Recent content by oddtay

ATTKevin, Can you confirm this is true using the Wireless Home Phone and Internet device on the Unlimited Plus plan? I know it says so in the TOS, however you can't seem to get this device without paying $20 for a voice plan and $50 or $80 for a limited data plan. Other reps are saying you need...

Same here! Doesn't matter if it's speakerphone or Bluetooth, display stays on. When it times out, it comes right back on. Hit the power button, comes back on. Thanks for the minimizing tip! That worked.

YES! Finally it is fixed! Latest version from 1/31/17.

No, it isn't. But after having 80 mb/s it sure is! Posted via the Android Central App

Back in late December, early January I was getting 80+ mb/s download speeds. February my download speeds went back to 25-30 mb/s. Of course at&t says nothing is wrong. My wife's phone had the same experience. Anyone else see this? I was kind of loving that speed! Posted via the Android...

I get having an account for Samsung Pay and apps, just wasn't sure why the redundant sync categories with Google sync. Like contacts...when you create a new contact you have to choose between Device, Google, or Samsung. Same with calendar. Too many options! ! I mean you almost have to have a...

What is the advantage of having a Samsung account? Looks like it syncs the same stuff that Google sync does. Am I missing something?

Not sure what this has to do with Twitter notifications... I can only assume you are referencing the photo of my wife's phone screen. Sometimes it's easier to snap a quick photo than to do a screen shot, transfer the photo to my phone, and post it. Posted via the Android Central App

All the reports I've seen are from newer Samsung phones so I have to wonder if it's something Samsung has done. Posted via the Android Central App

Maybe, but it seems to work on my wife's Note 4 that has an OK button. Posted via the Android Central App

This is my Note 5. No OK button. Posted via the Android Central App

The problem is there is no OK/Cancel button on the sound dialog box. My wife has a Note 4 and she has an OK button on this setting and is able to select a different sound. My Note 5 doesn't have an OK button and backing out is the same as canceling. This is my wife's Note 4. It has an OK...

I believe you can. The phone doesn't care who's using it. I believe if you stop paying, AT&T reports it to credit bureaus but doesn't reposes the phone. Posted via the Android Central App

I don't believe this has anything to do with the native email app that allows you to get email from an Exchange server. This only affects folks who use EAS to get email from Google. iPhones used to be setup like this as they didn't support native Google sync.

Constant network errors on two Galaxy Nexus' that I own. I've found that if I kill the app it will work for a while.