> will not change itself towifi. I go into phone setting to ensure thatwifiis on. Yep its on, however the status was "Scanning". Ok so i
> turn off thewifi, and tried to turn on again. at this time, my phone