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Old 07/10/2009, 10:55 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I have noted (and captured) a number of instances where my Pre's time display (in the top bar) does not match the system clock; it seems to be a number of seconds slow. I've seen this in both the Clock and Classic apps, including when I've used Worldmade under Classic to synchronize the system time with an atomic clock.

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Is anyone else seeing this? {ProfJonathan}
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Old 07/10/2009, 11:01 AM   #2 (permalink)
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I just checked via Classic's WorldMate too - I'm seeing the same delay. Seems to be about 15 seconds behind. Haven't checked using the Pre's Clock app.
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I just checked my Pre's clock app and noticed a 5 second delay from when the app changed the minute to when the clock at the top changed...
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Thanks--this seems to be a consistent issue, then, at least with our limited sample. I'll try to get the word to Palm. {ProfJonathan}
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IIRC from perusing the code, this is because the top bar clock is (purposefully) only updated once per minute.
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Ah--that makes sense at some level, but it's misleading. I would think that Palm could save clock cycles (pun intended) somewhere that didn't impact on accuracy of information. {ProfJonathan}
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My clock changes at the same time... to the second. It is even syncing with the homebrew clock app (found in our forums).

I did find out that the clock app (from Palm) does not update itself while minimized, though...
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Clock issues have been posted elsewhere. Whether using network time or manual time, I've gone from being in sync with the rest of the world (if that's possible... ) to being a few minutes fast... to being a few minutes slow... to being off by HOURS.



Hasn't happened in the past week, so perhaps the last update fixed that.
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