Recent content by dphorgan2

Makes no difference. It's the same feature on tapping the screen. Capacitive screens are supposed to work with only finger inputs, but we all know that's not true.

It's because of that incredibly stupid "feature" where just tapping the screen turns on the screen. Then because the lock screen is so easily "swipped" to unlock is where it's doing that. With FP or Iris scanner/pin turned on, it'll cut down the unlocking but the screen will still CONSTANTLY...

There's this cool website called Google. Ever use it?

I recently bought a Nexus 6 from a Largo FL store and 9 days later a hairline crack formed in the screen. Took it back to a Clearwater AT&T store and they told me that they won't exchange devices with manufacturer defects even within the 14 days! Because they say "wa just sell them, thats it...