yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zephiK:
Also on top of that with the Moto X 2014, you have to buy the Turbo Charger that is sold separately (from what I've looked up online). Nexus 6 comes with a turbo charger, so if battery life is a "worry" in your book, it really shouldn't be because if you charge your phone with a Turbo Charger, in 15mins your phone battery will be ~50-60% easily.

Now if they have a portable Turbo Charger (similar to those portable chargers) that'd be impressive.

I honestly don't think that you'll regret the purchase, and if you do you can just sell the phone. I'm sure there are a lot of other people out there even local to you that are willing to buy it.. either at a profit or "even"

I edited my post some more times with additional points.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tflogic:
sorry to do this to make your choice a bit harder, but i think i'll take a dissenting opinion on this...i think you should hold on to your Moto X and wait for the m9.

before switching to the Nexus 6, i had used HTC m7 > HTC m8 > Sony Xperia Z3. out of all the phones i've had so far, the HTC ones had the best build quality and "feel" for a phone that i've ever used. also, despite them not being Nexus devices, the XDA dev sections were sufficient in providing enough options (both Sense-based and AOSP ROMs) for my flashing needs. alongside that, the One brand prides itself on being one of the more updated devices- hell, the m7 and m8 already have Lollipop on them. i mean, check out HTC's dedication to their GPE versions of the phone, and their dev section on XDA is brimming. if it wasn't for their ****ty cameras, they would probably be hands-down the best Android phones on the market. however, if you do want a bigger screen size and more developer support, go with the Nexus 6. regarding the size, you'll honestly get used to it in a couple of hours. and of course with any Nexus device, there will be many options for ROMs and kernels for you to choose from.

of course, the decision really comes down to you and your own personal preferences. if you want a phone with a big screen and a wider variety of development options, go with the Nexus 6. if you want a phone with a nice finish and feel that's updated regularly (still quick!, just not as fast as a Nexus device), stick to waiting for the m9.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EternalAndroid:
What he said. ^
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dc82:
Battery life improvement alone makes it worth it.

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I don't agree. A forum with fellow phone lovers seems like a pretty great place to start asking questions. He may be asking his question in a nexus sub forum but there also nexus bashing topics so clearly not everyone here loves the phone so he'll get perspective from both sides. Plus, most people on these forums phone hop so frequently there's a good chance ppl gave has experience with both. Choosing between Sprint or T-Mobile isn't an equivalent analogy. Where you live, towers in your area, budget, so many different factors. For me it was simple, I've got big hands and hate bad battery life so the Moto X wouldn't work for me due to battery alone. If you're always near a charger and want to save some coin get the Moto X.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Diesel779:
Thank you both for your input. One thing I am 100% sure of is whatever phone I own for the next few months I WILL be buying the M9 as soon as it's out. I loved my M8, but the camera was poor and the phone was a little to tall. If HTC sort out those 2 issues I'll be a happy M9 user.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Diesel779:
Thanks. What kind of battery life are you getting o the Nexus 6? Since installing Lollipop on my Moto X the battery is pretty good, it could still be better though.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dc82:
I agree that the M9 if all holds true, looks like it will be great. That doesn't mean you shouldn't try the N6 if you can get one reasonably. When it comes time to get the M9 and you sell or trade your current phone there will be a larger market for the N6 than Moto X.

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5-6 hours SOT
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Diesel779:
I was also thinking what kind of the resale value the Moto X will have come the time of the M9 release. 5-6 SOT is great. I took my Moto X off charge at 4pm yesterday and I'm currently on 2 hours 20 minutes SOT, 34% battery remaining and the stats are telling me I have 12 hours left.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Diesel779:
Right! I've made my decision - I'm sticking with the Moto X until the M9 is released.

Edit to add: Thanks for all the help and advice.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ulver:
Why did you get rid of the Z3?

Sent from my Z3
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] triton302:
Currently have a Moto X Dev Edition, bought it back almost a year ago I believe. I like the phone but the camera sucks and the battery could be better. It's super slick and smooth, rarely have any issues with it except for Bluetooth from time to time. But I'm also already noticing a little bit of screen burn-in, and I'm not on my phone 24/7 either. I've always questioned Motorola's AMOLED screen quality, I had an S3 and S4 and those screens were great. Plus I miss having expandable memory so I don't have to stream all of my 20+ GB of music through Google Play Music...

Long story short, it's time to replace the X. I thought about the Turbo but the lack of voice/data usage, the marginally better camera, and reports of poor wifi reception are keeping me away, not to mention the brightness also is subpar. After having the S4 and all it's laggy problems, I said no more Samsung phones, but it seems the S5 is greatly improved. However I've always had my eye on the G3, seems like LG has stepped up their game. I also had the Rezound when it came out and it was probably one of the best phones I've owned, and I didn't know the M8 supported expandable memory, I thought it was built-in only. My choices right now are the One M8, S5, G3, and possibly the Note 4 but that's pushing the size limit a little bit. My only concern with the M8 is possibly battery life and the fact that it's a tall phone.

