Hi All,
Do anyone face same problem? When I use Jorte calender, I cannot sync the google task to jorte, it always hang on 10%, anyone can help?
Thanks!
No help but I've just installed Jorte and have the same problem. I have found out that if you go to Select List in the Task menu there is no option to select Google Tasks, only Local Tasks.
Which 'phones are you guys using?
I was using Jorte on my Huawei U8800 with no problems for about a month, and it was synchronising just fine with both Google Calendar and Google Tasks.
Now I've just gotten myself a HTC Desire Z and Jorte consistently fails to synchronise with Google Tasks (though the Calendar sync works fine).
When attempting to synchronise, it throws up an "access requested" dialogue. Clicking "allow" yields an immediate "Sorry! The process system has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again" failure message.
Having scoured the web over the past half-hour or so, I find there're a lot of people complaining about the task sync problem, and they're almost all (the ones who've actually stated what 'phone they have) HTC users.
I've a feeling that in wanting to add functionality with Sense, HTC have inadvertently removed some of the core functionality. Not to mention the fact that Sense slows the 'phone right down (my Huawei has the same chipset & specs, yet it easily outperforms the Desire Z in both perceived smoothness and benchmarks - by an order of 25%!).
I'm looking forward to throwing CM7 onto the 'phone some time tonight, to see if that fixes things.
Edit: Just noticed this is in the Xperia Arc forum, so scrap the comments about HTC... But they still might hold true; Sony may have partially crippled Google functionality in the same way I think HTC did
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Hi.
Gmail keeps updating and eating storage space without asking me first.
I don't want it, as I prefer the htc client...so how do I stop it happening, automatic updating is NOT ticked.
I'm concerned about how this happens, as it implies any application can update without my permission which would seem to be a privacy risk (although its the storage usage that concerns me most)?
Sent from my HTC Desire using XDA App
Are you rooted? I have not seen gmail update but deleting it should stop it from updating.
Gmail is a push email system so when an email appears in your inbox it will be pushed to your phone. It's how Android works. Although, as you said, turning off Gmail sync should stop this...
Apologies, maybe I wasn't so clear. It's not that 'emails keep arriving' that I'm on about!
I mean the actual "Google Mail" application itself. I don't use it...I have tried it on occasion but I always come back to using the HTC Mail application because I prefer the UI and I don't need instant push email, I'm happier scheduling to recieve mail every few hours.
BUT...what I find is that every so often, the Google Mail application UPDATES itself with a new release from the Market. I don't want that to happen, and I have to "remove the updates".
Same happened with Flash for a while which kept insisting on installing a big update that I had no interest in recieving, although that seems to have disappeared from my Applications list now (and I can still use Flash fine).
I'm not rooted, the stock ROM is fine for me, I've toggled that setting that enables all apps to install directly to SD...but things like the updates to Google Mail seem to take up a load of on phone storage.
Ah right!!! Unless Google ignores things for system updates I can't comment. I have the opposite issue in that nothing updates automatically ever!!
In the market page, can you turn off "automatic updates"? I think for google mail it is on by default.
Hmm, am having this same problem. Gmail App keeps updating, dispite auto-updates (for gmail app) unchecked. Problem is I'm using email-notifier app, which only works w/ earlier version, hence I need the current gmail version to remain.
For what it's worth, this is a non-HTC phone / stock ROM. Found this thread via google search and am posting here (sorry to revive old thread) in case there is some other 'android wide' solution someone's come up with.
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So the story goes - I'm actually really pleased with the ROM and all, but there are a few things bugging me which I can't seem to handle myself - First off, there is osmething keeping the phone awake 100% of the time, it seems to be a process called *wakelock* (something with the Calendar and al of the HTC services used by it), and there's no way for me to control it and telling it to stop the phone staying awake all the time..
Second - I can't seem to get some of my contacts to have the option to send a message to them on Whatsapp directly from the People widget (On some of them it worked flawlessly and automatically, on others it won't work at all) - Even after unlinking and re-linking the contact.. What gives!?
Thanks
Wakelock could remain on when the calendar app can't find the complete its sync. Try clearing calendar data from and Google services framework and let it sync again. Try googling what to do when calendar can't sync if this doesn't help.
Hello again guys
Just wanted to see if anyone else's Latitude is updating automatically.
My friends say mine is not, only when I open the app. This is confirmed, as for the first few seconds the app is open I can see my position as "3 days ago" or similar. It's set to "Your location is automatically updated" but isn't doing so.
Another Galaxy Nexus issue *sigh*. I appreciate that a couple of things might not work, and third party apps, but I'm starting to think this thing really wasn't ready for release.
I'll add it to the list of Google services that I rely upon that don't work on this handset:
Speech to text (UK) - Bug renders unusable
Gtalk - Signs out constantly
Latitude - Doesn't update location
Google Earth - Crashes constantly (FC)
Google Plus - Can't open content in browser (FC) and app doesn't support some things.
Seriously, if they're not going to make sure their own apps work, how the heck can they expect devs to bother? Ironically, all work fine on competing platforms.
EDIT: Feel free to ignore rant, but if anyone knows a fix to force Latitude to update, it'd be great.
Hi,
I have a OP3 running OxygenOS 4.0.3.
The phone has been running without issues, but now I have one.
A couple of days ago I turned the battery saver on. Ever since then, for notifications, it is behaving like if it was in battery saving mode. So, I don't get gmail, outlook, facebook, ... notifications. Telegram is working tough.
In parallel, I've tried to set-up Google Prompt as 2nd step authentication and I'm getting the following error:
"It looks like you have a compatible phone, but it's not online. "
I can confirm that my phone is online and that I can browse the internet. Probably this has the same root cause as the notifications problem.
Any help?
Do a factory reset and setup your Google account again. Looks like the phone is not able to contact the Google servers.
Thanks for the answer,
The phone is capable of reaching google servers. If I open the Gmail app for example and refresh, it fetches my mails.
I think that somehow the problem is that applications are not accessing data in the background.
I have a similar problem. When I'm connected to wifi I miss and not receive some notifications. Even got me in a bind a few times with work. Uugh
When I say "Ok google, what's my schedule for today?" it instead displays me google search results for my 'query' rather than showing me my schedule.
I have both Google Calendar app and the native Samsung Calendar apps installed and configured. I'm not sure what's going on or how to fix this issue.
Does anyone else have issues with this? Please advise.