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Moto has had it in their phones wince the Atrix 4G in 2011ish.

Dual band WiFi? Yes! 802.11ac? Yes. Here is a screenshot on what you should expect assuming you have a good fast connection.

Boot in to recovery and do another FDR. To get in to recovery, power down the phone. Hold the home button, volup and power. When you get in to recovery, scroll down to wipe data/factory reset. When you reboot the phone, give it 5 minutes or so before calling it quits.

I believe the primary feature in the most current release is the Android Wear functionality. I think the Android SDK was also updated with the proper APIs.

In Google+, go to Settings. You should see your name and email address. If you click on that you should see more options. The first one should be Notifications.

A few people I know running Android 4.4.2 were having issues with EAS. I found using a different mail app can at times help. Personally, I use K-9 Mail. It is pretty simple and does exchange via WebDAV. Not sure if that would be an option for you, but at the least you can test.

Clear the cache in the app (Settings > Apps > Clear cache). Also, as @cpaight mentioned you might try Chrome Beta.

I am inclined to believe that this is a Nexus issue. I had a similar issue with my Galaxy Nexus that I have with my Nexus 5. I am not 100% sure it is hardware related as much as it is software. I honestly don't know. I am an AT&T customer. With my Moto X (carrier branded), I get service in some...

I have read the same. But I have never had a G2. The screen for the N5 and the G2 are slightly different, which made me think there could be other differences. The difference in carrier branded phones came up as I made a comparison between the N5 and the Moto X. My Moto X rocks, but every Nexus...

True. But I am assuming very little hardware wise, mostly software is going to be a big difference, no?

I have no doubt in my mind that the carrier branded phones get help from the carriers to tweak/adjust/improve service to their networks. It is really in the carrier's best interest. The Nexus devices aren't super popular with the masses and are not sold in high volume like other devices, but...

I don't know what to think of this phone. I didn't know what to think of my Galaxy Nexus a few years ago either. I am an AT&T customer in the US who is typically really happy with AT&T. I live outside of a relatively small city. In the city I have no issues. I have full bars pretty much...

I do not honestly know. I only use my Mac for web browsing. I use my PC for all of my phone stuff. But you can try plugging in your phone and seeing if your computer recognizes it.

Hook it up to your computer. Copy the files off the SD Card. After you reset your phone, copy the files back to the directory you got them from and you should be good.

When you say native email app do you mean the actual GMail app of the yellow email app? See attached picture if you are not sure what I am referring to.