The_Chemist

My Hyundai can be kind of finicky after the original automatic Bluetooth connection is manually disconnected. Meaning that sometimes it does not like to automatically reconnect. BUT, Hyundai provides a connections screen on their touchscreen controller to manually reconnect, so it's really no big deal. To answer your question, I really don't think your G2 is at fault. It's probably just the way your vehicle Blutooth firmware was written. Airplane mode cuts off ALL radios.

Do you have a friend who has a device you could try via Bluetooth on your 2014 Civic? That could rule out the Civic and its audio system.

That's at least one issue my G2 does not have. I have a Hyundai Santa Fe LTD with Infinity 7.1 sound. The Bluetooth connection to my G2 is outstanding. No artifact noises, just plain high quality music. I have pandora set to HQ and it sounds awesome. Are you using Power Amp with EQ? My G2 over Bluetooth easily matches the input volume levels of FM, CD, AUX In, USB In.

I'm interested to see what the new modem will bring! I'll keep my GN3 activated until I see what actually happens. Thanks much for the update (no pun intended)!

Any details as to what, if anything else, will be included besides the "Spark Update"? I couldn't open the link...

Dolphin Browser crash fixed. I contacted the developer. They had me install Dolphin JetPack. This solved the crash issue.

I think I may have found the solution to the "S Note" crash. I deleted the "SnoteData" folder and let the app re-create it. The "S Note" app has been loading every time since. Hopefully it won't come back to haunt me!

This is good stuff! Thanks.

I really haven't installed too much. Just the same apps that didn't appear to cause any issues with my G2.

I'm not rooted and have not uninstalled any Samsung apps. Only a few 3rd party apps that I installed, didn't like and uninstalled.

Thanks, I tried clearing both data and cache, but the S Note app still stops running. It's really starting to get annoying now.

Just got my Note 3 Dec 31. I'm having an issue with "S Note". Way too frequently, when I try and open the app, I get an error message "Unfortunately S Note has stopped". Does anyone know what the cause of this is or how to fix it? I found a thread on XDA, saying to install the "S Note widget", open it start a new note then close it and the problem with the "S Note" app stopping will go away. This did not work for me. I would appreciate any solutions that anyone may have. I'm using Dolphin browser and it often crashes on my Note 3 as well. Any thoughts? Thanks!

I'll be interested in your finfings. I have both those phones as well.

I can testify to what you just said! I briefly had a Verizon Note 3. I got "no service" or 1X in the building where I work. My VZW Droid Bionic in the same places holds a few bars of LTE. I just purchased a Sprint GN3 and there is a HUGE real world difference in LTE performance and reception over the Verizon version! I'm actually very impressed with what the Sprint GN3 can do inside buildings with 1900 MHz LTE!

Yeah, I know my G2 is pretty bad. That's why I bought a Samsung GN3 to hold me over until 800 MHz LTE lights up in Harrisburg. The GN3 holds onto LTE very well. It doesn't take too much to have poor LTE reception with the G2. I was really hoping the L720T was going to be a great performer!

This is great news. I'm really glad to see more Tri Band devices starting to be released!

What he said....

That's better than mine at close to 30 miles away. Sometimes it works fine though... I have read a bunch of complaints from Verizon G2 owners as well. There must be a bad batch as The Dave said. My old Droid Bionic used to do this as well. After an update for the issue, it was fine.

I am not a developer, but I put my G2 to rest temporarily until some of the bugs get fixed with an update. I was trying to add some Sprint Data to Sensorly and the stupid GPS in my G2 thought I was in Hanover PA (39 miles from Harrisburg PA). All the data I added is in the wrong place on the Sensorly map now. My G2 has a bad GPS, Crackling Earpiece Volume, and a wildly fluctuating signal on LTE. I took a step backwards (single band phone) because I wanted a big beautiful screen and purchased a Samsung GN3 from Amazon. It works like a champ! My LTE, with the GN3, holds on great now. When 800 MHz LTE starts up in Harrisburg, I'll resurrect the G2. Until then, it's probably going to stay tucked away in my desk drawer.

Absolutely. I use "Dolphin Browser". The Flash .apk integrates seamlessly with Dolphin.

I'm getting around 84 Mbps down and 38 Mbps up on an N 5GHz router. My Verizon FIOS Internet connection plan is 75/35. The G2 gets the exact same speeds as my Windows 8.1 PC.

That's exactly what it should look like. When you make a call, your G2 will fall back to 3G. During the call you can view SignalCheck and your 1X will be lit up.

I know, sorry about that. I was going to just list the 1...3..., without text, but I didn't want to screw up by deleting on a touch-screen. My apologies.

I'm not sure I fully understand this... "An active data session will hand down to eHRPD/EV-DO but not the other direction". Does that mean that the device radio will indeed, regardless of time, have to manually be cycled?