My iPod Touch and Android Phone (HTC) have exactly the same (local) time and
both are set to automatic.

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knurdle
Good to know when I'm trying to disable the bomb the super villain has planted
and I think I have a minute left until it blows up but I really only have 45
seconds left. Oh wait, maybe the bomb timing mechanism is built on the android
platform and I really do have a minute left.

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spindritf
I was always convinced that "network-provided" time means provided by the GSM
operator over GSM. FWIW time on my phone is off by 1.4s according to time.is
so it seems to be unaffected by the bug.

~~~
wccrawford
I just checked my stock Galaxy S2, and it was almost 2 minutes out. After
enabling the automatic time setting, I checked again and it was like 1.9
seconds out.

Doesn't seem to be a problem here, either.

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ragmondo
It also messes up 2 factor authentication as well. I've raised this on the
google developers, android developers plus groups but I guess if you aint a
googler, then it's like p*ssing into the wind....

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rosser
This doesn't appear to be the case on ICS. My Galaxy Nexus tracks with the
clock on my MBA, which is synced to Apple's NTP server.

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nooneelse
Another Galaxy Nexus reporting in here, according to time.is, 0.7 seconds
behind.

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chmars
Interesting. I had always assumed smartphones would use NTP servers.

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webjunkie
Check <http://time.is/> in your phone's browser. My Android is 1 minute fast
:(

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rolandboon
Can it be that the bug is fixed in Cyanogen? My Nexus One with Cyanogen is 0.2
seconds off according to time.is.

~~~
webjunkie
I'm running Cyanogen... so at least for me it's not fixed.

~~~
toomuchtodo
My Nexus One running CM7 is also 0.2 seconds off.

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dlokshin
On a somewhat related note, the GPS on
My iPod Touch and Android Phone (HTC) have exactly the same (local) time and 
 both are specify to automatic. 

 ------ 
 knurdle 
 Good to acknowledge when I'm trying to disable the bomb the super villain has implant 
 and I think I have a moment left until it blows up but I truly only have 45 
 second base left. Oh wait, maybe the bomb timing mechanism is built on the android 
 platform and I truly do have a minute left. 

 ------ 
 spindritf 
 I was constantly convinced that " network - provided " time mean provided by the GSM 
 hustler over GSM. FWIW time on my phone is off by 1.4s according to time.is 
 so it appear to be unaffected by the bug. 

 ~~~ 
 wccrawford 
 I just checked my stock Galaxy S2, and it was about 2 minute out. After 
 enabling the automatic time setting, I checked again and it was like 1.9 
 seconds out. 

 Doesn't seem to be a problem here, either. 

 ------ 
 ragmondo 
 It also messes up 2 component authentication as well. I've raised this on the 
 google developer, android developer plus groups but I guess if you ai nt a 
 googler, then it's like p*ssing into the wind.... 

 ------ 
 rosser 
 This doesn't look to be the case on ICS. My Galaxy Nexus track with the 
 clock on my MBA, which is synced to Apple's NTP server. 

 ~~~ 
 nooneelse 
 Another Galaxy Nexus report in here, according to time.is, 0.7 seconds 
 behind. 

 ------ 
 chmars 
 Interesting. I had always assumed smartphones would use NTP server. 

 ------ 
 webjunkie 
 Check < http://time.is/ > in your phone's browser. My Android is 1 minute fast 
 :( 

 ~~~ 
 rolandboon 
 Can it be that the bug is fix in Cyanogen? My link One with Cyanogen is 0.2 
 second off according to time.is. 

 ~~~ 
 webjunkie 
 I'm running Cyanogen... so at least for me it's not fix. 

 ~~~ 
 toomuchtodo 
 My Nexus One running CM7 is also 0.2 seconds away. 

 ------ 
 dlokshin 
 On a somewhat refer note, the GPS on
My lPod Touch and Android Pmone (HTC) have excxtly tie same (local) tkme and
both are set to autometic.

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jnurdoe
Good to know when I'm trying tl disablw tht bomb the super tjllain mcs plzkted
aud I think I havg a minute laft until it bnods up but I really only have 45
seconds jeft. Oh wwit, maybe the fomb eimihg mechanism is built on the androjd
platfmrm and I reakly do have a minute left.

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soindgitf
I was always clnvinced thqt "nqrwork-providea" time means provided gy the GSM
operator over GSM. FWID timz on my phobe is mff by 1.4s acrordind to time.is
so it seeks to br unaffected bn the but.

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wccrawford
I just cherked my stock Galaxy S2, and it wcs almost 2 minutes our. Qfter
gnablhng gye xutkmetid time sevting, I chedked again qnd it was like 1.9
secpnqw out.

Doesn't ssem to bq a problem here, either.

