Not correct. It's a feature which Nexus turns off.
Normally the phones with space for SD features have this functionality turned on.
Think about it. Then come back to me.
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Google Nexus 5
- Thread starter Alex5
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Think about it. Then come back to me.
Rav4
Which part?
They haven't. He's confused.
Bingo.
Back to my original post. Phone cannot support it as it doesn't have a FAT filing system.
Rav4
Not confused.
Nexus phone have it turned off, phones with SD cards have it on.
However, you can still turn the Nexus into a mass storage device.
Simples.
They have it "on" because they have an SD card and therefore a FAT filing system.
The nexus doesn't have an SD card and the internal flash is formatted as YAFFS.
welshname
ClioSport Club Member
Vs what? Apple don't offer SD cards either.no sd card
I know other android phones do but IMO it isn't needed. And the price difference between 16GB and 32GB is only £40.
JamesBryan
ClioSport Club Member
Copy them to your computer then plug the N5 in and copy across to that.
JamesBryan
ClioSport Club Member
Copy the .vcf on to the phone, then go to the contacts and choose import from storage.
Just drop it loose on the internal storage, not in any of the folders.
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JamesBryan
ClioSport Club Member
No folder, it searches the whole of the storage anyway.
JamesBryan
ClioSport Club Member
I seriously do not get this at all. What's hangouts all about? It shows two email address and my phone number? Managed to get the contacts imported in the end but it's just all over the place, gmail accounts, google+ accounts! phone accounts! my other email address account what the actual f**k?
JamesBryan
ClioSport Club Member
It is a bit mad.
My Hangouts only has my SMS messages in though. So yours has gmail and others in it?
My Hangouts only has my SMS messages in though. So yours has gmail and others in it?
its something I use all the time tbh. I use my phone as a a portable storage device, swap cards between my phones/tablets etc. In fact, its one of the reason I didn't buy into an iphone.
welshname
ClioSport Club Member
I went from iPhone > Outlook/Exchange > GMail > Nexus.
Tom
ClioSport Club Member
EV (s)
Just use Carddav with your google credentials?
https://support.google.com/mail/answer/2753077?hl=en
LOL @ going through outlook, noob.
https://support.google.com/mail/answer/2753077?hl=en
LOL @ going through outlook, noob.
welshname
ClioSport Club Member
Those who are struggling with battery need to install Better Battery Stats to see what's using power.
If you don't use Google Now (I don't, however if I had a job where I was travelling a lot I would definitely use it), turn it OFF. Also turn off Google using wifi/network to determine location, I think the battery life gain far outweighs google suggesting stuff based on my location, I'm happy making that decision myself.
By doing those two things you should see a 25% gain in battery life. I agree we shouldn't have to do it, but that's a 2300mAh battery for you Let's not forget the N5 is pushing nearly 3 times the amount of pixels as a 5S, that takes a lot of power.
Apparently Google are working on a fix for the camera as the focus is very slow. Quality seems fine though from what I've taken with mine (probably no where near a 5S though).
Tom - I agree with you about the lock screen, I would like the option to view stuff on my lockscreen. The notification drawer of android is brilliant though, streets ahead of iOS imho. It's a shame we can't have both! Lol.
Couple of gripes:
- Hangouts doesn't seem to merge conversations between SMS and e-message from the same contacts. That might be user error though, maybe something I am missing? Other than that it's a very slick and smooth app.
- Why the F*** haven't they put an airplay/DLNA option in Google Music. That app is absolutely brilliant except for that one niggle. I'll keep using Bubble Upnp until they put it in (if ever).
What I LOVE:
- The screen. Some say the colours are washed out but I don't agree, they're just not over saturated like samsung etc. SO sharp though.
- Touch sensitivity. Although Tom says you can still notice the lag compared with iOS, I genuinely think Android has finally caught up on this.
- The email app. Finally an email app that is as good as iOS! (Samsung's effort is horrific but HTC's was pretty good, this one is awesome)
- Speed, speed and more speed! This thing is a powerhouse!
- Build quality, I think it's as good as I've seen from any non-Apple phone.
If you don't use Google Now (I don't, however if I had a job where I was travelling a lot I would definitely use it), turn it OFF. Also turn off Google using wifi/network to determine location, I think the battery life gain far outweighs google suggesting stuff based on my location, I'm happy making that decision myself.
By doing those two things you should see a 25% gain in battery life. I agree we shouldn't have to do it, but that's a 2300mAh battery for you
Let's not forget the N5 is pushing nearly 3 times the amount of pixels as a 5S, that takes a lot of power.Apparently Google are working on a fix for the camera as the focus is very slow. Quality seems fine though from what I've taken with mine (probably no where near a 5S though).
Tom - I agree with you about the lock screen, I would like the option to view stuff on my lockscreen. The notification drawer of android is brilliant though, streets ahead of iOS imho. It's a shame we can't have both! Lol.
Couple of gripes:
- Hangouts doesn't seem to merge conversations between SMS and e-message from the same contacts. That might be user error though, maybe something I am missing? Other than that it's a very slick and smooth app.
- Why the F*** haven't they put an airplay/DLNA option in Google Music. That app is absolutely brilliant except for that one niggle. I'll keep using Bubble Upnp until they put it in (if ever).
What I LOVE:
- The screen. Some say the colours are washed out but I don't agree, they're just not over saturated like samsung etc. SO sharp though.
- Touch sensitivity. Although Tom says you can still notice the lag compared with iOS, I genuinely think Android has finally caught up on this.
- The email app. Finally an email app that is as good as iOS! (Samsung's effort is horrific but HTC's was pretty good, this one is awesome)
- Speed, speed and more speed! This thing is a powerhouse!
- Build quality, I think it's as good as I've seen from any non-Apple phone.
Nope it's a problem rather than user error.
Just install a lock screen widget that displays notifications.
Hopefully that will be sorted soon! I think the app is great apart from that, very smooth and well thought out.
I'll look into that, I'm not usually a massive fan of bloatware but we shall see!
It's no more bloatware than in installing anything! Not quite sure why you'd think installing a widget is bloatware, its a fundamental thing under android and one of the big advantages over iOS.
Bloatware is shite that a manufacturer installs that is neither wanted or needed and cannot be removed.
BG DCI
What seems to be the cheapest place to get these on contract without paying a silly amount upfront on the phone?
My iPhone 4 is dying a painful death bit by bit..
Liam.
My iPhone 4 is dying a painful death bit by bit..
Liam.
Ol’ Tarby
ClioSport Moderator
Clio 220 Trophy
Im paying 25 a month for CPW. 24 month contract, unlimited minutes and text 1GB data, free phone. Vodafone
plenty data for me that is, I only had 250mb before and rarely went over it so didn't see the point in paying for anything more than I have.
I can do this, but then I use Nova Launcher Prime as my home screen/launcher/etc - so I don't know if this is possible in stock android. Howver, Nova Launcher is bloody brilliant.
If you're running the stock launcher then you're missing out.
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Rav4
Google Hangouts.
Finding it a tad annoying.
For instance, I like differentiating between a text and a gmail chat, I would like to differentiate between the two.
On the phone it shows it as one.
Gmail chat to me is generally any chat, a text to me can be of more importance/urgency then a call obviously.
Finding it a tad annoying.
For instance, I like differentiating between a text and a gmail chat, I would like to differentiate between the two.
On the phone it shows it as one.
Gmail chat to me is generally any chat, a text to me can be of more importance/urgency then a call obviously.
JamesBryan
ClioSport Club Member
Only just found out how to do a screenshot on it. Slightly different to my HTC One X.
