Recent content by NoFaQ

Rotation Control Pro is a good app. There are quite a few rotation apps in the Play Store. I also really like the open source Tap 'n' Turn on Fdroid.

The ONLY minor issue/request about the official Samsung Keyboard is I wish there was some backlight on the keys. With the keyboard being smaller than a standard keyboard, seeing the keys would be helpful. I make a lot more typing mistakes at night than I do in the day.

In Nova Launcher, do a two finger swipe up and that should make it appear/disappear. If that doesn't work, go to the Nova settings-->Gestures and see which gesture is tied to the notification panel.

Why do you need a mouse, it's a touchscreen plus you have a stylus acting as the mouse.

I am definitely getting one. I'm still rocking my Tab S 10.5", so the S4 will be a welcome upgrade while keeping the 10.5" I like. Hopefully, the iris/face scan will work good. It works fantastic on my Surface Pro 4, so if it's equivalent then I won't be missing the FPS. I will easily be...

My issue is that Detect Workouts is greyed out. I like to use the Pear Sports app for training runs. It syncs to S-health. Then, the watch auto detects the run also syncs to s-health, resulting in double the distance recorded than I actually did.

Exactly. So, to call the watch, you could dial the watch's designated phone number, or dial the phones number that is number synced to the watch.

Have I been missing this for the year I've had my watch or is this a new category that's been added?

Re: Not receiving text message notifications on Gear S2 Classic 3G Open up Gear Manager, Go to Notifications, Go to Manage Notifications, then scroll through the list and make sure that your messaging app in checked to receive notifications. If not, click it and then select Done.

I think it works well. I've used it in a hotel room and just go about my business. I can hear fine, and I don't have to hold the watch up to my mouth. It's pretty much like using the speakerphone on your phone.

Just so you know, this is an open "public" forum, and not technical support for the watch. People may try to help, but you have to give more information and be patient. You can't expect an immediate response.

You can use Samsung Milk for the music, or transfer you own music files to the watch. For running, S-Health or Nike are basically your two options.

I've tried a few different ones. I keep going back to "Star Trek Watch" since it seems to use the least battery of the ones I've tried. I can't say it's the "best", but it's the best of what I've used. I can get about 36 hours on normal usage (Auto-3g, Wifi on, no auto HR, No NFC, connected...

While running, with the S-Health screen up showing your distance, you can swipe the screen left or right (I can't remember which) and go to a different screen that will show your pace. Why it's not all on one screen is stupid, to me, but it isn't.

I have the 3g, and through a normal day I lose ~25% battery per day. Obviously, if I forget my phone or go for a run where I am not connected to the phone, and only the cellular connection, the battery drains faster. But, I don't seem to be having any battery issues.