Recent content by maclancer

It is almost April, 2017 and the G4 in the US has not received yet Nougat. I guess we will never going to see it.

Definitely, this device has been out in the market for a long time and still have same price. I don't know if it's because they only have one model available or it is because Google want to keep it expensive.

Not yet... I guess we will have to wait and see if they push it in February. Motorola is not the same one that we used to enjoy latest upgrade.

I think you're out of the standard warranty if you purchased the phone on 8/2015. Standard warranty is only for one year. After that you are basically in you own.

Yup... They quit producing watches.

I think is great at the moment because Motorola can focus on the 2nd generation 360 and 360 sport with support and new OS updates.

I ordered the white 360 sports. I was using the flame color one for a few days but didn't like it. The color was to feminine. Can't wait to test the white one.

Re: 4gb of cached data ..for real!!?!?!? You can clear that cached data manually.

Not at the same level of LG... I mean look at Motorola or Lenovo smartphones, or even Sony. You don't hear that their devices have a bootloop issue that not only with one model but every model they produce? All LG phones have some kind of issue with the bootloop. LG is just irresponsible and the...

I understand that and I like all these features but unfortunately they have a problem that they have not be able to solve yet when they built their phones.The bootloop issue has been around since the LG G2 to the LG V10. I have not hear yet any issue with the V20.

Take the battery out, if you have a spare one, use it and test it. If it is not working then it is something more serious than the battery.

At this point, I have not idea why people own LG phones. Their build quality is obvious in this thread.

Your comment make a lot of sense... He may need to pay more but it is paying for warranty as well. Not just for the display replacement.

I rather deal with this than a factory reset.

Re: which Motorola phone on a budget? less than 300.00 NFC is nice but not a necessity... At least for me. Fingerprint scan to unlock is more attractive.