Recent content by Treknologist

I'm going to wait as well. My 2XL is working smoothly and since it will still get updates, I'm not in a rush to upgrade. I can skip the Pixel 3 and wait for the Pixel 4. Besides, I'm hoping the darned notch is not used in that iteration or a much smaller notch is used.

I ordered the 64GB graphite. Looking forward to getting this in November!

I'm upgrading from the Nexus 5. Getting the 6P. I want better battery life without having to carry around an external battery pack!

I'd have to agree with many who have already posted this: DOZE!

It's gone for me as well. I don't see it on any of my devices.

That's exactly how I felt when I got it. :) I've run into an issue with battery drain, though.

ASUS has finally released a Kit Kat update for the 701T! I was able to download it today. They have updated to Kit Kat 4.4.2 and they've changed the interface to their new ZenUI. They've removed some features (like the Quick Start) and some ASUS apps that were not compatible with Kit Kat and...

Thanks for the feedback berndlb!

I'm going to revive this thread to ask those who have this tablet if it is worth it. The specs look fantastic and my Transformer Prime is just not cutting it anymore. I'm sick and tired of the lag and stutter. TigerDirect has the TF701 discounted at $389 right now. I was waiting for the new...

I visited the Disney Parks this weekend and took this picture of the tree at the entrance of Disney's Hollywood Studios with my Nexus 5. The picture has been enhanced by Google (you know, the magical stuff they do). I've made it a tradition to visit the these parks at Christmas time.

Re: Nexus 5 Problems & Issues Thanks. The troubleshooting method there did the trick. It works fine now. I knew it wasn't a cable problem since the N4 and the N7 were connecting fine with the same cable.

Re: Nexus 5 Problems & Issues Is anyone having issues getting the phone to be properly recognized by Windows 7? When I connect the N5 it gets detected but it never shows up in Windows Explorer. It also appears listed as an unknown device type under Windows devices.

I want one! I want one! :)

To quote a certain donkey: "Pick me! Pick me!" ;)

Essentially by using the same logic that is used for unlocking the screen. You touch the white phone symbol that appears on the screen during a call and a ring appears. You can then slide your finger to the green phone to answer, the red phone to hang up, or the SMS logo to send a text message...