USB 3.0

[emiinn]

Plugged in my phone and realised when you pull down notifications you can click the USB-notification for other choices.
The USB3.0 isn't set automatically, I've to set it on manually everytime I plug in. Anyone noticed this?

 

[Haalcyon]

I haven't even noticed it yet. Are transfer speeds to SD card largely improved with USB 3 vs. USB 2? ...I would imagine to internal storage they would be.

 

[emiinn]

I haven't even noticed it yet. Are transfer speeds to SD card largely improved with USB 3 vs. USB 2? ...I would imagine to internal storage they would be.

They're. Even on my external SD card I'm noticing difference. But you'll feel the difference when transfering big files.

It's a pity we always have to manually select USB3.0, why is that?

 

[Vrait]

When you enable USB3.0 it disables your mobile connection. So you can't receive calls when its connected. Says so when you do it.

 

[emiinn]

When you enable USB3.0 it disables your mobile connection. So you can't receive calls when its connected. Says so when you do it.

Dont you Find that ridicilous?

Posted via Android Central App

 

[Haalcyon]

When you enable USB3.0 it disables your mobile connection. So you can't receive calls when its connected. Says so when you do it.

Perhaps it takes everything the phone has to transfer at USB 3.0 speeds.

from my '14 Note 10.1

 

[Vrait]

Dont you Find that ridicilous?

Posted via Android Central App

No, its annoying but whatever. Nobody is going to call me in the five minutes my phone is connected.

 

[Inhocmark]

It's not that. USB 3.0 interferes with wireless signals. The reason this isn't as wide spread knowledge as you'd expect is that the Note 3 is the first phone with USB 3.0. Having 3.0 on all the time would impact the rest of the cell's experience. Switching to USB 3.0 mode shouldn't disable your cell service, there's just a disclaimer saying that it may be impacted.

It's not a perfect solution, but you're still getting 3.0 speeds and Samsung doesn't have tons of support calls about lousy wireless when less technically saavy folks leave their USB 3.0 on

 

[Haalcyon]

It's not that. USB 3.0 interferes with wireless signals. The reason this isn't as wide spread knowledge as you'd expect is that the Note 3 is the first phone with USB 3.0. Having 3.0 on all the time would impact the rest of the cell's experience. Switching to USB 3.0 mode shouldn't disable your cell service, there's just a disclaimer saying that it may be impacted.

It's not a perfect solution, but you're still getting 3.0 speeds and Samsung doesn't have tons of support calls about lousy wireless when less technically saavy folks leave their USB 3.0 on

That's logical.

from a Note 3