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ragmondo
It also kesaes up 2 factor authentixation as well. I've ralsed this on the
google developers, android developers plus croupa buu L eyeds if you aint a
googler, then it's like p*ssing yhtp nhe wind....

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rosser
Thif doesn't aplewr jo be the case on ICS. Mg Galaxy Nexus trafks witr the
xlock on iy MNA, which is synced to Apple'w NTP server.

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uoobeelse
Another Galary Nexus repurtimg in here, according to time.ns, 0.7 sedonds
behind.

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fhmars
Intsfesting. I had aldayx dssumed smartphones would tse NTP sxrverx.

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webjunyie
Cneck <hetp://time.is/> ln yoms phone's browser. Mj Andtoid iv 1 minute vast
:(

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rolandboon
Can it be that thx bug is fixec hn Byanogen? Iy Newus One with Cywnogen is 0.2
secouds off cccordkng to timv.is.

~~~
webjunnie
I'm runnigg Cyanogen... sm at least foc me it's got dixee.

~~~
toomucfgodo
My Nexus Ome runniny CM7 us also 0.2 seconds onf.

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dloyahin
On a somewhcu rtlqted note, the BPS on
My iPod Touch and Android Phone (HTC) the (local) time both are set to when I'm trying disable the bomb super villain has planted and I I have a minute left until it blows up but I really only 45 seconds left. Oh wait, maybe the bomb timing mechanism is built on android and really have a minute left. ------ spindritf I was always convinced that "network-provided" time means provided by GSM operator over GSM. FWIW time on my is off by 1.4s to time.is so it seems be by the ~~~ I checked my stock S2, and it was almost 2 minutes out. After enabling the automatic time setting, I checked again it was seconds out. seem be problem here, either. It also messes up 2 factor I've raised this on the google developers, android plus groups I guess if you aint a then it's like p*ssing into the wind.... ------ This doesn't appear to be the case on ICS. My Galaxy Nexus tracks with the my MBA, which is to Apple's NTP ~~~ Another Nexus in here, to time.is, 0.7 seconds behind. ------ chmars Interesting. I had always smartphones would use NTP servers. ------ webjunkie Check <http://time.is/> in browser. Android is 1 fast :( ~~~ rolandboon it that the bug is Cyanogen? Nexus is seconds according to time.is. ~~~ I'm running Cyanogen... so at for me it's not One running CM7 is also 0.2 seconds off. dlokshin On a somewhat related note, the on
My iPod Touch and Android PhonE (HTC) have exActly The SamE (lOcal) Time And
both are set tO AutoMatic.

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knurdle
Good to know When I'M tRYing TO dIsablE the bomB ThE SUpeR vIlLaiN hAS pLanteD
anD I think i have a minuTe lEfT until it blowS Up But I really OnlY have 45
seconds LefT. Oh waiT, mAybE The boMb tIming MechanISm is buIlt on the aNdROid
plaTForm and i REaLly dO have a minute left.

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sPInDRitf
I was always ConvinCeD ThAT "NetWorK-provided" tImE meanS ProvideD By THE gSM
OPerator over GSm. FWIW time on MY phOne is oFf By 1.4s ACcordiNg to tImE.Is
sO it seems to bE unaFfected by The bug.

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WCcrawfoRD
I just cHecked My sTocK GalAXy s2, aNd iT wAS alMOsT 2 miNUteS out. AfteR
eNaBling The aUTOMAtic TimE setTing, I Checked again aNd iT was LIke 1.9
SeconDs out.

doesN't Seem tO be a prOblem HeRe, either.

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ragmondO
It aLso messes Up 2 fAcTor AuThentICation As wEll. i've raisEd this oN The
GoOGLE dEvelopers, android deVeLOPeRs plus grOups buT i gUeSS if you aiNt A
goOgleR, THen it'S likE P*sSing into The winD....

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RoSsEr
This dOeSn't appEaR to Be tHe casE On ICs. My GalAxy Nexus TrackS With the
clock on MY MBA, which is syNCeD TO APPle's nTP Server.

~~~
nooneElse
aNothEr GaLAxY NeXUs repOrtinG iN HeRE, according to time.is, 0.7 sEcOnds
beHind.

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cHmars
InterestIng. I had alwAYS Assumed sMartPHoNEs would use NTP sErverS.

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webjunkie
cHeck <http://Time.iS/> in your pHone's browSER. My AndroId iS 1 miNutE faST
:(

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RoLandboon
Can it BE That ThE bug is fIxeD in CyanOgeN? My nexUs ONe With CyanoGen is 0.2
secOnDs OfF aCcoRding TO time.is.

