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Message #04860
Re: Two small questions: Internet through adb / Alarm (r.100) + Some usability things
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From:
Pat McGowan <pat.mcgowan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Date:
Fri, 25 Oct 2013 12:18:16 -0400
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On 10/25/2013 09:19 AM, Martin Fasani wrote:
> Hello dear Ubuntu list,
>
> *1* I wanted to ask first if anyone come up with a working alarm ?
> The one that is in this release doesn't let me save. Tried to search
> for an alarm app and didn't found any.
There are a couple of fixes landing in the next 2 images to enable this
for the clock app.
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> *2* Is there any way to do an ssh tunnel or something alike to get
> internet on the phone through the USB ?
>
Not sure I understand, you mean rather than over wifi or cellular? Do
not think so.
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> Some usability things that stand out in my first week of testing:
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> * Anyone knows when it's expected the phone to vibrate ( bug
> <https://bugs.launchpad.net/telephony-service/+bug/1232350>
> reported already )
>
The underlying support is there and enabled in the SDK. Should be
implemented within the next 2-3 weeks but don't quote me.
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> * Browser usability is one of the most important things. At this
> point most of Javascript links are not usable. Standard anchor
> navigation works, but for some reason tapping on some links (Ex.
> twitter) does not work correctly and if the links open take an
> inusual time to load
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> * After one week of using it I still don't get accustomed to the
> unusual navigation bar on the bottom. To make it worse, when in
> horizontal mode, the address bar collapses with the left navigation.
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There is work needed in the display server for handling the rotation in
the shell. May take a while.
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> * I hope that this evolves, since there is still a long way to go,
> and there is some option to select different ways of navigation
> menu. I don't see this being adopted massively in a smartphone
> without some serious usability twists.
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>
There are usability changes in the pipe. Thanks for the feedback.
Pat
> Thanks!
> --
> *Martin Fasani
> *
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>
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