Recent content by ACG00

Hmmm. From my experience, I've had two separate Nexus 6's on Verizon and never had any SMS/MMS issues.

It surprised me, but it took a little while to decide on a layout I like. I originally had things set up like my phone, but it just didn't work with the larger form factor.

Interesting.. I have an old Sprint SIM that I popped into my tablet to see what would happen, and at the very least it registered on their network and seemed like it would work which is much more than I can say about my test on Verizon where it seems they're flat out blocking it from even...

I'm having some difficulties too. I've installed the nano sim from my iPad Mini in the N9, and it recognizes that's on Verizon Wireless but doesn't show any signal strength. I know (think) the N9 was going to be offered on Verizon, and it should support the correct bands, but maybe the radios...

It feels like this is the only thing I own that doesn't require a battery..

Pure Edition on Verizon? When looking at specs, I was under the impression the PE wouldn't work on Verizon period, let alone get VoLTE.

Having stick time with both phones, here's my thinking is you can't really go wrong with either. - I loved the Nexus 6's large screen while I had it. The size of the phone was a little overwhelming at first but I quickly got used to it. Pocketing it wasn't too bad, and you kind of get used...

Having gone from a Moto X to the Nexus 6, the Moto apps totally had me spoiled. Moto Display especially, it's far superior to Ambient Display. That's not to say Ambient Display doesn't work, but it's not consistent and it falls short of being able to simply wave your hand over the phone in...

I'm disappointed it didn't work out, but my Nexus went back today.. The Nexus 6 was a phone I *really* wanted to love. At first the size was both amazing and intimidating. The idea of a 6" screen lured me in, but for the 1st day I had trouble with the idea of pocketing such a large device...

I *could* try to pin down which app it is, but given the fact that I have none of the same issues on my MotoX which is running more or less the same OS with the exact same apps, I'm not all that interested in investing the time to be honest. I'm a minimalist, everything I have installed is...

That occurred to me as well, but I have all the same apps installed on my Moto X, which is also running Lollipop, and have none of these issues on it. That's not to say that there can't be an app that for some reason is causing issues on the N6 that doesn't bother the MotoX, but regardless I...

Choppy is a good way to describe how the phone operates most of the time, though mine seems to progress beyond that after a while. And I'd agree the phone isn't unusable all the time, but user experience is unacceptable in my opinion, especially given the cost of the device. It has however...

I've had a 2014 MotoX for a few months now, but when I had the chance to play with a N6 I decided to make the jump. I have to say there's alot about it that I absolutely love, but my experience over the last couple days has been less than smooth. In a nut shell my phone is SLOW, is it just me...

Re: Still can't use the nexus 6 on VZW That or use Google Voice for voicemail. If you do that, you can get visual voicemail (requires you enable it in the GV and Dialer apps)

Re: Still can't use the nexus 6 on VZW T-Mobile N6 running perfectly on Verizon here. I simply popped in the SIM out of my 2014 Moto X, powered up the N6, and was registered on VZW with no problem.