Recent content by TacoKingYo

TL;DR: Nobody knows how much battery will be left after a full day's use. We can't make judgments solely based on the specs. Wait for the release to make a decision if battery life is most important to you. For the record, I've noticed an amazing boost in battery life with Nougat on my shamu...

While I say stick with N6, I want to clear something up: fingerprint scanner does not add an extra step to unlocking your phone. In fact, it takes steps out. With the Nexii from last year (5X and 6P) you don't even have to turn your screen on to unlock your phone: you put your finger on the...

Looking for a new, clean icon pack! Posted via the Android Central App

I mainly close apps when I'm not going to use them for a while. IE I don't use chrome very often so when I'm done with it I swipe it. However, Snapchat is a bugger. I have to close the app every time I leave it or I risk FC or other bugs (Snapchat just needs to be reprogrammed from bottom up...

I didn't say it affects everybody, but it has happened to people (read Jerry's last article on it) so it's a good idea to have an unlocked bootloader. It's a good safety net, just to be safe, and there's no risk in doing it. I'm not saying anybody would get any issues that would cause a brick...

If you do decide to try Android N, please PLEASE unlock your bootloader before doing so. It's a simple process that will be worth it. Not doing so could cause a permanent brick should problems arise. Posted via my smexy Nexus 6

Or with the volume up button Posted via my smexy Nexus 6

Re: Help! Restore Nexus 6 to Marshmallow from Android N No, an unlocked bootloader should not have any effect on OTA updates. Root, however, does prevent OTA updates. Posted via my smexy Nexus 6

It seems nobody has answered you, and to give you some kind of answer, I recommend you look through the privacy policy and terms of use for the cloud service Posted via my smexy Nexus 6

Re: Help! Restore Nexus 6 to Marshmallow from Android N In the future, you should have your bootloader unlocked when trying beta builds. This gives a near-certain way of having a way out should anything happen Posted via my smexy Nexus 6

This is very weird, I have a feeling not many people have the same issue so I'm going to go ahead and guess. The best bet would be to send the phone to Motorola and get the screen replaced. You can also replace the phone (if you still have the warranty) with the vendor you bought the phone...

Re: I keep getting Error: device '(null)' not found when trying to load 6.0 on my Nexus 6 For Nexus 6, there's only code 2 and code 3, 2 is for locked and 3 is for unlocked I had the battery expanding issue with my phone a while ago, and it was unlocked. I had gotten it through Verizon so I...

Probably recalibration To answer OP, my Nexus 6 has withstood a bit of water. A bit of water being my hands are wet from showering/etc or using it in rain. Didn't cover it in the rain while using it and the only problem I had with that is it was hard to use (cause of all the water on the screen...

Or she has her own job, own bank account with her own money, and can afford to buy him the phone herself? That can seem reasonable to me, since she might want to feel a little more independent like a lot of women tend to feel.

I don't have v10, but I can say this. If you want to try something new, do it. I find that you can't do half the things on iOS that you can do on Android. And then you take into account all of the things that you can do specifically on the v10 versus the iphone 6s+? You pay more than $300 on a...