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[Moto 360] kxhaz:
I have a custom watchface from watchmaker, digital time with seconds, weather, steps and battery info on it. I have FIT disabled on my phone, but it still shows as an app on my watch (which I hate!), I us UP! to track my steps. Took off the charger this morning at 5:10 and now at 8:21 it is at 90%. Mine is showing it will die by 6PM tomorrow, but that will not be the case, but it will still be around 30% tonight when I go to bed. My settings seem to be about the same as yours.
[Moto 360] daddygene:
I'm using stock face (digital). I'm still seeing about 7-8% loss every hour. ETA to 0% is 12 hours from now.
[Moto 360] mohcho:
I updated mine on Sunday morning, so yeah, it's only been a few days. I'm hoping the battery drain settles down.
[Moto 360] deadgiveaway:
My watch has been on for days ....with no use and no charging ... Pretty impressive
[Moto 360] PaulParanoia:
Can't dismiss Notification Preview Cards

According to the folks at Android Police, the notification change is by design. And apparently a lot of people like the change. Can't see it myself. Why would anyone want to do what they could previously achieve in one step, in two.
[Moto 360] aperry:
I don't understand this change, or why anyone would like it.
[Moto 360] dfin13:
Seriously. I'm not exactly sure what's to like with that change, or what it's even for. Or why it doesn't apply when the notification first appears (in those couple of seconds, you can still swipe it away with one gesture). I've never accidentally swiped away a notification while trying to perform a different action, but maybe I'm in the minority. It almost works like the pull-down notification area on a phone -- swipe down (or up in this case), and then you can swipe away notifications one by one. But it's not a phone, it's a watch, and it's supposed to be streamlined. Not gonna go marching with the pitchforks over this one, but it is a head-scratcher.
[Moto 360] ShadowVlican:
i don't use any of the new features found in 5.1.1 so my battery life has been quite similar as 5.0.2

that said, it does feel like the watch has become smoother in operation... could be placebo though...

no complaints about the update
[Moto 360] ThePublisher:
Anyone know how to make it where voice comes up when I touch the home screen like before the update? I very much dislike touching to see the app list, then swiping left twice to get to voice. App and voice should be swapped. I don't like saying 'ok google' to then say something.
[Moto 360] c_86:
Just tap the screen to wake it up and say ok Google.
[Moto 360] ThePublisher:
I hope this doesn't sound rude, but like I said in my post, I am looking to get back to being able to touch the screen. I don't like saying 'ok google' to activate the prompt. This creates another couple steps for something that was very easy before.
[Moto 360] stevetsimmons.com:
My answer to your questions is as follows: before this update it took several taps to reach the apps list. it was very unintuitive. With the update it is so simple. and quick as for the search now taking an extra tap, i always use "ok google" so i never tapped my screen to issue a command or search query. since I am already talking to my watch to make a voice query, adding the "ok google" tag is no biggie. the wifi sync is very exciting also. now on long days I can leave my phone in my office charging and still stay connected as I move around my work place.
[Moto 360] ThePublisher:
But now we have a list of apps that is really long and can't be reformatted. I'm still going to be using wear mini launcher and have a 3 column app list with a simple swipe from left edge of watch. I find this new app list intuitive and pointless. Would much rather have touch to talk back.
[Moto 360] aperry:
I finally received the update last night, after trying the reset trick for the 5th time. So far I'm underwhelmed.

Negatives:

* Wifi: It connects to my work wifi network without a problem but I am not receiving any notifications when I'm out of bluetooth range. Does this only work for certain apps or certain notifications? What is the catch here? I haven't seen a single added benefit of wifi yet.

* Notification dismissal: Why they removed the ability to swipe away notifications in the minimized state is mind boggling. I see absolutely zero reason to require this extra step of expanding the notification before dismissing it. This is pretty aggravating because Google Now is already pretty bad at guessing what I want to see. No, I don't need to know the travel time to my office at 9pm, or to some location called "new place" that I've never heard of and can't seem to delete.

Positives:

* Seems a little more responsive.

* Easier access to apps drawer is good.

* It could be me, but the vibration for notifications seems a little stronger.

