[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] cameraddict:
edit: I thought my model number was in my sig- 210

Here is my experience with 3.3.6. Since 3.4 seems to be the order of the day, I'm not initially including a log file. Please tell me if one is still desired, and I will make it asap.

Thanks again for the work.

What I'm seeing so far:

Seems fairly stable. 3.3.6 has a lot more free ram at any given time compared to .27 (20-30mb free compared to 6-12). But i also notice that ram gets "cleaned out" more frequently. If I am using the news and weather widget and follow a story into a browser then close the browser the widget needs to reload. This didn't happen under .27. Not bad, per se. I am assuming this memory management is responsable for the phone feeling snappier in general. Edit: Multi-tasking is impossible with this kernal. The phone is quick, but it is becuase it never has more then one app open and usable at any given time. If I want to swtich between the browser and gmail, one of them has to close for the other to open.

Screen backight didn't work at first-it was stuck at full. Had to boot back to WinMo and disable "auto backlight". Next boot into Android and the screen backlight settings now work. Although, the minimum setting (backlight icon greyed out on the power widget) which used to give a usable amount of backlight indoors, now turns the backlight off-leaving the screen on but dark. And the minimum setting with the icon turned on is too bright, using way too much battery power. The auto setting never gets it right-didn't in really .27 either-always too bright(but did adjust). I don't think the auto setting is doing anything, actually. Edit: If I let the device time out on the back light and immediately press the power button to turn it back on, the sensor will detect the ambient light and adjust the brightness. Though, curiously, outside in the sun the back light is dim. Inside in dim lighting the back light is bright...this is backwards behavior, I would think.

Wifi connects fine to my WPA2 network. Though it seems to use much more power then under .27. In .27 leaving wifi turned on at home used no more batery then leaving it off. Now under 3.3.6, leaving wifi on at home causes my battery to drain about 40%+ faster.

BT. Hit or miss. Jabra Cruiser. When I can get the phone to connect, it works as it should-audio and calls. But I can't always get the phone to pair. Then I can't always get it to connect. And once the connection is lost (ie, walking out of range), I need to start the whole trial an error process all over again to get it to connect. So it works well when it works. But it is a pain in the arse.

The steps to connect with the most success are:

Turn on Jabra BT, start pairing mode

Turn on BT on phone

Imediately make it discoverable

Imedately search for devices

Then quickly press Jabra to connect

I added immediately/quickly to the steps above becuase any delay and the two won't pair or won't connect. I need to go through the above *everytime* I want to use BT.

Wifi tehtering: Haven't tried it yet.

Camera: Still images are fine. I might even say that low light performace is a bit better. Occasionaly the phone will freeze when taking photos, though.

"Reboot" option, first time I tried to reboot the phone it hung on the process and wouldn't do a darn thing until I pushed the reset button.

Charging and battery. Under .27 getting the phone to charge was a futile battle. I had to plug/unplug/turn on/turn off for serveral cycles before the phone would start charging. For the most part, using 3.3.6, the phone starts to charge with out hassle in about 10-30 seconds after plugging it in. Battery life seems fine, equal to .27- as long as I don't use wifi.

GPS. It works. But even using the Leo injector app, sometimes a lock can take as long as 10 minutes! And it has never locked in under a minute.

As I said, if 3.3.6 is still on the table, and you want my logs, please don't hesitate to ask.

Thanks!!!