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At least on Motorola phones, two other factors are display and font size. Both must be set to default for accessibility setting choices to stick. They're on the same page — just scroll down a bit. This has been true for every Moto phone I've had.

Put it on the charging dock and plug it in to your computer through a microUSB cord. Appears the OS eats up half the 4gb.

Thanks. But, yes, I have manually updated to the most recent version.

Cleared cache. Also wiped app data and uninstalled Touchless Control before reinstalling it. Still no go, even after getting a working copy of the com.motorola.audiomonitor system file from a colleague whose app is working and manually installing that.

Yep. As does "OK Google" in the Google Now app.

I'm unable to train Touchless Control, and I don't mean because it doesn't recognize my voice. When I try to enter training under Touchless Control in Settings, nothing happens ... the "Continue" button is greyed out. I've tried the various suggested fixes for training problems ? uninstalling...

If you're rooted, install rovo89's Xposed Framework and add the GravityBox module. "Button backlight mode" is under "Display tweaks."

I found this on eBay; should be getting it Tuesday or Wednesday. Motorola Droid MAXX XT1080M Cover Trifecta Kickstand Hard Soft 2 Layer Case