Recent content by Camilo

For what it's worth, now the Phone and Subaru BT are working perfectly together again. No clicking, no random loud sounds. Next time it happens (if ever), I'll try the phone with a different car BT... which I didn't do this time because by the time I was going to try it, the problem had resolved.

I wouldn't like messages displayed so I don't know anything about that issue because I never investigated that. As for the hearing the messages through the car speaker, make sure your phone's Motorola Assist is set to "talk to me" in Driving Mode if you haven't already. If you also like...

Thanks. As I was sitting in my driveway with the car running trying all the above options, I didn't think of that even though my wife's car was right there. That's the only other BT device we have. I'll give that a try. That made me think of another thing I didn't try - running the BT audio...

I have a 2013 Moto X Android Version 5.1 ATT network. I have been using this phone to play audio via Bluetooth through my 2013 Subaru Impreza. It connects automatically and all the controls work fine. The audio quality suddenly changed yesterday. I get a quiet "click" sound every second...

Thanks for that link. Next time I drive I'll try the various commands for turning off the audible. That's the core of the issue anyway. Posted via the Android Central App

I don't know if this is the best forum to post this, so if you can point me to a better forum, please do! I use hands-free voice commands to navigate in my car quite a bit. "OK Google, navigate to XYZ (contact, address, business name, etc.). I love it and it works really, really well. I even...

If, by any chance the reason you want to use the Google Play Movies app to play the movie so you can stream it to Chromecast, there's an app called Aviate that I've been using that works with Chromecast. It's not the best player I've ever used, but it does play movies, can stream them to...

Just as an update - I really can't figure out what's going on with this, other than to think the mother board, or logic board or whatever it's called was damaged when I dropped it and broke the screen. The tech who assembled the new screen onto the phone inspected (assembled and disassembled)...

This is a 2013 Moto X, Android 4.4.4. It does not have a case or screen protector. I cracked the screen and had it replaced/repaired locally, got it back yesterday. The phone looks perfect and works perfectly except for one thing. Now, whenever the phone is engaged in a call - making a call...

I've had my Moto X since fall of 2013. I've always used the "Sleeping" mode in the Assist app and it works great. My phone has been updated to Android 4.4.4 for quite a while. Something changed recently and I don't know why. I have always had the Sleeping mode set for 11:00 pm - 8:00 am...

Another way you can do it with the stock app is when you look for the ringtone to use for the alarm, use the file explorer to go to the folder where you keep your music files (I'm not really sure what the default folder is - ?music?.... because I load music with the ISyncr app which puts the...

In the online photos, this looks a lot like the simple, cheap Diztronic case I used for a while. That case is nice and minimal, has a decent feel, and the buttons work fine. I then tried a simple, cheap bumper I bought from Ebay and that worked great too. Now I'm just using the phone without a...

Maybe look at >settings >battery to see what's using your battery? I use Assist every day - for driving and sleeping every night. I've never seen appreciable battery usage by Assist. It seems like a passive thing, except of course it uses the GPS to determine if you're driving. But it seems...

Re: Tab 2 turns itself back on. One fix that worked I've posted this in a couple other threads, but thought it might catch someone's eye here. The latest firmware update seems to solve the problem. The trick is to get the firmware to install because that requires the tablet to shut down during...

I finally got the firmware to update .... by using the "won't shut down" workaround mentioned elsewhere in this thread and in other threads: unmount and remove SD card keep it plugged in to AC power cycle on and off (OFF, not restart, may require doing it from lock screen) several times...