* I think it detects wrist rotation a little better (to turn on display).

* Battery seems okay. But too early to tell for sure.

All in all, the positives are pretty minor. I was really hoping for more from the wifi feature. It seems entirely useless right now and I must be misunderstanding the intention here. I'm not even sure how to test it reliably. At first I tried disabling bluetooth on the phone to see if notifications would reach the watch via wifi. Then I read on here that you need to have bluetooth enabled for notifications to be sent (huh, what??). So I turned BT back on and walked out of BT range for an hour to a meeting, still connected to wifi, and received zero notifications on the watch. When I got back to my phone there were about 10 emails waiting for me. So I guess that test failed too. Seriously, how is this supposed to work? I have cloud sync enabled. Who knows, maybe my work wifi network blocks whatever server it's connecting to, but it's unlikely. I'll try testing from home.

I still haven't tried the wrist flick, or the persistent apps feature. I'm not sure how useful they are to me. Anyway, the update is a bit of a letdown after all this hype.
[Moto 360] dfin13:
I think we're talking about two different issues -- I'm referring to how now when a notification arrives, if you don't dismiss it immediately after it appears, you have to swipe up and then swipe it away, whereas before you could just swipe away the preview at any point. Granted it's not the end of the world, but it's a curious "enhancement" that I can't really see the benefit of.
[Moto 360] PaulParanoia:
Notification Bug Raised

I've raised a bug with Google which you can see here.

Issue 178051:	Android Wear 5.1.1 Breaks Preview Card Dismissal for Notifications

Please add your comments if you don't like the change to the notification behaviour.
[Moto 360] Cst79:
I noticed that about two days after the 5.1.1 firmware update, there was an update to the Android Wear app. After this app update the battery life is as good as before, maybe even a bit better. I got 24 hours of operation with a lot of notificiations and about 45 minutes of Wi-Fi.
[Moto 360] dfox123:
Two days after the update and the Android Wear update, I am amazed at how battery life has improved. I took the watch off charger at 5AM this morning. Right now, 1PM, I am at 75%. I ha Tilt to Wake on and Ambient screen Off. I'll try with Ambient screen on in a couple of days.

I did turn off the small Card previews because it was getting annoying seeing a small card everytime I looked at the time. Most of them were worthless Moto Body cards.
[Moto 360] mohcho:
I think I figured out the WiFi vs BT issue. When I had both on, the watch would default to receiving through BT first. When I walked out of range of my phone, the watch would vibrate twice and show the offline symbol. Even though I had WiFi on, it wouldn't always be connected automatically, so I had to cycle my WiFi on/off on the watch before it would be connected on WiFi. It seems that the timeout for WiFi has to be set before the watch will stay connected via WiFi. Even at that, the WiFi would disconnect/reconnect periodically, even though I set the timeout for 120 minutes. I was in a different building but still hooked up to the same WiFi SSID.

The watch DOES receive calls and text messages via WiFi only. I turned off BT on my phone and was connected via WiFi and tested that and it does work. I haven't tried to respond to a text via WiFi connection only, but will have to try that. The call answer option over WiFi is not very useful if you are out of BT range of your phone because answering it will pick up the call, but if you're not around your phone, then you can't even end the call until you retrieve your phone.

Battery life is still hovering around 5-6% drain, but using a custom face. Will have to try with a stock face tomorrow and see if that's the culprit.
[Moto 360] ThePublisher:
https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=178097

Just posted a report about it being hard to access the voice prompt after this update if you don't want to use 'ok google'.

Thanks PaulParanoia for the idea. I've commented in your post.
[Moto 360] chivamex10:
Here's my take on it.

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[Moto 360] knirirr:
Overall I've found it smoother and I much prefer the new UI layout. Other than the inability to dismiss notifications without opening them, as as been commented on already, I have found only two nuisances:

1. It doesn't seem possible to connect to enterprise wifi (I work in an office where such is available).

2. The various Motorola fitness apps seem to run constantly; although notifications can be turned off, I don't want those data to be recorded in the first place.
[Moto 360] Steve-x:
So far my battery life is slightly improved and the watch response is better. I would say Motorola/Google found something to improve as the watch performance is clearly the best it has ever been.
[Moto 360] chrristin:
My notifications is acting up. The watch stops showing ANY notifications after sometime. Tried turning on / off bluetooth, wifi and the only way to get notifications to work is forgetting the 360 from wear, factory resetting the watch. Nothing else I tried works :(
[Moto 360] pricey2009:
Performance is much better, i now get two days battery.

