Recent content by TJCacher

Newly set up, still all stock. Got the home screen layout just the way I like it, though. I really like Samsung's app icons and the way the stock theme incorporates smoothly transitioning versions of the Infinity wallpapers between the home screen, lock screen and AOD (always on display). I...

This. I love my Turbo 2 and agree with op's points regarding the phone hardware, but updates are a huge drawback. I've used iPhone, Samsung (carrier and non-carrier versions), Nexus and non-carrier Sony phones. No contest for the Nexus devices' update cycle. For me, my Sony was next best...

I'm assuming you're using the Google Play Music app on both devices and that you uploaded some music to Google's cloud music service using your gmail account. 1. Start the Play Music app on your wife's tablet. 2. Tap the menu bar at the upper right of the app and choose "Settings". 3. Tap...

Re: Samsung Note 3 "Prevention Information" Message Agreed about the weird part. I am not sure you can depend on the fact that you don't ever explicitly disable Wi-Fi. When you sleep your phone the Wi-Fi radio may be turned off by the os itself. Therefore if you are getting the Knox system...

Re: Samsung Note 3 "Prevention Information" Message OK, I'll try to make it clearer. Unless you have a device with an unlocked boot loader AND you have flashed a ROM that doesn't have the Knox subsystem installed, then you definitely *do* have Knox whether you think so or not. Samsung put...

Re: Samsung Note 3 "Prevention Information" Message [TLDR for my longish reply below: Knox can produce other similarly-worded notifications with the same notification title as the one we're having trouble with. These may be legitimately-produced protection violation messages for those...

Re: Samsung Note 3 "Prevention Information" Message Yes, it most certainly would. I'm sure someone will tell you it's the Knox app after long-pressing the notification and tapping the "App Info" button, but of course, that's wrong. The "App Info" button tells you the name of the app posting...

Here's a link to the (long) thread on XDA about the issue in case you want to check it out yourself: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2467005 Sent from my AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 3 using Tapatalk Pro

I discovered a very long thread about this issue on the XDA forums this evening. After reading the whole thing, the last few postings seem to have identified an effective work-around that prevents this from happening: Turn off the "Always allow scanning" option in wifi settings. Step-by-step...

I'm seeing it on and off. I posted in the "Stupid Questions" thread about it a few days ago on the XDA AT&T Note 3 Q&A forum. I convinced myself it was related to having the "Use for all screens" option enabled in the One-handed settings, as disabling that and rebooting a couple of times seemed...