Thoughts?
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] flyinj54:
Only down side of purchasing the m8 at this point is that it's been out quite awhile and the next version of this phone will be out shortly. Battery life is no concern as it does great. The camera is nothing to write home about so the g3 wins that battle. I don't like all the bezel on the m8. The screen size is rather small for how large the phone is. I've had a lot of different devices and it's been one of my favorites but its just hard to recommend a device getting close to being replaced with a newer version. If you have to have a phone right now I guess I'd say go check out the g3 and m8 in store and see what feels better to you. I wish the phone had a bigger display and a slimmer size but other than that is been a great device. The g3 does have a removable battery which is nice after six months or so once they start losing battery performance they can be replaced. I'm moving to the nexus 6 just waiting for my order to arrive.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] maxpower7:
First off, I'll say that the camera on this phone is unfairly maligned just because it's only 4mp. Honestly, I've been very happy with it. Over Thanksgiving, my brother-in-law (who uses a 2013 Moto X) was blown away by how clear my photos were turning out compared to his. I'm pretty picky about cameras, and I've found very little to complain about with this phone.

I also owned the G3 for about a week before ultimately going back to the M8, and I gotta say, I really miss the larger screen. The overall quality of the G3's display isn't as good as the M8, but the size really makes a difference. One thing I don't miss about the G3 is how laggy it is compared to the M8. The G3's UI drops animation frames like it's going out of style, and it just doesn't feel as fast as it should. Then again, the M8 is easily the fastest-feeling device I've ever owned (even compared to the Nexus 5), so I guess I'm a little spoiled.

The M8 also has a much better in-hand feel in my opinion. One thing I couldn't stand about the G3 is how plasticky it feels.

That said, I'm still torn between the M8 and G3. I'll probably end up just sticking with the M8 for a while, but I'm seriously tempted to go back to the G3 just for the screen size if nothing else. Plus, based on videos I've seen, it looks like LG has mostly taken care of the G3's lag issues with the upcoming Lollipop update. So who knows what I'll end up doing.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] kyphur:
I'm way out on a limb right now checking out a few different things for v0.30. A lot has been learned with v0.20 and will be applied.

So my question is:

If I can find a way to eliminate Extended Rom and turn it into either Storage Memory or Program Memory (or both) which is preferred?

BTW, I've already been able to increase Storage Memory to over 60MB :eek: (See attached Image)...
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] Olipro:
Program memory is sufficient; go for Storage
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] wpbear:
I agree, I always run short on Storage and have enough program
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] mixmaven:
Storage is the first to run low.. same as the above.

-mix
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] VivaErBetis:
I don't agree with all of you :p Storage can be buyed but program memory is limited. Who knows the memory requirements in future WM6 programas.

My vote for program memory!
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] TaurusBullba R.I.P.:
I'm with Viva. Low on storage? Move programs over to the card. Low on RAM? You're screwed. I say move it over to Program memory. That seems to be the most logical.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] wpbear:
Many are having problems running programs from Storage Card too, some think this is the root of some sleep lockups too. How many people ever runout of Program Memory? Maybe we should do that poll. I have a hard time keeping more tan 7MB free in storage., but I have at least 15-19MB free in Program.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] jasjamming:
Hi kyphur,

i think an additional 10mb of storage memory wont be sinifcant as the 60mb you have achieved in wm6 is suffice. if we need additional storage memory we have the sd cards to take care of it.

10mb of PROGRAM MEMORY is significant as we only have under 30mb free on a fresh hard reset and after a day of use this drops to about 24mb or less. the extra 10mb will allow us to run, well in my case, many apps with ample program memory and not worry about bogging down the system.

Therefore my vote goes to program memory.

But I have one concern with using ROM storage as program memory. RAM and ROM differ signifcantly in terms of technology and the ROM has much slower access rates than RAM. Would this have a signicant impact on performance?

Nonetheless, id still prefer it to be program memory.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] ninja12innotts:
Alot of programs run better from internal storage than from a storage card.

As already mentioned I havent run out of progam memory yet. But there again I have never run out of storage space either.

So my vote is for two thirds storage one third programs as apposed to half and half just to be different.

By the way keep up the good work kyphur, it is much appreciated.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] Olipro:
I suggest you max out that storage to see if it actually is valid or not.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] wpbear:
That is true too, if there are any doubts as to reliabilty, stability then go with storage as well.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] Lockjaw:
50 - 50 Split for everyone.

