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  1. That's an interesting opinion. Google Voice has worked pretty much flawlessly for me since I started using it since integration was first offered with Sprint. However, I have not moved to Hangouts, I still use the GV app

     

    is it possible I am forgetting a detail? Hmmm.

     

    A couple years ago when everyone was using the N5 I remember the discussions about GV Integration with your Sprint number being a complete problem. I had tried it on my phone to use Google Voicemail and it sent my phone into a tailspin of not getting texts and missing calls. Pretty sure it was discussed here quite a bit.

  2. Flashing the newest software and being unrooted and such did nto fix my camera.

     

    Also, I found something sweet...the Voicemail tab within the native dialer now works for those who use google voice to handle voicemail!  FINALLY decent visual voicemail works again.  You just have to enable it within the google voice app to show voicemails in the dialer tab.  This is huge to me.

     

    That is big, amazing it took sprint/google this long to get VM working properly.

     

    Really considering picking one of these up at $350. Has the hangouts/SMS integration been trouble free for everyone?

     

    What issues have you guys been encountering that you have been disappointed with?

  3. Interesting. I just did a speed test with my GS6 on B41 at -112 here and I got a ping of 30ms with speeds of 43/7 Mbps. So for me, -111 is more than enough. Now for me, around -122 is where it starts to be useless.

    You sure that's b41? The documented issues with b41 are pretty established.

     

    My b41 at those levels is almost unusable.

     

    Sent from my SM-G925P using Tapatalk

  4. Moved recently and in the last week or so my phone has suddenly decided it likes the b41 at -111 or worse (useless signal on this phone) better than it does the b26 at -107 (which is usable).

     

    This phone, with its poor b41 performance as well as bad battery life due to ram management, has been a disappointment.

     

    Sent from my SM-G925P using Tapatalk

  5. After 5.1.1 OI1, my SOT got worse. It went from about 4 & 1/2 hrs to 3 & 1/2 hrs. I'm hoping 6.0 Marshmallow will bring back the battery life.

     

    Sent from my Nexus 5X using Tapatalk

    Ha, I wish mine was that good. And I've shut off Google now and some other things.

     

    Sent from my SM-G925P using Tapatalk

  6. Battery life? Exceptional coming from a Nexus 5. Doing the same usage for 2 hour SOT I went from 100 to 50sh in 1 hour and with 5x it's 100 to 80ish. Ended the day with about 3 hour SOT and ~40% battery left.

     

    Signal? Fan fucking tastic on 25 / 26. Easily 5-6 dBm better than N5 which puts it as one of the stronger performers (as expected). Band 41 is about the same as the G4 which is about average.

     

    Screen is very decent and bright. I basically have it almost to the minimum brightness because of how bright it is.

    Sweet. I'll be keeping an eye on the reviews. I may dump off this s6edge and pick one up.

     

    Mainly because I'm getting the itch for a new one but I can always make some more excuses too.

     

    Sent from my SM-G925P using Tapatalk

  7. Shows that other devices are affected. Ergo, vis-a-vis, concordantly, not Samsung issue.

     

    Sent from my Sprint Note5

    Eh, that post only mentioned s6 and note5. I agree that it could be other issues, but I'd like to see some proof of that, it's a Samsung app

     

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  8. I also read somewhere that when it's fully used, you could use the USB-C cable to say transfer power from one phone to another. In a rare situation where you may have a fully charged phone and your friend's phone needs a little charge.

    I can see that being a benefit possibly, if it ever happens, but I'm still not sure making consumers buy new chargers and cables is a good thing.

     

    Are we Apple now?

     

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  9. Big benefit is the connector is reversible. There's no wrong way to connect it. It also supports higher data transfer rates if its usb 3.0 3.1 and higher power transfer (up to 100w).

     

    Sent from my Nexus 5

    First one is dumb, feel it or look at it.

     

    Second one is nice, but I think now having to purchase and keep available 2 different cables is a pain in the arse.

     

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  10. Crosspost from the 6P thread:

    Few options for cables if anyone is looking:

    3.3 ft (1 meter)

    $12.99 from Google https://store.google.com/product/usb_type_c_to_usb_standard_a_plug_cable

    $9.99 from Monoprice http://www.monoprice.com/product?c_id=103&cp_id=10303&cs_id=1030319&p_id=13009&seq=1&format=2

     

    6 ft

    $19.99 from Belkin http://www.belkin.com/us/p/P-F2CU032/

     

    Adapter:

    $8.99 from Monoprice http://www.monoprice.com/product?c_id=103&cp_id=10330&cs_id=1033001&p_id=13507&seq=1&format=2

     

    Anyways, big fan of Monoprice here. I will probably pick up a spare 3.3ft one and maybe an adapter. I don't trust random Amazon sellers to provide quality cables.

    Is this going to be standard going forward for Android devices? The Type C connectors?

     

    What's the benefit of this over micro USB?

     

    Unless there is a major compelling reason to change, I find it ignorant to switch, and now you can't use your charging cable to connect with a computer anymore, and have to get separate cables.

     

    Sent from my SM-G925P using Tapatalk

  11. Nexus 6P has an AMOLED screen that could use active display for notifications while not using much battery but has a notification LED while the Nexus 5X has an HD LCD screen but doesn't have a notification LED and requires you to turn the screen on.

     

    Not sure what Google was thinking there..

    Wow, it always amazes me what they'll skip. LED notifications? Sheesh.

     

    Just to confirm: you're saying it doesn't have the blinking color notification light?

     

    Sent from my SM-G925P using Tapatalk

  12. Not impressed. Battery is meh. RAM needed to go up to 3GB. Storage maxes out at 32GB. USB C-Type means I have to buy all new cables for everything and lack of wireless charging has me worried. Also no expandable memory. I'm going to just hold out for new phone next year.

     

    Sent from my M8

     

    That's slightly bigger battery than my s6 edge, which has 2650mah. 

     

    At the price point, $380 with a $50 google play credit, I might bite on this one. Going to wait to see some in hand reports though.

  13. People are going to go for the best value period.  You can't blame the consumer for having a SERO plan, but you can blame Sprint.  I'm on ED 1500 and I'm holding onto my subsidy for as long as I can, but at the rate things are going, I'll end up switching to financing anyways. 

     

    I was in your boat. ED + 4 lines. I switched to the financing when I saw how much cheaper it was for the plans. Now I wish I wouldn't have switched though. 

     

    Tied to both phones for 24 months and once you add in my 2 leases, I'm not saving anything anymore. If I want to go back to subsidies, it adds $15 per line.

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