**** Sony Xperia Z3 ****

Do you have ADB installed to test with? If you run the ADB command

Code: 
adb devices

Your device serial should be displayed and it should say it's attached. If it does not, then your drivers are not correctly installed. You may also need to enabled USB Debugging mode in the Developer Options screen on the phone. The installer in Windows will kick the phone into bootloader mode and do everything automatically after.

Bradmax57 said:
I just remembered what I hated about the last Z3 I had, the speaker volume on handsfree................... :(
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No problems here, even with music playing in the background, the speakerphone is loud and clear.
 
mrk said:
Do you have ADB installed to test with? If you run the ADB command

Code: 
adb devices

Your device serial should be displayed and it should say it's attached. If it does not, then your drivers are not correctly installed. You may also need to enabled USB Debugging mode in the Developer Options screen on the phone. The installer in Windows will kick the phone into bootloader mode and do everything automatically after.
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ah! could well be, I recently did a reinstall of windows
 
I have an irritating issue that seems to be getting worse. Frequently if I am on wifi I lose Internet on the phone, this seems to only affect me. When I lose Internet the wifi signal remains strong. I tried recreating the wifi connection but that did no good. Other than doing a factory reset any one else know of any other solutions I could try or how I can reset the wifi internally?

Hmm it seems similar to this issue http://forums.androidcentral.com/samsung-galaxy-s5/518099-strange-wi-fi-issues-since-lollipop.html
Though I've tried connecting to ip addresses when it's down and they dont work either, I've tried turning off scanning always available (suggestion page 2) and will see if that works, otherwise I'll give dnset a try but that can only be a short term solution as I can't route through an unknown source but may prove the issue
 
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mrk said:
Quite bizarrios then! The APN settings control data connectivity, so I can only imagine perhaps a block on your provider's end.



I've had zero problems. If you want KitKat levels of battery life and near stock Android, then certainly give it a go. Everything works.
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Ask customer.service nothing wrong on their end. But I just cant access internet from mine. I even swap a payg Vodafone sim to prove my phone works.
 
mrk said:
Do you have ADB installed to test with? If you run the ADB command

Code: 
adb devices

Your device serial should be displayed and it should say it's attached. If it does not, then your drivers are not correctly installed. You may also need to enabled USB Debugging mode in the Developer Options screen on the phone. The installer in Windows will kick the phone into bootloader mode and do everything automatically after.



No problems here, even with music playing in the background, the speakerphone is loud and clear.
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Yeah but have you tried using it in a car as handsfree? I simply cant hear anything unless I stop, my iPhone and g4 were perfectly usable for this even at motoway speeds :(

Whats annoying is they are more than loud enough for video and music just not speaker phone
 
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New update for Concept users, Sony is on a roll.

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