Will Nexus 6 have Moto Assist?
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mookiekillsit
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I had seen reports that it will not... That Moto Assist is a Moto X exclusive.....
Hopefully the rumors/reports are wrong.... Not that I'd use it all that much but be neat to have....
I had seen reports that it will not... That Moto Assist is a Moto X exclusive.....
Hopefully the rumors/reports are wrong.... Not that I'd use it all that much but be neat to have....
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That is a good point. I believe this can be added to all Moto devices if it doesn't come standard.
That is a good point. I believe this can be added to all Moto devices if it doesn't come standard.
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It's a Nexus, guys.
Not without some hackery, no. It will not come stock...nor should it.
It's a Nexus, guys.
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True but it is also a Motorola which Motorola Assist works with there devices. So I would be interested to see how this would work.
Posted via the Android Central App
True but it is also a Motorola which Motorola Assist works with there devices. So I would be interested to see how this would work.
Posted via the Android Central App
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I think some hackery could be done. I'm also curious to see if it's an AMOLED screen or not. Then we can see if we can get active notifications hacked on as well!
I think some hackery could be done. I'm also curious to see if it's an AMOLED screen or not. Then we can see if we can get active notifications hacked on as well!
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Moto features need software as well as hardware on the phone. No other phone has them and I'd be very surprised if Nexus did.
Moto features need software as well as hardware on the phone. No other phone has them and I'd be very surprised if Nexus did.
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I had the Droid Maxx when I was with Verizon and I had moto assist which I frequently used, especially for music. I now have the S5 from Sprint but I really miss moto assist. I'm waiting for the Nexus 6 to come out, I'm going back to Motorola.
I had the Droid Maxx when I was with Verizon and I had moto assist which I frequently used, especially for music. I now have the S5 from Sprint but I really miss moto assist. I'm waiting for the Nexus 6 to come out, I'm going back to Motorola.
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I'm still unclear weather or not the N6 will support the "always listening" feature of the X. The way my pro/con list has shaken out between the X and the Nexus this will be the deciding factor for me. I'm ready to order as soon as I'm sure about this.
I'm still unclear weather or not the N6 will support the "always listening" feature of the X. The way my pro/con list has shaken out between the X and the Nexus this will be the deciding factor for me. I'm ready to order as soon as I'm sure about this.
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From the Google's Android - 5.0 Lollipop page (you have to scroll down and click "See all features"):
From the Google's Android - 5.0 Lollipop page (you have to scroll down and click "See all features"):
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ejordan, thanks! I totally missed that. So it's looking like the Nexus for me. I would still like to be able to customize the phrase like the X but that's not a deal breaker. Thanks again.
ejordan, thanks! I totally missed that. So it's looking like the Nexus for me. I would still like to be able to customize the phrase like the X but that's not a deal breaker. Thanks again.
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It's no trouble! And as for custom phrases, I just came across this (it's for the N5 but should work with the N6) How to Make Google Now Obey Custom Voice Commands—Even Without Root
The article is three months old so hopefully all the info is still current but if not I wouldn't give up on looking around because it sounds like there's still some workarounds, even if they're not as simple as they should be haha. The Commandr app they mention seems worth looking into as well
Edit: Whoops nevermind, it looks like they're custom commands that you say after "Ok Google". Sorry, hopefully there's software updates in the future that let the phase be something else.
It's no trouble! And as for custom phrases, I just came across this (it's for the N5 but should work with the N6) How to Make Google Now Obey Custom Voice Commands—Even Without Root
The article is three months old so hopefully all the info is still current but if not I wouldn't give up on looking around because it sounds like there's still some workarounds, even if they're not as simple as they should be haha. The Commandr app they mention seems worth looking into as well
Edit: Whoops nevermind, it looks like they're custom commands that you say after "Ok Google". Sorry, hopefully there's software updates in the future that let the phase be something else.
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My boss loaded Lollipop onto his N5 yesterday and OK Google worked. Moto Assist is available via Google Play for all Moto phones.
My boss loaded Lollipop onto his N5 yesterday and OK Google worked. Moto Assist is available via Google Play for all Moto phones.
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Can you confirm that the Nexus 6 is included?
IIRC, Motorola Assist is only officially available for these devices:
Can you confirm that the Nexus 6 is included?
IIRC, Motorola Assist is only officially available for these devices:
- Motorola DROID MINI
- Motorola DROID ULTRA
- Motorola DROID MAXX
- Motorola Moto X (1st gen)
- Motorola Moto G (1st gen)
- Motorola Moto E
- Motorola Moto X (2nd gen)
- Motorola Moto G (2nd gen)
- Motorola DROID TURBO
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Moto Assist wont work on nexus 6 because Assist depends on some Motorola Service to work which is not included on the nexus 6.
These services are only included on Motorola X,G E and Droid released in the past year or so... so Nope it wont work on older phones as well.
Moto Assist wont work on nexus 6 because Assist depends on some Motorola Service to work which is not included on the nexus 6.
These services are only included on Motorola X,G E and Droid released in the past year or so... so Nope it wont work on older phones as well.
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