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DemonMage posted:Not on most of them, it's not consistent with Nexus 7's for sure and I believe 6s are the same way. I lose less than 1% battery/hour (haven't went out of my way to monitor, but it's definitely lower than that) standby on my Nexus 6. And don't have a noticeable memory leak.
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The NAND just doesn't respond quick enough to fill up the memory, that's all.
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bull3964 posted:The NAND just doesn't respond quick enough to fill up the memory, that's all. It's crazy that Google wasn't able to get hardware decryption working on the device before me-too-ing that feature into production. At least they aren't holding the OEMs to such a bad decision.
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LastInLine posted:Not that I don't get the joke, but it's slow in use, it's just slower than an unencrypted version would be. At least it's not inconsistent (*cough* Nexus 9 *cough*). Random and sequential reads are 40% slower than the Nexus 5. So, it's more than being slower than the unencrypted version would be. Nearly half of NAND performance was lost compared to the prior year's device. That's bad. Bad enough that google should allow people to unencrypt the N6 in 5.1 if they don't start leveraging the 805's encryption capabilities. Even the goddamn new $150 Moto E has a lower impact of encrypting the storage than the N6 does.
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bull3964 posted:Random and sequential reads are 40% slower than the Nexus 5. So, it's more than being slower than the unencrypted version would be. Nearly half of NAND performance was lost compared to the prior year's device. That's bad. Bad enough that google should allow people to unencrypt the N6 in 5.1 if they don't start leveraging the 805's encryption capabilities.
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My nexus 4 seems to be slowly dying. Random times where it locks and won't unlock until i reset it, and when a text comes in, trying to reply in the pop up window and not the app has started to randomly flicker through the pop up/lock screen/screensaver. I've even gotten a weird thing where my text app (handcent sms since i got the drat thing) will rotate the screen like 5 degrees until i reset. Lost all audio twice now. Is there any chance rooting it and going back to an older OS would fix this or is this cell phone dementia before it bites the dust.
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Crunkjuice posted:My nexus 4 seems to be slowly dying. Random times where it locks and won't unlock until i reset it, and when a text comes in, trying to reply in the pop up window and not the app has started to randomly flicker through the pop up/lock screen/screensaver. I've even gotten a weird thing where my text app (handcent sms since i got the drat thing) will rotate the screen like 5 degrees until i reset. Lost all audio twice now. Back up everything as this will wipe your storage as well as the OS, and go here for images (instructions are at the top of this page). When you start over how about try going it with as few apps as possible to determine the stability of the device and OS before getting it back to exactly how it was? Might help with seeing if it's the phone, the apps, or the OS. Good luck and if you need help just ask here. Almost all of us know this process by heart and will be happy to help.
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LastInLine posted:100% correct. Also lollipop broke the ability to make calls with headphones on my N5
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WeAreTheRomans posted:Also lollipop broke the ability to make calls with headphones on my N5 It's lollipop across the board on that issue as far as I'm aware.
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withoutclass posted:It's lollipop across the board on that issue as far as I'm aware. lol (lipop?)
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WeAreTheRomans posted:lol (lipop?) Runs pretty great on my N6 other than the random soft reboots, no headphone calling, awesome volume adjustment change, and 60% overnight idle battery drain!
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withoutclass posted:Runs pretty great on my N6 other than the random soft reboots, no headphone calling, awesome volume adjustment change, and 60% overnight idle battery drain! Why don't you people charge your goddamn phones overnight I will never understand this
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withoutclass posted:Runs pretty great on my N6 other than the random soft reboots, no headphone calling, awesome volume adjustment change, and 60% overnight idle battery drain! If you pull the last_kmsg from the /proc/ folder it would probably point you toward what's causing the panics at least. Penguissimo posted:Why don't you people charge your goddamn phones overnight I will never understand this
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Penguissimo posted:Why don't you people charge your goddamn phones overnight I will never understand this
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Tunga posted:Some people don't have power near their bed. My house is old and only has one socket point is most of the bedrooms and I don't want to traipse wires all over the room. Simply get a new house so you can charge your phone. Duh.
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Thermopyle posted:Simply get a new house so you can charge your phone. Duh.
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LastInLine posted:If you pull the last_kmsg from the /proc/ folder it would probably point you toward what's causing the panics at least. What do kernel panics look like in this log? Also, would this provide any insight to the sleep-of-death?