Quite happy with the update.
[Moto 360] tweiss3:
I notice no difference on battery life (it may be better), but I have issues with bluetooth now. It randomly disconnects and won't reconnect until I restart the watch and toggle BT on and off on my phone. Never happened before, so I think it's related to the update as it's happened 3 times now.
[Moto 360] dfin13:
After a few days, I think my battery life is worse :( Put the watch on around 7:45am, have to take it off to charge (5%) at 9:30pm. Light use. Gonna try turning off wifi to see if it extends it any.

Edit: So I go into my wifi settings, and touch "Wifi Automatic." Brings up a Wifi screen with one option -- "Wifi OFF." I select that, the icon spins, and it goes back to the wifi settings menu and just reconnects to my router. Am I doing something wrong here, why can't I get it to turn off??
[Moto 360] PaulParanoia:
Are you accidentally hiding them? Try swiping up from the bottom next time you stop seeing notifications.
[Moto 360] chrristin:
No. I am not. I tried swiping up. But the notifications are JUST not there. From my latest foray, I think it happens after the phone goes out of Bluetooth range and does not easily connect into Wifi and there is no notification coming via wifi. :(
[Moto 360] Citizen_Snips:
I notice a lot of ghost vibrations since the update. It vibrates and I check it. 0 notifications, also none on my phone. At least a few times a day.
[Moto 360] sarbe:
Yes I have those too. I have a lot of disconnects from phone also, even with wifi set to 180 mins.
[Moto 360] Nomad1600:
Perhaps useful to those losing Bluetooth connection and needing to turn their phones BT off and on....try using Airplane mode on the phone instead. Seems easier and faster on the phone and seems to reconnect me to BT.
[Moto 360] alryder:
After the 5.1.1 firmware update and the Android Wear 1.1.1.2006643 (702006643) updates I have been very pleased with my watches performance. I am currently at 17 hrs with 68% (approximately 1 day 13 hrs) left. I haven't had any issues with notifications or disconnects. I'm really happy with the performance of my Moto 360 right now.
[Moto 360] matthiastan5:
And what settings do you have on your moto 360? I barely make it through a day.
[Moto 360] ttown:
I would say my battery took a small hit with WiFi on. I can still make it through a day with everything (WiFi, ambient screen and wrist gestures) on. Turning WiFi and/or ambient screen off improve battery life, but getting through one day is all I need most of the time.

The performance of the watch is noticeably smoother and the new layout is an improvement. I no longer use Wear Mini Launcher, and don't feel it's needed.
[Moto 360] charming.arpit:
5.1.1 update has been the best update so far. The battery performance of my watch has improved by twice. Earlier I used to charge my watch daily, but now I easily get 2 days battery backup. Good Work Moto!
[Moto 360] kxhaz:
I was starting to have a problem to make it though a day (5am to 10pm), I would be below 10%. Friday night I restarted my watch and on both Saturday and Sunday my watch was was at 48% and 52% when I went to bed. It had been a good weeks since I had done a restart so I am betting something was running in the background.

One thing I have noticed is that when i mow it does not pick up steps now. Before I when I would mow it would be a little over 3,000 steps (1.5 miles). The first time I mowed was right after I got 5.1.1 and left my phone inside and used the wifi with bluetooth steaming from the phone. The next time I left my phone inside with wifi on, streaming bluetooth and the battery dropped to below 15% and my bluetooth stopped. So I was thinking maybe it had something to do with the bluetooth or the wifi. So yesterday I turned off wifi, kept my phone with me and listened to the music through my phone, and it only picked up a couple hundred steps. I am wondering if they changed the sensors and because I am pushing a lawnmower and my arm in not swinging it is not counting steps. Has anyone else seen this?
[Moto 360] cumic:
I am also facing to several (3-4) random disconnections. Usually turning Bluetooth off/on helps.

