Google Experience Launcher on Non-Nexus Devices? Are Third Party Chargers Safe?

Thank u so much 

Nice Pol­ish accent 😉

What’s the point of that Google launch­er on Nexus phones? It’ like using the stock one.

1000th video!!!!

Hey Jayce, I think for wear­able tech to be suc­cess­ful the com­pa­nies like Sam­sung, Sony etc need to make the designs tra­di­tion­al and look good but sim­ple. For exam­ple the Google glass looks weird or creepy, so they should incor­po­rate the tech­nol­o­gy into nor­mal look­ing glass­es to make it look sim­ple , styl­ish yet very smart.  They need to be flex­i­ble with com­pat­i­bil­i­ty, because its not they best way to sell the prod­uct by hav­ing it lim­it­ed with the com­pat­i­bil­i­ty with one device, it should be able to work with a range of devices. This would be ben­e­fi­cial for the com­pa­nies and the con­sumer, as the con­sumer would rather buy the prod­uct if it was already com­pat­i­ble with a device they had rather than hav­ing to buy a spe­cif­ic prod­uct to be com­pat­i­ble. Also the prod­uct should be able to func­tion with­out the need of a con­stant con­nec­tion with a device, it can very irri­tat­ing hav­ing a phone with no charge or not hav­ing it with you and your smart watch or oth­er wear­able device would be use­less. Wear­able devices should just be able to oper­ate most func­tions with­out a con­nec­tion to a phone. The fea­tures on a smart watch or oth­er wear­able device should have prac­ti­cal func­tion which you would use reg­u­lar­ly, there no use of hav­ing a use­less fea­ture or com­po­nent on the device because the size may have been increased for no rea­son, for exam­ple the first gen Sam­sung gear watch had a cam­era , would you real­ly be using a low qual­i­ty cam­era on a watch where the image qual­i­ty would be poor. They improved on that with releas­ing the gear fit and gear 2 which look styl­ish, sim­ple and very prac­ti­cal in my view. They have focused on fea­tures for fit­ness peo­ple but also includ­ed noti­fi­ca­tions try­ing to give vari­a­tion in its usabil­i­ty. They have includ­ed inter­est­ing fea­tures like the heart rate mon­i­tor which for a wear­able , I can see myself using, watch on remote looks cool. The gear 2 is dust and water resis­tant which is great for gen­er­al pro­tec­tion where peo­ple can spill liq­uid on a device, its good to know its water resis­tant for things like spillages of liq­uids.
I’d like to end it there, I think I’ve giv­en explained rea­sons, and I hope you can choose me to be a winner.

The smart watch will nev­er be a good phone. Com­pa­nies like HTC, LG, and Motoro­la will have to use android wear for noti­fi­ca­tion pur­pose, hail Google now B-). 

was­nt it like,
2000mah bat­tery has a max charge rate of 2A? (:1000)

Hey Jayce! I want­ed to ask you if leav­ing your phone plugged in and charg­ing will harm it’s bat­tery since my nexus 5 only takes about an hour to ful­ly charged.

You can’t talk and browse on almost all phones.Well at least here in Sri Lanka.

Ver­i­zon does not have this issue on 4G LTE devices

There’s no “loca­tion” in my search set­tings. I don’t know why.

I think all car­ries in Cana­da can talk an browse the net at the sane time maybe that’s why out plans are so expensive

Hey #jayce­bro­da this might be a lit­tle late but I got a ques­tion
1: what hap­pen­ing to Asus in terms of android updates? Will old­er mod­els be get­ting updates any­time soon.…I use an ASUS T700T and its real­ly swell buts get­ting kin­da old but inside and out , but I don’t want give up on it and get anoth­er tablet.

Also, this is what I have to say about this weeks question

True that 2014 is being seen as the year for wearables..and this is shown even more so with the release of android wear..which is a bril­liant move on androids part and hears why…wearables are most­ly seen..and you can agree with me…as an accessory..either to a phone or some­thing , its almost nev­er seen as a major inde­pen­dent device…this is where android wear is gonna impact to most…ending that view point and mak­ing a wear­able a real device that you would buy because you have to use it and not because it would look cool being paired with your phone
I think wear­ables should take a more real­is­tic turn, become some­thing peo­ple would actu­al­ly look to buy in stores…and not just a fan­cy watch…but as a use­ful reli­able and fun com­pro­mise for not hav­ing a major device…like hav­ing a iPod instead of an iPhone.…similar uses with tiny differences…but a huge dif­fer­ence in price and I think that’s what android should do with there wearables…make them as a high end com­pro­mise , as a fun gad­get and as some­thing that can be paired with anoth­er device but can still func­tion well on its own. Anoth­er major sell­ing point would being able to run the same apps on a small scale because we all know hav­ing to use an entire­ly dif­fer­ent store sounds incon­ve­nient and im not say­ing spe­cial apps specif­i­cal­ly for wear­able android devices should­n’t be made, but the device should­n’t have only those kind of apps. And I guess that’s it, if Google , Sam­sung , Motoro­la ( who seems to be the clos­est to this ) or any­one can do this, I’m sure they will make a wear­able that will WIN, stun the world and and fly of the selves. 

iam plan­ning to buy a tab this week and have opt­ed for dell venue 8.. what do u sug­gest for it or rather i would go for asus memo pad hd 7.. ??

1000th vid!

You can say hel­lo google on the sam­sung galaxy S5 which is some­thing I love

Why are some apps on Google play­store so slow when down­load­ing? I expe­ri­enced this when down­load­ing drop­box. But oth­er apps seem to be fine. I’m sure it’s not our inter­net con­nec­tion issue. I’m using an Android 4.0 device.

I don’t under­stand one thing until now why is the per­for­mance of the iPhones is very sim­i­lar to the per­for­mance of the android flag­ship smart­phones although the iphone 5s for exam­ple has a dual core proces­sor (1.3 ghz) and the note 3 has a quad core proces­sor (2.3ghz) ?

Jayce can u rec­om­mend a cus­tom rom for my galaxy note 1? I would like to update mine to Android 4.4 kitkat using that rom. 

***** hey Jayce I cuer­rent­ly own a Nexus 7 2013 and have it both root­ed and with an unlocked boot­loader I am run­ning stock android my ques­tion is with the rumors of an upcom­ing 4.4.3 update to android do I need to unroot and lock the boot­loader again in order to get a clean install with­out issues? Or just unroot­ing should be OK? Thanks