HTC Legend

lexios je 20. apr 2010 ob 19:27 izjavil:

Kakor komu... Zgornja dilema se kot še marsikomu postavlja tudi meni!

BigBoss_ je 22. apr 2010 ob 20:26 izjavil:

Evo, danes sem nabavil Legenda. Podzavestno mi je bil vedno bolj všeč, ko pa sem oba videl v živo, odločitev ni bila težka. Upošteval sem še malo daljšo avtonomijo in pa velikost.

Več komentarjev jutri, če koga zanima.

djordjevic je 14. maj 2010 ob 21:39 izjavil:

Danes sem bil v eni franšizni trgovini (simobil) in sem neuradno izvedel, da kanijo konec poletja/zgodaj jeseni v ponudbo dati iphone 4G, cena pa bo nekje na ravni nokie n97. Mislil sem poleti kupiti ipod toucha, jeseni pa nov mobilnik, zdaj pa računam, če se ne bi splačali vzeti kar vsega v enem. ;) Skratka, jesen bo letos pestra.

sn0wball je 15. maj 2010 ob 19:02 izjavil:

res ne vem zakaj vztrajaš pri tem htc evo 4g, ki tudi če sploh bo kdaj v slo, ni primernega omrežja zanj.

There is a misconception here that I will try to clear up. The notion that a program is running in the background, or at the same time, like windows allows, simply does not exist in Android. Yes, there are apps that can load themselves as services, but for all practical purposes, only one program is running at any time in Android, and that's the program in the foreground. Yes, Android keeps track of the last six apps that you ran so it can start them back up again, but all it does is store a very small stub in its memory. This memory was already set aside for this purpose, so even if you could clear it out, it wouldn't free up anything for you to use.
Like I said, there are programs that can run as services, and as such, they can run in the background and therefore they are running all the time. Android is very careful to not allow such processes take up very much of the cpu total cycle. If you are truly having a problem where your phone is getting sluggish (although I highly suspect this is your imagination and misconception after using windows for so many years where this truly is a reality), then I would systematically try to figure out what app is causing the problem and uninstall it.

sn0wball je 15. maj 2010 ob 22:37 izjavil:

aha, najdu

There is a misconception here that I will try to clear up. The notion that a program is running in the background, or at the same time, like windows allows, simply does not exist in Android. Yes, there are apps that can load themselves as services, but for all practical purposes, only one program is running at any time in Android, and that's the program in the foreground. Yes, Android keeps track of the last six apps that you ran so it can start them back up again, but all it does is store a very small stub in its memory. This memory was already set aside for this purpose, so even if you could clear it out, it wouldn't free up anything for you to use.
Like I said, there are programs that can run as services, and as such, they can run in the background and therefore they are running all the time. Android is very careful to not allow such processes take up very much of the cpu total cycle. If you are truly having a problem where your phone is getting sluggish (although I highly suspect this is your imagination and misconception after using windows for so many years where this truly is a reality), then I would systematically try to figure out what app is causing the problem and uninstall it.

potemtakem so task killerji res odveč... razen za servise ki tečejo v ozadju, ne?