Is there a call minute monitor program available for xda2?

[dkot]

I corrected a bug which was found by bravo2zero( incorrect rounding up monthly counter, for 1 minute round up option)

Darek

[Kai84]

Hi!

I'm using dktoday, too, and I'm really impressed.
Still, I have one question. My phone-bill rounds up to the full minute during the first minute of a call. After the first minute it rounds up to 10 Seconds.
So, I would like dktoday to round up calls, that take less than a minute up to the full minute, and calls that take longer than one minute up to 10 seconds. Is that possible?

Thanks so much for the help!

Kai

[amalkaedbey]

Thank You DKOT

[dkot]

Kai86,
Of course it is possible but I'm wondering how to solve this problem for ever. I've spent a lot of time for implementing/testing many round up options. There is hard to test it because I have to make a call, and after that I have to check if it was counted correct or not. I understand, that all of you want to have implemented method used by your operator so as I see it, it is never ending story.
Maybe the best way would be to implement any script for rounding up call time. For example it gets as parameters numbers of call time seconds and script as a text (for example if ( seconds < 60) return 60 else return seconds) and it returns rounded up number of seconds. I have no idea at this moment how to implement this but maybe there is anybody who can prepare this script as C++ function. I'm ready for any cooperation.

Regards,
Darek

[Mobile Phone Fan]

Can this homescreen plugin - DKToday - display also Cell ID ? How? It is not appearing on my screen...

[Sergio_Bandeira]

Originally Posted by dkot I'm ready for any cooperation.

I think the best is a external file that we can configure or arranje the script to fit our needs.

Do you understand me, don't you?

[Sergio_Bandeira]

Originally Posted by dkot I'm ready for any cooperation.

I think the best is a external file that we can configure or arranje the script to fit our needs.

Do you understand me, don't you?

[humayunl]

There is this very interesting blog on the various SLEEP states of WM5 on the MS Blog site.

Here's the link.

http://blogs.msdn.com/windowsmobile/...01/446240.aspx

I think since myself and a couple of other people have noted and brought up the quicker drain of battery while dktoday is running, if the concepts discussed in this blog are incorporated into dktoday, then this super excellent application can become even more super-er excellent-er

[Iceblade]

Hi Darek,

First of all... Thumbs up from an Israeli i-mate owner. I use your application and just love it. Thanks.

I think there's a little bug in it. I work at an underground based computer lab. It's inside something like a shelter (That means no signal at all). When I go out to see some sky, I'm going up the stairs and see 0% of signal, then 100%, then 0% again and after that a normal increase.

It seems 100% is a default when the radio checks itself / finds the cell for the first time / etc... You can see it if you'll enable and disable flight mode: There'll be a brief 100% false-signal before a real 0%.

I hope it's understood.

[Kai84]

Originally Posted by Sergio_Bandeira I think the best is a external file that we can configure or arranje the script to fit our needs. Do you understand me, don't you?

I don't think that's a good idea, because this programm should not only be used by programmers but also by users like me - I think. I probably wouldn't be able to arrange the script by my self. Well, could ask a friend of mine, but probably a lot of people can't.

Wouldn't it be possible to put a 2nd query in the settings. I mean, where you can already set dktoday to round up to 1 min, 1 second etc. This query should have an option to say for how many seconds this specification are relevant. After that the actual settings are relevant.

Just a thought - but I have no clue how to put this into practis ops: