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Seems satirical, but I'd give it a try.

This was taken with a Moto X 2014 (hence the noise) and edited in Snapseed. The building is the Cintas Centre at Xavier University. Posted via the Android Central App

Looking forward to the new phone! I just hope there's a GPE.

I haven't seen the movie yet, but I have a hold on the eBook novelization of it. I'm 24th in line, so I think I might need to enact order 66. P.S. I am sincerely sorry for referencing the prequels, I just had to fit it in. Posted via the Android Central App

I really want a fingerprint sensor on my next phone. Convenience and security are very nice. I also hope Doze works in pockets. Posted via the Android Central App

I have a Moto X 2014, and my battery life seems to have diminished a lot. I leave it charging overnight, rich is probably not very good for it, but it routinely goes from 100 to about 10 in 7-8 hours, with about 4 hours of screen-on time. I have brightness at about 20%, NFC on, WI-FI on and...

Sent from my Moto X (XT1094) on 5.1

Sent from my Moto X (XT1094) on 5.1

Re: Number of unread notifications not showing Here's one that looks well-reviewed...

Motorola said that the Moto X Style would be compatible with any US carrier, and Republic was listed briefly with other carriers as being compatible. However, in the past Republic has had to use a tweaked version of Android to enable its signature Wi-Fi calling and texting features -think...

Re: Number of unread notifications not showing That is normal. Notification count on an app is unfortunately not a stock implementation. Sent from my Moto X (XT1094) on 5.1

Hold down the power button for a second or two, and the power off menu should appear. On the bottom there are sound options. Sent from my Moto X (XT1094) on 5.1

This happened to me for the first day or two after updating to 5.1. Have you tried clearing the phone's cache? Sent from my XT1094 using Tapatalk

Youtube updated its backend to make it so that third party players will stop working. It updated the API in its own Youtube app (for reasonably new devices), so developers are probably dissecting the .apk as we type to update their own apps so they'll work again. Sit tight.