Recent content by ajGoes

It was originally available in 16- and 32-GB models. The 32-GB version was discontinued pretty early on.

How did you pin it down? I've stuck with the unsupported WeatherBug Elite because I like its presentation, but I'll dump it in a heartbeat if it's behind my phone's increasingly-frequent reboots.

You need to add the mobile hotspot feature to your plan. The last time I looked, Verizon charged $30/month for it.

I didn't know that! Where is it? Sorry for the misinformation.

The Droid Maxx doesn't have an LED. Is your phone perhaps a Droid Razr Maxx? If so, you might get more replies in that phone's forum. Good luck in any case!

Yes. It costs $30/month, IIRR.

I just discovered I can't report spam till I've made ten posts. This is number ten!

Is there a return symbol in the bottom-right corner of a selection of smilies? That's how the SwiftKey keypad works. I keep forgetting to look for the return symbol down there.

It's unlocked, so all you need to do is swap SIM cards.

Huh, mine too.

Advanced Calling (AKA VoLTE, AKA HD Voice) will be enabled on our Maxx's through a software update which should drop in the next few weeks, but we can't enable it online or through Customer Service yet. I've just spoken with two Verizon reps, one of whom was very high up and spoke with someone...

That's the normal "breathing" behavior. It consumes hardly any electricity. It does stop when the phone is face down and, if you have the "sleep at night" feature enabled, during the night-time hours you specify.

gStrings has been replaced by the new Waves app (https://forums.androidcentral.com/e?link=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.anrdoezrs.net%2Flinks%2F100048248%2Ftype%2Fdlg%2Fsid%2FUUacUvbUpU3797173%2Fhttps%3A%2F%2Fplay.google.com%2Fstore%2Fapps%2Fdetails%3Fid%3Dorg.cohortor.gstringsng&token=hLg5_7d1). Install...

The Google Voice app can't set itself up on Verizon, but it's perfectly compatible. Just replace the X's in this number with your Google Voice number and touch Call: *72(xxx)xxx-xxxx

I've been a loyal ThinkPad buyer since IBM released the very first model. Lenovo maintained their quality for quite a while after they bought the line in 2005. Sadly though, the latest ThinkPads have lost their superior 7-row keyboards, which was one of their outstanding attributes. If...