I have an Ultra 1 Gb SD Memory card Fitted (Faster than std SD) and I have Not loaded any programs on the Phone. (Everything is on the SD) but I am starting to see that my Program memory is getting Low. So I would benefit from more program memory.

I don't know if the Ultra Card makes a difference but I have very few if any Lock ups / Freezes.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] lpsi2000:
I do agree with most on max the storage to see how stable it is...., but I would like both. An option to do either on the fly would be even better.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] X_Farhad:
kyphur, lots of thanks for the great Roms you're cooking and developing!:) one question though, if Extended Rom gets eliminated in the next version, then will there be some way left to make programs like theft alert survive hard resets?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] Olipro:
no no... I mean fill the storage up completely and then soft-reset the PDA to see if it's actually *real* space.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] cvbesq:
Program seems to make the most sense to me
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] lpsi2000:
Program is a good idea so is storage so that is why i vote 50/50. I am running out of both of them anyway.

I know I can use an SD card but it is not the same. SD installed apps causes the device to lock up at times.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] filippodisvevia:
Thank's a lot kyphur.

I'm democratic so 50 & 50 but, how wrote Olipro, before real test.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] kkiran:
Well,split it even might be logical as few apps need to be installed in phone memory for better performance...........

My vote will be to :: release 2 ROMs ,one with more program memory and one with more storage memory and the users will decide which one to vote ...(will it be too much work releasing 2 ROMs??,if yes then Program memory wins!!)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] walshieau:
Kyphur,

if you build two different ROMS, one with maxxed out program memory and one with maxxed out storage id like to run SPB benchmark and post the results for a better polling result....

edit... i would like more storage but dont want to lessen the performance...
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] myk.robinson:
Somehow, my wife managed to drop her phone in the toilet yesterday. For whatever reason, she was pulling her phone out of her pocket while facing the toilet and it slipped out of her hand and into the abyss...

She said it wasn't in there long, but it only takes nanoseconds for a submerged phone to die.... I didn't know about this until much later in the evening. She was using her phone next to me and I noticed it had the headset icon in the notification bar and asked her if that was some new app or something. That's when she told me what happened. She said she dried it off as good as she could and didnt notice any issues with the phone..

I took the phone out of the case to find it had been sitting in a shallow pool of water all day. We turned it off and left it in a sealed ziplock bag of rice with the air sucked out, and noticed the phone making a hissing sound as it was being put into the bag. Took it out this morning, and now the phone will not turn on at all, nor will it respond to adb when connected to a PC. The LED does light up when plugged into a USB cable.

I guess all i need to know is ... Is this a lost cause at this point? I'm getting a gently used Motorola Razr 4G from someone on Craiglist so she'll have something to use, but if this one is fixable, I'd be curious to get it working.

The hissing sound came from the lower portion of the phone, so I'm wondering if the water moving when we pulled the phone from the case got in there and fried the battery and whatever else.

Any helpful info appreciated. Or even if it's a lost cause... Just want to be sure before tossing or putting a bullet through this thing.

Thanks
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] MotoTurbo:
Hmm not sure. If it won't turn on I guess it'd be a list cause. But I'd suggest always leave a Water phone in rice atleast 2-3 days. I left my m8 in heavy rain for an hour" was playing Bball and forgot about it lol" with the phone facing up and after 2 days haven't had a prob since but submerged is a different ball game. I've personanly dropped a couple phones in toilet and all died just my experience. Btw everytime I have a phone die I always get a droid Razer off Craigslist lol just a great phone for a couple months
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] rhodyvik:
I'm guessing no insurance on the device? Call HTC and ask them if they'll help you with their HTC Advantage

Sent from my Big Red M8
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] sitlet:
It's most likely dead. If a phone gets dropped in water while it's still on, water gets into the boards and shorts things out. IF she would have immediately turned it off and put it in rice, there might have been a chance. But since she used it while there was water inside the phone, who know what could have shorted out.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] Lodingi:
I guess this video is bogus.

All New HTC One (M8) Water Test Water Resistant?: http://youtu.be/uK1NF-Aukzo
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] BadUsername:
I wouldn't call it bogus, just lucky.

The phone doesn't have any way of keeping water out, some phones will survive water submersion and some won't. This is the case for any phone model.
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[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JuandreR:
Firmware flash fails

When flashing my phone with Odin, it gets to roughly 95%, then fails. Now I cannot boot up, it keeps saying "Firmware upgrade encoutered an issue". Tried it with the default settings in Odin. My phone was rooted and had Project Infinity 8 on it, before I tried to flash with yours, will that be a problem, and how can I fix it? It fails on [MENTION=688605]cache[/MENTION].img.ext4 "FAIL" and [MENTION=499687]hidden[/MENTION].img.ext4 "FAIL". I also cannot get into Recovery mode anymore, I can only get into Download Mode on the phone. It is in fact a Samsung Galaxy S5 (SM-G900F)
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lfuz75:
Can I install it on sm-g900m?
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jkinsey90:
loss of root?

