Am I nuts or is there no LED light on the Droid Maxx? It seems like the phone goes on and off instead of a light, is that accurate?
Am I nuts or is there no LED light on the Droid Maxx? It seems like the phone goes on and off instead of a light, is that accurate?
Most would agree a LED is more useful. When you could actually leave your phone face up and see from across the room that you got a notification/missed call since the last time you turned your phone on...That is correct as far as I know. You don't need one!
Most would agree a LED is more useful. When you could actually leave your phone face up and see from across the room that you got a notification/missed call since the last time you turned your phone on...
I know Motorola is going all in on its 'Active Display' but I wish it would still have a LED. Perhaps a more advanced version of NoLED will allow a continual notification, as the default 'Active Display' is based on phone pickup only (or immediately after event).
For what period of time?shows the notifications every 5-10 seconds.
For what period of time?
What I mean is, if you got a new email 20 minutes ago, is the thing still turning on every few seconds for 20 minutes? Also, all the videos seem like the fade in/out isn't completely smooth on the Moto X, how is it on the Droid?Not sure. Haven't counted. I was doing something and received a text and kept looking over my shoulder at the phone just sitting there and the notification lit up every time a looked over. Must have been about roughly 5 seconds.p
notifications on the display keeps breathing every 5 secs, it does that for ever until you address the notifications or dismiss them.
The RAZR HD was a OLED screen with a PenTile subpixel arrangement. OLED can and does suffer from burn in.Burn in.... Not likely. This is an OLED screen not a pentile like the RAZR HD.
Yeah, so glad they moved away from the PenTile subpixel arrangement...yuk!Like the screen, it's sharp.
If you have the phone in your pocket and you pull it halfway out will the screen come on from that little movement?
The RAZR HD was a OLED screen with a PenTile subpixel arrangement. OLED can and does suffer from burn in.
Yeah, so glad they moved away from the PenTile subpixel arrangement...yuk!
Does the active notifications have different colors for different notifications? Email, text, voice mail etc