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Re: I cant shut the pop up ads off my phone It wasn't Facebook. It was FLV Player. It had been fine for a year for me and then it suddenly started serving full screen pop-up ads.

The only thing I had installed recently was Google Files. I don't keep a lot of superfluous apps on here. I got rid of files, Amazon, didn't work. Something told me this morning to get rid of Facebook and the Messenger. We'll see if these random popups stop.

I have started seeing ads pop up over Google apps. Youtube, Gmail, Maps. I think Google is doing this to us.

My battery started going bonkers a couple of weeks ago, losing like half of the charge overnight. The Android O beta has fixed that, it seems.

Nexus 6, on Nougat, not a FB beta tester. It has been happening for me, too. Force stop seems to be good enough for me to clear it.

I am generally ok with Fi but I am not really impressed with the coverage. I am in a Tampa suburb and LTE coverage is spotty. I live and work near major roads and yet I get way too much 3G signal or worse and I have had calls drop on me. This is especially frustrating when having to wait 20+...

I don't see myself changing, but if I do, then maybe later this year for Black Friday - that will put me close to 18 months with the N6. I don't care about the fingerprint sensor and I have a Bose Color Bluetooth speaker that will sound much richer so the speaker module does nothing for me at...

To answer the original question of this thread: I'm not sure. I got a Nexus 6 last year and it's still a decent phone. I may wait a year before changing phones, this one is good enough.

Happy New Year! Please start it off right with a little BB-8. :)

Re: Moto X (1st gen): Lollipop News On my Nexus 7 it's fine. I'm just curious about how it will work on this X. I'm a little tired of waiting. I am afraid that it's going to go the way of the old droids and not get updated at all. I have a droid that is forever sitting on jelly bean. Posted...

Wishes do come true! Nexus 9 under the tree Thank you Santa Phil!

My bad, this is what I get for late night posting. I forgot. Sheesh. Posted via Android Central App

The Verizon Droids also got the X's enhancements that they could - although the always-listening Touchless Control wasn't possible until the soon to debut Droid Turbo. Posted via Android Central App

A slight correction. Some Droids were made by HTC but Motorola eventually got the exclusive deal. The first Droid, the one that got Android on the radar of consumers, was by Motorola, though! But I agree with your overall assessment. Given the choice, I'd prefer the more elegant and...

In the battery setting there is the battery saver, but it is only for low battery level. I use AutomateIt to regulate things that will help my battery life on my OG X. I shut off mobile data when connected to wifi to shut off the radio, I use the rules to regulate the screen brightness when I'm...

I think that's true of both Apple and Samsung. Notice the pattern: reps know nothing about any other flagships than those two. Maybe HTC... The lack of training is a problem that comes from the top. And the lack of marketing materials for this phone is a problem that is partly Motorola's...

Make up your own mind. These are very different devices with different experiences. You have to decide what is important to you. Posted via Android Central App

Re: X is tough? I'm sure that if you drop it the right way it can break. They are not indestructible. Posted via Android Central App

Re: What was your previous device and what is that one feature/feature's... Once you adapt to the new notification system, you will not miss the notification light. Posted via Android Central App

I was speaking about the price of the X. It is not $600 unless you get a premium back and 32 GB storage. But comparing apples to apples, the base model is nowhere near $600. "I don't know where you get your prices from." Posted via Android Central App