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Hello, we are currently working on releasing our iCam mobile application ( http://skjm.com/icam/) to the Amazon App Store. iCam allows you to remotely monitor multiple live video and audio webcam feeds from your mobile phone or tablet. One key feature of iCam is the notifications that it receives from the computer application monitoring the video feed when motion is detected, as demonstrated in this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCpA-A8Lcgc&t=0m55s On iOS and Google Play, (where iCam is currently available,) the notifications consistently arrive within about 5 seconds or so, regardless of the device's state. (It could be asleep, running another app, on a phone call, etc.) On our test Second-Generation Kindle Fire, however, the notifications do not arrive consistently at all. Sometimes the notifications arrive within the same 5 second window as iOS and Android, but more often than not they take 2 minutes, 5 minutes, or 10 minutes or more to arrive. Additionally, it seems as if the notifications do not generally arrive if the device is asleep. Once the device is woken up and unlocked, the notifications will then arrive. If the device is already awake and the notifications have not yet arrived, we can cause them to arrive by tapping the Kindle Fire's Sync menu button, as mentioned in this forum thread: https://forums.developer.amazon.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=1186 Our question is this: Are these delays normal with ADM? Due to the nature of our application, we would like to see the ADM messages arrive within approximately 5 seconds, similar to iOS and Google Play, even if the device is asleep or locked. We would just like some clarification as to whether or not that is currently possible with ADM. Thanks!