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In my case, since Samsung removed the increasing volume option on the Alarm clock, i have been trying to find any clock application that has such feature (like the Google clock app) that will send the alarm to Samsung smartwatch, but nothing works. Tried to play with notification settings on...

http://forums.androidcentral.com/showthread.php?p=3591578 You might be right, so just the same this thread might be one of those you're talking about :-) Sent from my SM-N9005 using Tapatalk

Still reading about it. Just read a post from another site saying Skype itself is the reason. Guy says his problem gone after uninstalling Skype! Another recommends removing both Skype and twitter. I will try it. Sent from my SM-N9005 using Tapatalk

Did you update your phone to KitKat lately? It has been causing drain problems to many users. Something to do with camera. I saw a tip on the Web to install Skype which I did and fixed most of the problem. Apparently Skype overwrites some problem-causing files that come with KitKat. Sent...

Update: Hi all Received a notification on my device a couple of days ago saying new software has been downloaded, I accepted the installation and the error message disappeared. When I checked software updates it tells me now that latest software has been installed. Apparently Samsung has...

I have it for a few months now and it works fine. I get two to 3.5 days out of a single charge. I did face a big drainage problem after KitKat update, which was solved by installing latest Skype version. Sent from my SM-N9005 using Tapatalk

Hi Not sure if this will help. My note 3 battery was fine until the KitKat update (some people have automatic updates set in their phones). My search on the Web resulted in this: KitKat caused battery drainage in many phones. One temporary solution is to install latest version of Skype, which...

Got same problem. Bought LTE version from Bahrain (middle east) same day released, not rooted but tells me device is modified.

Re: Not charging? I believe this is to protect your USB from frying. USB ports usually run at 5 Volts but can give 0.5 Amps if I am not mistaken. The Galaxy needs a 2.0 A current, and if it tries to get this from your USB, it will probably cause damage to it. So this is a smart move to avoid...