Jon Smirl wrote: > There is a significant application area being missed by not having two > power settings. When you get to your desk and plug the device in it > should, if you configure it to, leave the screen on and run a screen > saver type application. This screen saver could work as a clock, music > player with album art, show pictures of the kids, show your calendar, > etc, etc. This passive behavior should be automatic as soon as the > device is plugged into AC. > > This application area is what chumby, www.chumby.com, is all about. > The N770/N800 can be useful on the desk as well as on the go. > > This is exactly what Windows Mobile allows. There are quite a few things Win Mobile does right that the Nokia seems to have eschewed. Timed power management profiles might be a good idea too - screensaver at work, blank screen at home etc. for faster charging etc. I'll raise an RFE later today.
