Recent content by DFM725

Are you using a phone sim, a data plan sim, or a wearable sim. If phone, what plan?

Nope, Chase Amazon Prime Credit Card works great.

I left everything on and just turned off LTE. I'm still using the always on display, I left NFC, Wifi, and Bluetooth on and I got a full day out of my watch on my first day with it. In my opinion, it is about managing the searching time and refresh for connectivity. If you're entire home and...

Correct. I had no interest in paying them monthly. The wearable plans also have a limited amount of high speed data if I'm not mistaken (which I'm sure is more than enough). My goal was to get the free data or free talk/everything line on a smartwatch. I had 6 lines already before the free 2...

I bought the AT&T Version from Best Buy. I removed the AT&T Nano sim and inserted a T-Mobile Nano Sim. I am using a T-Mobile One line I got for free on Magenta Friday back in November. AllI had to do was call them with the sim card # to activate the sim. Now the watch acts just like a phone.

At the moment I only wish it had Marshmallow

Reset your phone to factory default settings. If it isn't a hardware issue, it'll be fixed. Only reinstall apps you absolutely trust and need, process of elimination what is causing it. I had horrible battery drain in my Nexus 6, factory defaults, it improved.

https://youtu.be/mFCbBnwan3I https://youtu.be/1yiCmvgdjWw

Re: I am torn between the LG V10 and Nexus 6P. Which one should I buy Well in that case I'll enjoy the YouTube video that steered me to the LG V10 over the Nexus 6P because my real world experience reinforces the YouTube video that showed the LG V10 opening apps and games faster than the 6P.

Link, source, prove it. Sent from an LG V10 with no overheating issues

I see an article about how LG decided to use the 808 instead of the 810 that overheats. Is that what you're referring to?

Re: I am torn between the LG V10 and Nexus 6P. Which one should I buy Well wonder no more. On Youtube the video title is "Huawei Nexus 6P vs Samsung Note 5 - Speed Test" by L BS. I'm not allowed to post links until I have 10 forum posts for some reason. Anyway, there are plenty of articles...

Sorry but there are soooooo many flaws in your very short post. The main one being that Google's Nexus line is not like Apple's iPhone line. Google does not control the entire app store, code, and developers. The Nexus line is a minimalist approach, no bloatware, stock operating system, and...

Not true at all. The LG, with a slower processor and more features, does not lag at all. I know because I've lived with this phone for a month now.

I researched and cross shopped all the new phones. I actually settled on just waiting because the Nexus 6P was too similar to the experience of my Nexus 6 (albeit with some improvements obviously) but not enough to entice me to pay $499. I then began watching speed test videos and looking at...