I received a replacement dinc earlier this week. My primary issues with the original version were sound quality on outbound calls, battery life issues.
I have a new device, the audio sounded worse the first day, but has gotten progressively better. The weird thing about the device, is when i have both devices on next to each other, the dbm number of each varies by about 4 to 6 dbm. Is this number a true representation of reception?
The dbm is lower on the new device, which i think is a good thing. However i think it is weird that the dBm would be that different in the same room.
When I run quadrant on both devices, i get similar results, however the new device is showing a significantly lower memory number on "inactive memory. Any idea what this means?
Memory -
Original Device - Total - 413908KB, Free 13808 KB, Inactive 118,440KB
New Device - Total - 413908KB, Free 67808KB, Inactive 67704KB
I should just be good with "hey it works", but I cannot notice a significant difference between the two devices other than the dBm number.
Considering the data, i am tempted to keep the new device because of the higher DbM, however i am not sure how to interpret the memory numbers.
What do you guys think?
On a positive note, my battery on the old device is on 1 day, 19 H and 36 minutes without a charge and i have 40% of the battery remaining. Looks like if you do not use the device as a cell phone, the battery works pretty well. Wifi has remained on, the device is still syncing with my exchange server
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Thanks,
Mike - and I do like lamp
I have a new device, the audio sounded worse the first day, but has gotten progressively better. The weird thing about the device, is when i have both devices on next to each other, the dbm number of each varies by about 4 to 6 dbm. Is this number a true representation of reception?
The dbm is lower on the new device, which i think is a good thing. However i think it is weird that the dBm would be that different in the same room.
When I run quadrant on both devices, i get similar results, however the new device is showing a significantly lower memory number on "inactive memory. Any idea what this means?
Memory -
Original Device - Total - 413908KB, Free 13808 KB, Inactive 118,440KB
New Device - Total - 413908KB, Free 67808KB, Inactive 67704KB
I should just be good with "hey it works", but I cannot notice a significant difference between the two devices other than the dBm number.
Considering the data, i am tempted to keep the new device because of the higher DbM, however i am not sure how to interpret the memory numbers.
What do you guys think?
On a positive note, my battery on the old device is on 1 day, 19 H and 36 minutes without a charge and i have 40% of the battery remaining. Looks like if you do not use the device as a cell phone, the battery works pretty well. Wifi has remained on, the device is still syncing with my exchange server
.Thanks,
Mike - and I do like lamp