11/01/2009, 02:03 AM
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I noticed my first problem.. My texts are coming in but saying they are from an hour earlier.. Pre is jumping the gun! Haha
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11/01/2009, 02:40 AM
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i dont know how or why but my network time zone (under Date & Time setting on 3rd launcher page) shows Denver and for that reason my time was not changed on my Pre i manually went through all time zone and choose Chicago the only central time zone and after that everything is normal. Just a FYI.
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11/01/2009, 07:04 AM
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11/01/2009, 07:18 AM
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The Pre got DST wrong. Fell back 2 hours, not one.
Seems my time zone changed too. Went from Central to Mountain. Now I have to figure out how to set the time zone... ~joe |
11/01/2009, 07:30 AM
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My alarm also went off an hour late. The phone correctly said it was 7AM at the time, but the alarm was set for 6AM - and showed 6:00 Alarm on the screen while the time showing correctly as 7AM.
My time zone stayed correct - CST. |
11/01/2009, 07:37 AM
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jbg7474: Software will generally use GMT time for the time and then tailor the time displayed according to time zone and DST. The time is not actually changed in the software when changing time zone or DST. This way times can be compared across time zones. But it also means that every app needs time zone/DST smarts, or at least needs to rely on the OS to supply such smarts. Apparently the alarm function does not employ such smarts. ~joe
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11/01/2009, 07:52 AM
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My time change went perfect. My alarm went off this morning at the correct time.
It is so funny how around here people seem to have problems with just about everything. Its the strangest thing.
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11/01/2009, 07:53 AM
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My Pre's time was wrong also. In the Date & Time settings, the Network time zone was set to MST Denver. I am in Central time. When the time changed, it jumped back two hours. So I turned off "Network time zone", and scrolled through a thousand countries and selected Chicago CST. That set the time correct.
But just FYI, when I turned Network time zone back to ON, it says "waiting for network time..." and after five minutes, in the words of Bono, "I still haven't found what I'm looking for". So whatever time server it is looking for it can't seem to find it. Go figure. |
11/01/2009, 07:54 AM
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Same here, time showed up properly, but alarm went off at 7am, was set for 6am in the clock. It's SUNDAY though, so why the hell did it set itself in the first place???? Last thing I want to do is get woken up by an alarm clock on Sunday!!
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11/01/2009, 08:11 AM
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Not only did my alarm not go off, but the Pre was frozen. I could not get the screen on and thought that the battery had drained. But it had not. I soon realized that it was taking about 40 seconds for the phone to preform any gesture or button push. When the Pre finally did light up, there was a too many cards icon in the alert area... but there was not one card open. Perhaps it was simply coincidence, but I am hoping that it was related to day light savings time. Battery life is the biggest issue I have had with the phone, but if what happened last night becomes common or recurring, well obviously, the Pre will have to be go... and I will be sad.
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The Calendar entries seem unscathed, other than another spate of Google changing all-day events to 12:00-11:59, but that's another story . . . EDIT: I went into the Phone app Preferences and updated network settings (and PRL, which probably didn't do anything), and the Pre was no longer waiting. Not sure if what I did worked, or if it just killed enough time for the network to get it right.
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11/01/2009, 08:32 AM
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I noticed even when I was using my Diamond, that the Network Time & Network Time Zone functions were not reliable.
When I got my Pre, I noticed problems with the timezone even back in June, so I had set the time zone manually and left Network Time set to ON. With those settings, DST worked on my Pre just as it was supposed to. I think the majority of issues that people are seeing is due to the Network feeding the wrong time and/or timezone to the Pre. I don't think Sprint has consistently programmed its entire cell network for the new DST settings or some of the towers that Sprint is using are not programmed for the right timezone. |
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