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hooah posted:What do kernel panics look like in this log? Also, would this provide any insight to the sleep-of-death? What you'd want to pull would be a logcat which you can't do without root or ADB and you'd have to catch it in the act.
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Tunga posted:Some people don't have power near their bed. My house is old (like, a century old) and only has one socket point in most of the bedrooms and I don't want to traipse wires all over the rooms. why does it need to be near your bed?
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stickyfngrdboy posted:why does it need to be near your bed?
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Penguissimo posted:Why don't you people charge your goddamn phones overnight I will never understand this People occasionally sleep in places that aren't their own homes, and may not want to bring a spare charger to the club or wherever 
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So Huawei is going to be the next partner in the Nexus program. Weird.
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Do they make any battery brick packs that support the quick charge 2.0 functionality? Would be nice to have one to toss in my travel bag; even though a quick charger can juice the thing up in 15 minutes it'd save me the trouble of having to jockey for a power plug at the airport.
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kitten smoothie posted:Do they make any battery brick packs that support the quick charge 2.0 functionality? Would be nice to have one to toss in my travel bag; even though a quick charger can juice the thing up in 15 minutes it'd save me the trouble of having to jockey for a power plug at the airport. http://www.incipio.com/ces-power/quick-charge-portable-backup-battery-6000-mah.html
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Awesome, thanks. My Amazon searches were only coming up with vanilla battery packs.
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LastInLine posted:I agree with you entirely, but then how could Google breathlessly run up to the podium after Apple announces all of their devices securely and transparently protect the user with full device encryption and shout "NO REALLY WE WILL TOO!" Which I guess is something Apple would do.
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Endless Mike posted:I feel like the only reason Apple would do that at this point is just to egg Google considering iPhones have had full device encryption since like the 3GS.
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Lblitzer posted:So Huawei is going to be the next partner in the Nexus program. Weird. What's weird about it? I mean why not
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baka kaba posted:What's weird about it? I mean why not
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ruby idiot railed posted:Doesn't look like you can actually order one of these yet, of course. The prototype probably explodes half way through the charge cycle.
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ruby idiot railed posted:Doesn't look like you can actually order one of these yet, of course. Yeah, I didn't know this actually existed until I looked it up to answer the post. I remember I searched for one myself a few weeks ago and found only one exists, and it's only sold in China. You can get it in America, of course, with a minimum 1000 ct order. There's some new battery pack out there that comes with a AC outlet. I'd rather just get that and plug a turbo charger into there.
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Logikv9 posted:There's some new battery pack out there that comes with a AC outlet. I'd rather just get that and plug a turbo charger into there. I think that might be a bit of a fire hazard.
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Softcard posted:
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Just about had it with this Nexus 5. Lollipop has already killed its usability and now it refuses to be charged by my Tylt Vu which is happily charging my N7 with no issues.
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Maker Of Shoes posted:Just about had it with this Nexus 5. Lollipop has already killed its usability and now it refuses to be charged by my Tylt Vu which is happily charging my N7 with no issues. How can software kill the Qi charging?
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SIR FAT JONY IVES posted:How can software kill the Qi charging? I have no earthly idea and honestly it's probably a hardware fault but between that and 5 .0 killing this thing I've had it.
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Just switched over from my old iPhone 4 to a Galaxy S5 Active. Still adjusting but it's pretty cool so far. I can get music to play via USB into my car, but apps (8tracks, etc.) just come out the built in speakers. Anyone know how to fix this?
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Drama Llama posted:Just switched over from my old iPhone 4 to a Galaxy S5 Active. Still adjusting but it's pretty cool so far. I can get music to play via USB into my car, but apps (8tracks, etc.) just come out the built in speakers. Anyone know how to fix this? http://www.monoprice.com/Product?c_id=102&cp_id=10218&cs_id=1021818&p_id=9564&seq=1&format=2
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Maker Of Shoes posted:Just about had it with this Nexus 5. Lollipop has already killed its usability and now it refuses to be charged by my Tylt Vu which is happily charging my N7 with no issues. This post has solidified the choice that I am NOT going to buy a Nexus 5 and shall pick up a 6.  So are we talking Nexus S with Jellybean levels of bad?
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