[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
Oh no, I am updating to 9/11 as we speak, and 9/10 was so nice! But, I did have data problems. It turned out that I had to go back into Settings/Mobile Networks and set my service to CDMA + LTE/EvDo. Just for good measure, I went into Access Point Names and tapped the 3 dot menu and set to default. All my data came back within a minute or two. I hope like heck this works for 9/11. Phone is rebooting now, will let you know in a minute...

...the report is IN! Phone updated OTA to 09/11, signal bars were full, updated xposed framework and rebooted, all is very much well. Strong signal, plenty of wide open internet, and I just sent a text message to be sure. 09/11 is all good in good working order on my device.

2¢, I had that problem too. As a matter of fact, it was totally freaking me out. I have the phone setup now so nice with mix and match themes and have Google Now at my command, and now this?!! I double checked settings/mobile networks and sure enough, it reverted back to "Global". Changing it back to CDMA + LTE/EvDo fixed that right up. Then I check the APN list and it was huge! I tapped the 3 Dot menu and chose default. That took the number of APN sites way down and withing just a couple of minutes, everything was working fine again. Did you try that at all my friend? :confused:

I am getting black screen again in this 9/11 build, worse than before. So you may be right, 2¢, this could be an inferior build compared to 9/10. I will wait for next update and if black screen does not get better, I may revert myself. :mad:

...I sent that text message, totally hands free. Read below. ;)

Side Note, Some very cool things you can do, hands free, while driving!:

I am having an absolute panic of fun playing with these new themes. I mixed and matched them to get the transparency and font I want and man, this is glorious! Next great thing I discovered is Google Now. I set mine to respond to "Okay Google", Google Now pops up and asks what I want. This thing covers just about anything you want for it to do, it is just like Siri! But what is the point when you can just tap and get what you want? Ahhh, here is "The good part"...

For those with Bluetooth in their car stereos, you have it made in the shade. For those like me who only have an AUX jack, this requires a small hardware purchase. These phones are several years old and let's face it, the headphone jack is SHOT! How to get around this limitation? $12.99 will get you:

Bluetooth Adapter Wireless Receiver with A2DP Technology - Lifetime Warranty - for Home Stereo , Portable Speakers , Headphones , Car Music Sound Systems , & More 3.5mm Media Devices

At Amazon.com. Once you have this, plug the 3.5mm plug into your car audio system and set your stereo to AUX. Quickly and easily pair it to your Droid Razr Phone. Now as long as Bluetooth is turned on in the phone, anytime you get in your car, "Okay Google" spoken out loud will play your music, start navigation, send a text message, remind you to pickup milk and bread after work, call your friend or answer calls, and many more things, all without touching the device or taking your eyes off the road! :D

For those with Bluetooth in their car audio system, just pair the phone to the car. Once done, the number of commands and things this can do for you is astounding! I have been using it for the past two days doing everything imaginable with it, never taking my hands off the wheel or eyes off the road. (The only ***** I have is all the scratchy, cutting in and out due to the bad headphone jack. That will be resolved when my package arrives! :laugh: )

I say "Okay Google" and then say "play music Shania Twain" and Shania starts singing away for me. I can ask for a particular artist, song, or mix. My assigned audio player is Google Play Music because I have all 8 thousand songs from my hard drive available without having them reside on my storage. But you can use any player you like. While I am listening to music, I say "Okay Google" and then say "Call Roberta mobile". Google replies with calling Roberta mobile and the music pauses and I can talk freely in my car, hands free. When the call completes, the music resumes. Of course I could also say "Launch Pandora" or whatever my favorite online radio is. While I am at it, all hands free, I say "Okay Google" and follow up with "navigate home" or "navigate paula pelletier" (Or anyone in your contact list. You can also say navigate and give the address.) and navigation will open right up, giving me driving directions through the car audio so I need not take my eyes off the road, the navigation screen is also displayed to glance at when traffic permits (red light, etc.)

I have tried all sorts of voice command apps and all of them stink. Who knew we had our own built in Siri that absolutely works! You can tell it to remind you buy milk at 5 PM, the command list is quite extensive and you can always experiment with it. Mind you, it has a slight learning curve but I was off and running almost immediatly. I am only now learning of all the things you can do with it. The main benefit of Google Now Voice Command is for hands free operation such as when driving. It will do everything you want it to do, all by voice, without having to touch the device or even look at it. A connection to your car audio system is necessary to take full advantage of the fantastic feature.

Some good lists of commands below, try some just for fun!

Awesome list of 70 Google Now voice commands

Google Now voice commands – the complete list

For anyone that spends time driving and wishes they had a navigation, entertainment, reminder, and "friend" at their side, you have to try this. This is Awesome! :D

I got my wish, I wanted to be able to do all the things my phone could do on my car audio system and got a whole lot more than I ever imagined. This is Christmas come early this year! :laugh: