So on my old Moto 360 I could prevent notifications from appearing over the watch face. I no longer see that option on Android Wear. Is there a way to remove the notifications from covering the watch face with the 2nd gen Moto 360?
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I find that 9 time out of 10 when I look at my watch, the screen is black. So the one thing this watch is no good for is telling time.
Is there a way to increase the sensitivity so that the watch lights up easier? I shouldn't have to use 2 hands to operate a watch.
Do you wear your watch on the bottom of your wrist? Or do you wear it on your right hand? I've found that it is almost perfect at detecting when I want it to wake, only when it is on the top of my left wrist.
Have you tried restarting the watch? The watch should wake up whenever you turn your wrist to look at it
[Q] Always On "OK Google" Hotword detection on phone doesn't co-exist with Moto 360
Hello,
I've searched high and low for a resolution to this issue but I can't figure it out. I have a nexus 6 on the latest 5.0.1 and the Google search APK that was just released today. I also have the 5.0.2 update for my Moto 360. Here is the issue.
When I turn the "Always On" hotword detection ON on my Nexus 6, when I try to use my Moto 360 to perform an "Ok Google" action when the Nexus' screen is off (or on, it matters not) both devices activate their voice recognition and they cannot process this. The little infuriating spinning icon appears on both the Nexus 6 Screen and the Moto 360 and nothing happens. Both devices are stuck.
Does this happen to anyone else? I really want my 360 to be the active device when its screen is on, and the nexus to be the active device when the 360 screen is off but it seems that this is not possible.
Does anyone else have a problem with this?
I guess as this is a design flaw, everybody suffers from this.
I can only guess, but it didn't occur to the guys doing the design, that the phone on the desk and the watch on your wrist could be a valid scenario. Put the phone in the pocket or anywhere else, and the problem is solved, the answer would be...
Hi all,
I switch from a lg gwatch r to a 2nd gen moto 360. I really love it except for low-bit ambient mode.
Now the Gwath R had normal ambient mode and i was wondering if it is posible to switch the moto 360's low-bit ambient mode to normal ambient mode?
FYI, there is a 2nd Gen (2015) Moto 360 forum : http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-360-2015
Hi, I was able to succesfuly unlock the developer options on ny 1st gen moto 360. I noticed an option to force screen burn in prevention. I figured I'd use that and uninstall my slumber app because the no to has a history of burn in problems. I rebooted and put it on the charging dock and it came up with the factory circle and charging screen. The setting didn't deem to do anything. Can anyone help me out? Thanks.
Hello everybody.
We all know that Moto Display is very useful and shows incoming notification. In Moto G and E devices, it activates when the phone is moved from its position, or when a flip cover over the phone is opened. However I have heard that in Moto X devices, it activates even if you wave over the proximity sensor.
So I thought of making a small app that does the same. It is on Play Store.
MotoDisplay handwave
Hit thanks if the app has helped you.