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[Moto 360] three west:
my second post, now having lived with this for a week, or maybe two?

battery life is awesome. I used to average about 40% when I got home from work. Now I average 60%.

I'm with the guy who was disappointed in the single tap to access google. Now multiple taps to get there instead. Having to swipe up to dismiss cards first is also a step backward.
[Moto 360] alryder:
All stock settings I think:

Brightness - Auto brightness

Wrist gestures - Off

Wi-Fi - Off

Ambient screen - Off

Screen Lock - Off

Accessibility - None enabled
[Moto 360] EsotericPunk:
I'm definitely seeing better battery on the update. I can make it through a full 24 hour period even with ambient on (though WiFi seems to eat the battery a little faster). Functions are smooth and I like the new app drawer (though I'll still hold on to Mini Launcher for a bit cause I'm used to it now). Really the notification dismissal is the only problem with the update. Having to expand before I can swipe away kinda gets annoying. I freaking love sticky apps. Mostly for Keep and Maps when navigating.
[Moto 360] DanC7766:
I did this test: I sat on a chair and moved my arms back and forward and the watch was counting steps. So I think that it only records steps when you move your arms
[Moto 360] Pyvesb:
Hello!

Updates seems to be working OK on my end. Love the new software features, and the UI is overall less laggy. The app drawer is really good also! I'm able to last almost two days with reasonable usage (SMS reception, a few notifications, looking at the time regularly, etc...). ;)
[Moto 360] justjayhere:
Like all but the extra step to swipe away notifications.. battery is better now that my VZW Note Edge is updated to Lollipop as well.
[Moto 360] kwaazaar:
Below 10% it gets totally unresponsive. Reset did not help.
[Moto 360] bj4ever:
For me too but below 15% and reset didn't help...
[Moto 360] kwaazaar:
We seem to be the only ones, since nobody else complains about this problem.
[Moto 360] dfox123:
Perhaps I spoke to soon above. It seems like every 2 days, the watch loses the bluetooth connection with my Droid Maxx. Restarting the phone and the watch don't help. All I can do is a factory reset on the watch. This time I am clearing out all the data on the Android Wear app, in case there's a problem there.

Anyone have any other ideas?
[Moto 360] CarlosBattousai:
I'd like to thanks everyone here for sharing there experience, I've been waiting to update and it's just not worth it. Even if everyone goes right the new features aren't worth it.
[Moto 360] outkasted:
Overall indeed guys at moto have worked hard to optimize this update for our device... The UI is more crisp and responsive, the battery consumption rate is slower...

The sticky apps option and the app drawer are a worthwhile addition

And overall the WiFi really helps as the 360 is less phone dependent now...

One thing I hate in the android wear platform is the ability to delete the 3rd party apps which have a wear component to them cannot be independently deleted from the wear device!!!
[Moto 360] unpuertomex:
I'm having the same problem . When I reach 13% it dies on me...
[Moto 360] sym_richard:
wondering how can we enable "always on" mode for moto 360 instead of ambient mode?

need it for Endomondo or any running app.
[Moto 360] PieOfJustice:
Same here. Definitely a lot more swiping to get things done after this update. Also I find the sensor doesn't seen as responsive as before.
[Moto 360] kwaazaar:
Strava already does this.
[Moto 360] roaddaw9:
FYI, I went to Motorola today about the lack of notifications. Support wanted to replace my watch. The issue is that some times lately my watch vibrates and notifies me, other times it doesn't. Normally a fix is to disconnect and reconnect my watch. Some times a reset is required. FYI this didn't sit well with me, now I have to pay a $25 premium for not being without a device. Anyone gotta a better fix? I would love to downgrade my watch back to the last firmware......

Karen: The first option is called Advance Exchange: This require for you to provide a credit card to

which we place a hold for $200 , now this program includes a premium fee for $24.99 (amount that will

not be refundable), in regards to allow us to send you the replacement device to you first, and you have

up to 5 days to return the defective one to Motorola, once received the hold will be released.

Karen: The second option is called Return and Exchange: On this scenario, you must send the

defective device first, once received we process the replacement and send it to you. In this case, it takes

3 5

Business days in order to Motorola receives your device and as soon as we receive it it takes 3 5

Business days in order to be delivered to you.

