ORANGE SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED NEAR A ROM!

[Guest Simon Desser]

EDITED AGAIN!

Ok, I'm not shouting anymore :P :wink: but, if you select your Data Connection to "IDLE DISCONNECT AFTER" = NONE (which is how I like it)

It disconnects EVERY time a page is loaded :shock:

I can't believe things like this are not spotted :?

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ORIGINAL MESSAGE:-

ORANGE SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED NEAR A ROM!

On the brand new E200 Orange ROM, pressing the power key disconnects the GPRS connection :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

There is now no way to lock your keypad and stay connected to the internet for things like Messenger, as both previous methods of locking the keypad, disconnect the internet :shock:

Well wasn't that worth the wait :?: :!: :!: :!:

EDIT:- ON CLOSER INSPECTION, IT WAS DISCONNECTING EVERYTIME A PAGE HAD LOADED :shock:

I'VE DONE A HARD RESET (should I really have to?) AND IT'S OK NOW SO I RETRACT MY ORIGINAL STATEMENT :D (Well sort of :wink: )

2ND EDIT:- IT'S STILL DISCONNECTING EVERY TIME A PAGE HAS LOADED :roll:

I'LL TRY RE-APPLYING THE UPDATE :lol:

[Guest badboy4life]

As far as I know Orange implemented that in the previous update. Anyway I think what your looking for is Here

[Guest Simon Desser]

As far as I know Orange implemented that in the previous update. Anyway I think what your looking for is Here

No, you misunderstood what I was saying :P

On the last ROM, you had to lock the keypad by pressing the power button, and then #3 - Keylock.

But until I hard reset a few minutes ago, pressing the power key was disconnecting the GPRS connection :?

[Guest mcwarre]

Simon,

No need to SHOUT... :wink:

[Guest Simon Desser]

Simon,

No need to SHOUT... :wink:

SORRY! I CAN'T HEAR YOU :wink:

[Guest martin]

Ok, I'm not shouting anymore  but, if you select your Data Connection to "IDLE DISCONNECT AFTER" = NONE (which is how I like it) 

It disconnects EVERY time a page is loaded 

Simon, that's how it should work :?

Idle=NONE means the that there is 0 idle time so as soon as the data transfers ceases, the data the connection is released. If you were to set the idle time=10 then it will retain the connection for a total of 10 minutes of non data activity.

[Guest Pondrew]

Gotta agree with Martin.

A non issue, surely?