Do I has have to use MotoSpeak or can I continue to use Touchless Controls & Google Now on my MotoX?
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You don't have to use it but if you want to adjust the settings you will need it...
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On my galaxy note2 I had to use motospeak and that feature worked pretty good biggest issue is when on a phone call
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This is very helpful. Other discussions have also noted the the SE trackpad does not have multitouch either. I will follow your advice and get the regular nc10, thanks S. Quran!
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Yes, you need to install the Logitech Manager. If you don't you will miss out on all swipe features, center taps and shortcuts. You will only have left, right click and scroll.
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I use the controls on my phone. Since i have an android phone the inline controls don't work.
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Idk...if its on the goggle play then yeah but I haven't use bbms in along time..#androidallday
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Yes - You can REMOVE a sensor at the key pad or DELETE it with the Master keyfob (easy way I am sure) or by logging in to your computer and deleting it from the complete list that is displayed. SAVE the change and then plug the master Key pad into the tower that communicates with the monitoring service - it will sync with the new configuration. The real easy way is to put it in a box still working.Do not just take the battery out or carry it out of range as the system will report errors within 24 hours. It misses any of its missing "children".
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Not sure of turning the feature off entirely. I don't use it myself , and navigate using the arrow buttons much like a cell phone etc. Just ignore the feature and all goes well!
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Yes, you disable the sensor totally and just use it manually by tapping it on or off.
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Sadly no. Moto SKIP contains a special chip that only works with the processor that is in the Moto X. You could install xposed framework on your phone, if you know how to do that. And then put NFC always on. But that involves rooting and modding
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I do not recall config software. Just the pad and dongle. Once mated it all worked together and the simple swipes and even pinch zoom worked. I hate using the pad tap and prefer a button press but do not recall if I was able to disable anything it not.
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Yes. Actually Justin, the question asker, has the answer in his Review. Out of the box the Back and Forward mouse buttons don't work, but if you use BetterTouchTool, you can add custom key bindings to those buttons and map them to any action (including Back and Forward) you want! You can download it here: http://www.boastr.net/ The assigned actions you want are 3F Swipe Left (Page Back) and 3F Swipe Right (Page Forward) thats under "Predefined Actions" -&gt; "Mimicking standard gestures"
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No, just push and go. You may still be able to buy the remote module from Ridemakerz (not sure) but it doesn't come with it.
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Yes. I can understand your confusion since unlike some GPS models it doesn't have a dedicated "go to" button, but the functionality is there.
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I only used the feature once when I first bought the device to see if it works. None on my phone calls are important enought that they can't wait until I'm not driving. I know it had a lot to do with the phone, and nothing to do with the Motoroal Roadster so a lot would deoned on what kind of phone you are using, and I would not be able to help you there.
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Yes you just have to hold the main button down! Just download the updated version!
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I believe that there is software that comes with the unit that allows you to interface with it, but most of the interaction is done with the PC- like an external drive. If you need just a decent basic standalone obd2 device this works fine. I returned it because I did not like the logging feature. I keep my bluetooth obd2 scantool, which I got from amazon for 22bucks or so, got the paid version of the Touchscan app for 10bucks, I think and that combo works very well. There are several laptop based usb ob2 scan tools that you can find as well
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I still use and love mine and much prefer over any cellphone with Google maps. ( Why does google show streets in pale grey against a bright white background? And why do they use tiny fonts, the size of ant droppings?) Easier to use and much easier to read, easier to see where you are going and need to go. The main thing I would check up on is speedcam, and red light cam, speed trap notifications and real time POI updates. If you have lifetime map updates your part of the way there. I think newer units have advanced features.One feature the 370 has that some newer units lack is bicycle routes. I still use and love mine and much prefer over any cellphone with Google maps. ( Why does google show streets in pale grey against a bright white background? And why do they use tiny fonts, the size of ant droppings?) Easier to use and much easier to read, easier to see where you are going and need to go. The main thing I would check up on is speedcam, and red light cam, speed trap notifications and real time POI updates. If you have lifetime map updates your part of the way there. I think newer units have advanced features.One feature the 370 has that some newer units lack is bicycle... » Read More I still use and love mine and much prefer over any cellphone with Google maps. ( Why does google show streets in pale grey against a bright white background? And why do they use tiny fonts, the size of ant droppings?) Easier to use and much easier to read, easier to see where you are going and need to go. The main thing I would check up on is speedcam, and red light cam, speed trap notifications and real time POI updates. If you have lifetime map updates your part of the way there. I think newer units have advanced features.One feature the 370 has that some newer units lack is bicycle routes. « Show Less