John_S's Posts

You have to customize each conversation individually. In Messages + go in each conversation tap on the three dots in the upper right corner. Then go to customize - notifications. Or you can go to the main settings for the phone, then Apps and notifications - app info. Find Messages plus then notifications. a list of your conversations is there and you can set them up there.

That's what everyone says and I understand the reasoning. Maybe I'm figuring it wrong, but I still think it's a good deal no matter what the data. The way I figure it if I get a 32 gb Turbo my base charges before taxes and fees will only go up 52 cents a month, like 2.09 for the 64 gb. Yes, it will go up but not much and I'll have a brand new phone. If I wait and go on contract I'll have to pay $199 or $249 for the phone plus activation fee and $40 a month line access as opposed to $25. Again, maybe I'm figuring it wrong, that's what I'm doing now, trying to decide whether to Edge Up or just wait two months and go on contract. Plus my wife will soon be upgrading to a smartphone and Edge seems the only feasable way to go.

I appreciate your help but this is not what I'm looking for. As the original poster has said, at times when you touch the screen to text while in landscape mode the size of the keyboard increases. I have had it happen three or four times, but can't figure out what caused it or duplicate it. It's not a matter of the size of the font, it is the size of the keyboard it's self.

Same thing here. I also prefer the larger keyboard because it makes it easier to type without hitting wrong keys. I've asked this question on another android discussion board but haven't gotten answer yet. I'm glad to see that someone else has experienced the same thing. If I find out anything I will post the answer here.

Mine has been good since I moved and rebooted the router at work. If you go into your settings and go to battery, then if you touch the basic graph it will take you to a more detailed graph and you can see if the drain is worse at certain times. Also go into data and see if any apps are using a lot of data, also go into settings and check show wifi and it will show which apps are using the most wifi. You could have an app that is running and draining the battery. I noticed Google+ used a lot of data and I hardly use it at all so I logged out and that seemed to help.

I think I found the cause of the sudden drain, it appears that it was the wifi at work. I noticed that at home the drain was not as bad so I checked the battery graph and saw a pattern of severe drain only certain times. I work in a fairly large area and the router was not in a great location, so I relocated it, which also necessitated a reboot, and now my battery drain seems to be back to normal. Hopefully that was all it was.