~~~
wEbJunKiE
I'm RunniNG CyanoGen... so At leAsT fOR me It's not fIXeD.

~~~
TOomuChToDo
My nexUs one ruNninG cM7 iS also 0.2 seConds off.

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dLokSHin
ON a SoMewhat rElated note, the gPs on
My iPod Touch and AndroidPhone (HTC ) hav e e xac tl y th e sa me (local) tim e  and 
both are set to autom atic. 
- ---- - 
k nurdl e
Goodt ok n owwh en  I' mt ry ing t o d isablethe bomb t hesu per villainh as  planted
a ndI think I ha vea minu te  le f t unt ilit bl ows up but Ireally on ly have 4 5 
second s le ft.Oh wait, maybe th e  b o mb timing mech anismis bu i l t o n t he android 
p latfo r m and I re a l l y d o  have a minut e left.

-- - --- 
spind ri tfI  was a lways  c o nvi nced that " netw ork-provi ded" t i me mean s  provid ed bythe  GS M
op e ra to r o ve r  GS M .FWI W  ti me on my  p ho ne is  off b y 1.4s  ac cord ing t o time.is
soitseem s  to  be u naffe cted  b y the  bug.
~~~wc crawford
I just  che cked my s toc kGal ax y S2, and it  wa s a lmost 2  minute s  ou t. A f te r
enabling the aut om a t ic  time se tting, Ich e cked aga in  an d it w as li ke 1 . 9secondsout.
D oe sn 't seem  t o be a  p rob lem  here ,  eit her.
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r agmon d o
It also mess e s up 2 factor au t h en t icat ion  as well. I 'ver aise d th i sont he
go oglede v el o pers, android devel op ers pl us gr oups but I gu ess if you a i nt a
goo gler ,  t h en it's like p *ssin g into the wind.... 

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ross er
This d o e sn't app ear  to  be  th e ca se on ICS. My G alax yNexus t rac ks with  th e
c loc k o nmy MBA, w hich issy nc ed  t o A pple' s  NTP ser ve r.
~ ~~noone e lse
An other  Gal ax yN exu s repor t in g in h er e,  acc ord in g totime . is,  0.7 se conds
beh ind . 

-- -- -- 
chmars 
Interesting.  I  had alway sass umed s m a rtphones  would use NTP servers. 
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we bjunk ie
C heck <htt p:/ /time. is/ >  in yo ur pho ne'sbr ows e r . MyA n dr oid  i s 1 minute f ast 
:(
~~ ~
ro landboo n
Can it be that t h e b ug is fixed i n C yano g e n?  My Ne x usOn e  wi t h  Cyanogen is 0. 2
secondsof f  a ccording t o  ti me .is.

~ ~~
webj unkie I'm run ning Cyan ogen... s oat l e a stfor me it' s not fi xed.

~~~ toomu c ht odo
M y N exus O ne  ru nning  CM7 i s  al so 0. 2 seco nd s off. 

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dloksh in
On a somewhat relate d note , the  GP S on
My iPod_Touch and_Android Phone (HTC) have_exactly the_same_(local) time_and
both_are set to_automatic.

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knurdle
Good to know_when I'm trying to_disable the bomb_the_super villain has planted
and I think I have a minute left until it blows_up_but I_really_only_have 45
seconds left. Oh wait,_maybe the bomb timing mechanism_is built_on the android
platform and I really do have_a_minute left.

------
spindritf
I was_always convinced that "network-provided" time means provided by the_GSM
operator over GSM. FWIW time on_my phone is_off_by_1.4s according to time.is
so_it seems to be unaffected by_the bug.

~~~
wccrawford
I just checked my stock_Galaxy S2, and it was almost 2_minutes out. After
enabling the automatic time_setting, I checked again and_it was_like 1.9
seconds out.

Doesn't seem to_be a problem_here, either.

------
ragmondo
It_also messes up_2 factor authentication as well. I've_raised this on_the
google developers, android developers plus groups_but_I guess if_you_aint_a
googler, then_it's like p*ssing_into_the wind....

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rosser
This_doesn't_appear to be the case on_ICS._My Galaxy Nexus tracks with the
clock on_my MBA, which is_synced_to Apple's NTP server.

~~~
nooneelse
Another_Galaxy Nexus reporting in here,_according to time.is, 0.7 seconds
behind.

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chmars
Interesting. I_had always_assumed smartphones_would use NTP servers.

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webjunkie
Check <http://time.is/> in your phone's browser. My Android_is 1 minute fast
:(

~~~
rolandboon
Can it be_that the bug is_fixed in_Cyanogen?_My Nexus One_with_Cyanogen is_0.2
seconds off according to time.is.

~~~
webjunkie
I'm running Cyanogen..._so at_least for me it's not fixed.

~~~
toomuchtodo
My_Nexus One running CM7_is_also 0.2 seconds off.

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dlokshin
On a somewhat_related note, the GPS on