Recent content by SCD23x

Happened to me once after I took an Uber to the middle of nowhere. I was able to text my bro through my Moto 360 to figure out how to resolve this issue. Unfortunately all that could be done was a hard reset. I was not pleased

I rock all my phones naked. Today I dropped it from the top of a 7 foot ladder directly on to linoleum. No damage.

Re: Note 5 keeps getting "Not charging" or "Docking Station connected" notifications non stop Happens to me only when connected with the fast charger.

Re: anybody here uses the Note5 completely naked? I do. Bought it on launch day. Minor nicks on the edges, no scratches on the glass. IMO Samsung devices don't hold their value enough to sacrifice the aesthetics with a case. I'll enjoy it for a year, get a modest return once I sell and move on.

This is pretty disappointing. My Nexus 5 would sit perfectly on a Nokia DT-910 charger and completely charge night in and night out with no problems. I'd like to say the same for my ~$800 Note 5. Sent from my SM-N920P using Tapatalk

Settings ----> Display -----> Day dream -----> ???? -----> Profit

No, it's not. I have the same issue with the Spigen F300w wireless charging stand.

##data# shows that CA is enabled, so I suppose this phone does support carrier aggregation. Sent from my SM-N920P using Tapatalk

Bump. Odd I can't find any information on this but it doesn't look good. I've yet to see a SCC value in the ##debug# > LTE Engineering menu.

I live in a 2x carrier aggregation market. I probably should have asked this question before I bought the phone, however I didn't realize there was something other than "Spark" being rolled out.

I find it necessary to update this thread as I've come across new information. I took my phone into my local Sprint store, where an employee compared the signal strength to his 6+. The phones were right next to each other, and they both registered a near-identical signal reading. In any...

Had the 6+ for ~10 months. Bought the Note 5 on launch day. To me, the biggest trade-offs can be stated in the simplest of terms: iOS works. It just works- it's dependable and does what you need it to when you need it to. The corollary to this is that it's boring (to me, anyways). Android has...

Does it......? DOES IT.....?

Any benefit to Samsung Pay over Android Pay? Any benefit to either of these over the Google Wallet I used on my NS4G?

That's odd, I thought Motorola radios were second to none. Sent from my SM-N920P using Tapatalk