Hi after flashing this with odin i lose root on my phone.. how do I re-root my phone afterwards?
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Luitschi22:
Facebook crash

Hi

Also facebook crash: 2 installs and cache wipe did not help. Also it seems difficult to call directly from Contact or journal. I get immediatly "Call Terminated"

GALAXY 5

Regards
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] egejo:
For these issue, unistall complete you current facebook app. Then download an install these version

Do that I dont have 10 post can put direct link... google apkmirror facebook 24.0.0.0.1 APK

Disable update on google play for facebook for now as it will go back to version 23 and start crashing again...

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Maybe try what I did hope it helps you too... looks like 5.0 has some security that locks bootloader and downgrading, rooting or so blocks it somehow...just my guess not expert here.

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s5/help/help-dead-s5-g900f-trying-downgrade-t2974661
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] David111jr:
If us att users can flash sm-g900f roms why can't we flash this with Odin? does have to do with kernel? Just a quick question
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SrRjnaranjo:
For root and flash on mac, you need do a virtual machine with windows.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gemtang:
i heard users experience lag after updating to lollipop?
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] *Detection*:
Some are some aren't, for me it runs near perfectly, only a couple little issues like video player not sticking as default
[Nexus 6 Accessories] rebel10n:
As the name says which is the best Bluetooth Headphone/Headset (In The Ear Type) for NEXUS 6

purpose- Taking calls, listening music both casual and during workouts.

Considering the uncertainty in absence of aptX in NEXUS 6 it's hard to choose which does the job best.

These are some recommendations given to me

1. Motorola S11-Flex HD Wireless Stereo Bluetooth Headset

2. LG Electronics Tone Pro Bluetooth Stereo Headset

3. Jabra SPORT+ Wireless Bluetooth Stereo Headphones

4. Jaybird Freedom Sprint Bluetooth Headphones

please do share your suggestions, recommendations, reviews

Thank You.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] shortee611:
I just picked up the jaybird bluebud x's. I love em.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] cccoltsicehockey:
I have been using the Jay Bird Blue Bud X for a year now and absolutely love them.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] type_2:
I also vote for the Jaybird bluebuds x. I've been using them for a year and they're phenomenal!
[Nexus 6 Accessories] imstill@g:
Bluebud X is the only great option white ones are on sale at Best Buy for $130 I think.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] Shftup:
Another for jaybird X, excellent product.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] ElectronicYank:
ive got the powerbeats wireless and they have great sound and dont fall out of your ears
[Nexus 6 Accessories] aviola7x7:
While not technically in the ear, I have Aftershockz Bluez which actually work really well. The bass is better than in most bud-type headphones, they are comfortable for me to wear for long periods of time, and they leave your ear open so you can still hear things going on around you such as traffic if you run or cycle. The are fantastic particularly if you plan on using your headphones for exercising. They also have a mic so they can be used for making calls.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] PDP///M:
Bluebud X for awesome sound... You may need to duct tape them to your ears.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] mygti02:
Jaybird Bluebud X here. Best sound for the dollar in my opinion.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] rlh445:
Yea see....this was my issue. I have the Tones and they..are..awesome.

Sent from my Nexus 6
[Nexus 6 Accessories] troyd28:
Lg tone plus. I had the pro but the volume is lower than the plus. I have the ultra it doesnt work as adverstised
[Nexus 6 Accessories] rufflez2010:
I hated the Moto S-11 HD Flex. Definitely not waterproof... Or sweat proof.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] clninja:
I have multiple

I have

LG Tone Pro

Bluetooth Sol Republic tracks

Jaybird freedom sprint

Tone pro are good for voice calls and daily wear and driving

Freedom sprint are good for running and at gym although after prolonged use they hurt my ears . these are not recommended for driving or for everyday use as they have poor ability to only have one in your ear at a time.

Sol Republic over the ear Bluetooth are not what you asked about but I love them.. So much better than the wireless beats I used to have and cheaper

As for tone pro vs tone plus. Tone pro has aptx and I don't think tone plus does
[Nexus 6 Accessories] Ocelot13:
Jaybird Bluebuds X...just make sure you try the different tips and use the 'wings' to get a good secure fit.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] henbone11:
My girlfriend has the bluebuds X and I have the tone pro's and we love them respectively. I do like that hers stay in your ears no matter what you are doing, but I love the features and google now integration of the tone pro's. 10+ hours of audio streaming is awesome on both.

Also, forgot to mention, the tone pro's are quieter than the tone+, but if you are using viper audio, you can definitely defeat that and raise the volume to almost ear shattering levels.