Trip

2) You can access the raw sqlite database at /data/data/com.blueline.SignalCheck/databases/signalcheck_log.db. Most devices require root permissions to access this folder.

Just noticed this.  Why not store the database on a non-root part of the phone's storage?  Does Android require it?  I would be fine with editing the database on my computer if I could get to it.

- Trip

I usually give it a few days to make sure there are no major bugs that I missed. If there are bugs, I fix them, send out a new beta, and make sure that one is good. I test every update on 4 of my own devices before it even becomes a beta. I'm crazy-busy these days so it also depends on when I have time to do it. I know you want in on it.. I keep the crew to a manageable number for a few reasons though. Be patient, it'll be worth the wait..

No worries, I understand why you want to keep it small.  But you know what they say, if you don't ask, you can't get a positive answer.

I know it will be worth the wait, I'm just champing at the bit to get it!  Any chance of screenshots showing new functionality maybe?

- Trip

How long does a version typically stay in beta before public release?  More to the point, assuming no major issues, when will us non-tester folks get a hold of it?

- Trip

I'd love to try out the beta here in the DC/Northern Virginia area and let you know how B41 ID works.

- Trip

I was just looking at it today.  It does NOT show black for me.  Also, it is not slow for me either.

 

I also notice that for the past few days, it's been saying the last updated date as the current date.

If you search by zip code for 20554 (where I work), does it show you black or color?  I'm trying to figure out how two different browsers at home and at work (Internet Explorer is refusing to load the page at all) can all show me black at the default zoom level but nobody else sees it.

- Trip

All I see in my area is black in both Chrome and Firefox, and it's amazingly slow and failing to load pieces.  Anyone else having these problems?

- Trip

I had been using ##33284# to get that engineering data, but I just found *#0011# and took a new set here at work.

On this one, it looks like the TAC gets cut off--two characters worth.

- Trip

Danial,

I also noticed that, at least here in the DC area, the TAC numbers are in a different range for Band 41 versus Band 25/26.  I attempted to attach my log from SignalCheck Pro but CSV is not a permitted file type here.  But even in the pictures you can see the Band 26 one has a 4-digit TAC as opposed to the three Band 41 ones with the 5-digit TAC.

- Trip

I saw this message before I left for work this morning and here's what I see at three places on my way into work, and finally, at work.

Not sure if this is helpful.

- Trip