Recent content by n3wDaddy77

It might. But, then again it's just a troubleshooting step. You could very well call Lenovo / Moto to see if their tech support could help you without you resetting the watch; but, I think they might still have you do that anyway.

If I understood that correctly, no. Pairing your N6 to both your car and your Moto 360 wouldn't cause the watch to reboot. Unless there's something wrong with your watch. Have you tried a factory reset on the 360?

I'd say the Huawei Watch is still a great buy! Especially if you can score a deal somewhere. I also upgraded from a Moto 360 1st gen and I'm glad I did!

I've night noticed that. Mine only buzzes if I receive a notification, or a reminder. Have you tried toggling your haptic feedback off then on again?

I just rec'd the update to 6.0.1 on my N9 LTE (last Wednesday). Maybe they were focusing on that. Hopefully this means that the security update will come soon.

Hope you continue to love it like I do! It's a great watch and I also went with the mesh band.

Those are dead sexy!! Thanks!

How do you have your Android Wear app configured? In the "settings" section of Wear on your phone, do you have the following option enabled?: "Mute phone alerts & calls" If not, maybe that option was cleared when you upgraded to Marshmallow.

Contact Moto customer service. I don't think you can do much of anything beyond resetting the watch.

That is weird. Don't know if you want to try resetting the watch, then re-pairing it to your phone; but it's an option to see if that will fix the issue permanently.

I've never seen that on mine. Although, I've never used that particular watch face. Question: when you took the pic, did you have DND (i.e.: Do Not Disturb) enabled? If so, possibly it wasn't being displayed properly and lower than it typically does on that face.

I got the Stainless Steel mesh band. I wanted the versatility of the individual straps (like the leather), but also wanted the durability and visual appeal of stainless steel. Also, I didn't want to have to resize it for my wrist (which I'd need to do if I got the Stainless Steel link band)...

Most of the time when I use gestures, it's when my other hand is in use (or, I'm too lazy to raise it [emoji6] ). Of course, until I get the OTA for the new version of Android Wear (and get the new gestures to navigate into notifications), then I'd still have to touch the screen. But, at least...

I use both, but I prefer to use gestures whenever I can. I haven't found that using gestures has drained more battery than using the touch screen.

Not that I know of.