Recent content by Jetta392

This is true but the part where Bixby asks for a password has been removed.

I want to play mp3's stored in my phone through my Frontier but when I press the icon on the watch the muisc plays through the phone's speakers. My other smartphone will stream from my phone to the watch.

Goto settings> accessibility >vision. Look for magnification gestures. The three tap setting should be there.

Ask Bixby to play the Star Spangled Banner and Bixby will beat box it for you.

If I shoot a video while holding the phone vertically and then rotate the phone horizontally, it will record in those orientations just fine. When I play it back, the part I recorded vertically plays full screen but when I get to the part I recorded horizontally it's still in the vertical...

I posted about this before but I think it has relevance here. There are several functions that get disabled just to let one certain function work. Like the tap screen 3x magnify gesture. Never had to disable so many functions on my Note 4.

One thing I noticed it does put the text or caption close to the attachment. I guess I can live with it.

I have to send the picture or video first and then send the text second.

At&t version ?

I want to use magnification gesture to triple tap on the screen to magnify but a popup says it will disable many features. Why did Samsung do it this way? It worked perfect on my note 4 and did not disable anything already enabled.

At the right of the screen where it says enter phone number there is a symbol. Press it and it brings up the list of recent phone calls. You can then choose the numbers you want to block by first long press and then you can choose multiple numbers to block. I don't know why Samsung did it that...

I noticed you can't do certain things if this or that is turned on. Try to turn on magnification gesture and it will show a list of things that won't work if it's on. Don't know why Samsung does this.

Re: Note 4 Bluetooth "skipping" audio. I too have the skipping problem. I believe it started after installing Lollipop. I use an app called keep Screen which allows you to choose what apps to keep the screen from timing out. It also has the option to dim the screen to min (which I...