MarcoRome Expert Licensed User Longtime User Mar 19, 2016 #1 Hi All. As in object "it's possible use internet during a call ?" It seems that when we receive or make a call the device will automatically convert into GSM with its internet loss (if we are not connected to wifi). It's there a way to receive / make calls and continue using internet ?? Thank you Marco
Hi All. As in object "it's possible use internet during a call ?" It seems that when we receive or make a call the device will automatically convert into GSM with its internet loss (if we are not connected to wifi). It's there a way to receive / make calls and continue using internet ?? Thank you Marco
tigrot Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 19, 2016 #2 I have an app placing a call and going on sending data on the internet, both wi-fi and 3g/4g, no suspension of services. I'm Italian too so I have your same providers. Ciao Mauro Upvote 0
I have an app placing a call and going on sending data on the internet, both wi-fi and 3g/4g, no suspension of services. I'm Italian too so I have your same providers. Ciao Mauro
tigrot Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 19, 2016 #3 By the way, I think you use Internet in an Activity module, you must use a service to handle the comunication. Upvote 0
By the way, I think you use Internet in an Activity module, you must use a service to handle the comunication.
MarcoRome Expert Licensed User Longtime User Mar 19, 2016 #4 Right Mauro, Right. Thank you very much for your support. ( Pronto a ricambiare. Grazie Mille ) Upvote 0
tigrot Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 21, 2016 #5 Di nulla (you are welcome). Consider that the call is handled by an App, which when comes up sends yours to "sleep" in background, If you use a service(better sticky or foreground) you are done! (non nel senso che sei fatto!). Ciao Mauro Upvote 0
Di nulla (you are welcome). Consider that the call is handled by an App, which when comes up sends yours to "sleep" in background, If you use a service(better sticky or foreground) you are done! (non nel senso che sei fatto!). Ciao Mauro
MarcoRome Expert Licensed User Longtime User Mar 21, 2016 #6 tigrot said: Di nulla (you are welcome). Consider that the call is handled by an App, which when comes up sends yours to "sleep" in background, If you use a service(better sticky or foreground) you are done! (non nel senso che sei fatto!). Ciao Mauro Click to expand... Hi Mauro was clear, i had only doubts about some Italian companies - see Vodafone example, that if a call arrives, switch mode 3/4G to GSM mode to better management the same, the icon internet vanish visually about taskbar, but substantively remains active. Thank you again for your answer. ( Mauro era tutto chiaro, avevo solo dubbi su alcune compagnie italiane - vedi Vodafone esempio, che nel caso in cui arrivi una telefonata, passano da modalità 3/4 G alla modalità GSM per gestire meglio la stessa, facendo sparire visivamente l'icona stato internet sulla barra delle applicazioni che comunque di fatto resta attiva ) Upvote 0
tigrot said: Di nulla (you are welcome). Consider that the call is handled by an App, which when comes up sends yours to "sleep" in background, If you use a service(better sticky or foreground) you are done! (non nel senso che sei fatto!). Ciao Mauro Click to expand... Hi Mauro was clear, i had only doubts about some Italian companies - see Vodafone example, that if a call arrives, switch mode 3/4G to GSM mode to better management the same, the icon internet vanish visually about taskbar, but substantively remains active. Thank you again for your answer. ( Mauro era tutto chiaro, avevo solo dubbi su alcune compagnie italiane - vedi Vodafone esempio, che nel caso in cui arrivi una telefonata, passano da modalità 3/4 G alla modalità GSM per gestire meglio la stessa, facendo sparire visivamente l'icona stato internet sulla barra delle applicazioni che comunque di fatto resta attiva )
tigrot Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 21, 2016 #7 No for sure there is no switch, or better if signal level allows to sustain a hi level signal! I use Vodafone, Tim and Wind and none do so. Upvote 0
No for sure there is no switch, or better if signal level allows to sustain a hi level signal! I use Vodafone, Tim and Wind and none do so.
MarcoRome Expert Licensed User Longtime User Mar 22, 2016 #8 Mauro , look this my video. The signal is this place is always in 4G, look what happens when a call comes in. And of course if you open browser or another thing ISNT connect. Look also this ( or similar search ) HERE Anyway is important that with our app everything is working. Upvote 0
Mauro , look this my video. The signal is this place is always in 4G, look what happens when a call comes in. And of course if you open browser or another thing ISNT connect. Look also this ( or similar search ) HERE Anyway is important that with our app everything is working.