Karen: In both cases, after submitting the order automatically the system is going to provide you a free

Shipping Label with the instructions in which you are going to send us the defective phone. Besides that,

you will receive the same model as the original one, this information is already kept on the serial number

of the device.
[Moto 360] aayushjoshi:
I am facing the same notifications issue as well, I bought my watch 2 days back and everything was good until it updated yesterday to 5.1.1 and since then i need to restart my fone couple of times in a day to keep the notifications working.
[Moto 360] SirDigitalKnight:
Not a watch issue for sure. It is a 5.1.1 update issue. Surprised they have not fixed it yet. My notification are hit and miss and also control of the Chromecast comes and goes. Sometimes I can see what is playing and pause it and then when I come back and try to start is the notification is gone and I had to hit play on my phone... kind of a waste of wearing the watch if I have to reach for my phone 50% of the time or more.... sad really as it would be a really great watch if it worked like it was supposed to.

Lets see if they ever get it right....
[XDA Assist] kethsawant:
Hey There,

I have Rooted and successfully flash the CWM on my Micromax Nitro E311 , but cant fine a compatible Costom ROM for my device , Thought of porting the ROM but found bit Risky ,So pls help dying to flash a costom Rom on my phone???
[XDA Assist] DC07:
Hi, thank you for using XDA Assist.

For custom ROMs and kernels for your device check out MICROMAX CANVAS NITRO A310/A311 FORUM

Also, the best place to get all your answers is Canvas Nitro A310 / A311 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting here you can find all experts for your device who port or can port custom roms on will.

Good Luck.
[XDA Assist] srijise:
E311 not A311 or A310

As the title says. I am looking for custom rom for my phone also. its canvas nitro 2 E311. the threads you gave were excellent but were for the wrong phone. LOL

Please help if possible.
[XDA Assist] kethsawant:
Yaa i know the forum is for a311 but my phone isn't listed on this forum...looking for porting option for Rom
[XDA Assist] DC07:
I can see few roms for your variant there, you can use the Q/A section over there to know the compatible roms for your device.

If porting is what you've selected, I'd suggest you to check [GUIDE]How To Port Different ROMS to Your Device (Simplest and Fastest) this out.

Good luck.
[XDA Assist] kethsawant:
I think porting a rom for my device is bit risky.. Do we have a ready ported rom for my device as i am a fresher
[XDA Assist] DC07:
I'm afraid no ROMs are available at the moment for your device all you can do is wait for someone to port for your device or find a clone device by yourself.

For any further assistance post here
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GTX90:
But.. can i remove the google apps without root? like chrome for example, i don't use them :p
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 31ken31:
If its a system app then no, you need root
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikeszf:
Regardless of the phone you can't remove system apps without root, but you can disable them.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GTX90:
So no point to buy a device with pure android, i'll look for another device, thanks!
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xyphoid:
If you buy a non-Google Android phone you'll probably get even more bloatware. I always disable most Google stuff like Google+, Play apps (except the Play store obviously) and all other Google apps. I only use chrome, calendar and contacts. I also disable most Google syncs. Only syncing chrome, contacts, calendar and app data (not sure if I can disable app data safely).
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] beekay201:
Lol. This is probably the most dumb choice I've ever seen anyone make, not getting a device because of system installed apps. Apps that most likely will exist in other OEM roms.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] peachpuff:
Every phone will have apps you don't need, good luck finding one that doesn't.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] F4uzan:
Pure Android means purely built by Google, this is no way means no bloatware (and the bloatware is GApps, the thing we all install after installing a custom ROM).
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fwayfarer:
I have to agree, this is dumb. Also, I would say the OP might be one of those "open source everything" people, which I won't get into my distaste for that viewpoint in this thread.

Why would it be so difficult or distasteful to buy, root and flash an open source ROM without flashing GAPPs? This just doesn't make sense from a normal viewpoint.

Is it even possible to get a new in box nexus 5 at this point? I don't buy used phones. I'd be willing to sell my like-new nexus 5 in red 32gb soon though...