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So putting it in a folder named ringtones in File commander app won't work.You need to put them in the right directory, and then they'll show up for selection.
/storate/emulated/0/Ringtones is the directory from a file manager, or if you plug in to your computer's USB, it'll be the Ringtones directory from Internal Storage..
My wife got me the 64 gb model with t-mobile she ordered it in November it was supposed to arrive by Christmas but apparently there were so many orders it got pushed out by two weeks, i am hoping it comes in this week in time for c.e.sAnyone know where to get the 64gb model? I have yet to be able to find one in stock anywhere.
You won't be disappointedI was given the opportunity to go with something else i could get faster but decided to stick it out for the nexus 6
I would power it up and unlock it only. You can do that really quick, that's the only forced device wipe you'll ever be strongly suggested to do initially before loading any programs on a new Nexus. I was in the same boat, considering unencrypting the phone before doing anything further and to be completely honest, I wouldn't. It's probably like wasting time thinking if you'll want a 4K video feed piped to your 20 inch CRT monitor from yesteryear. Even with encryption set, the speed is SUPER fast. I use to think that my nexus 5 was fast, the nexus 6 runs laps around it.No point of powering it up and such before I have time to sit with it and root and maybe un encrypt the device (since from what I have read, I need to wipe the device twice?). But at least that will give me a chance to do more research on the encryption aspect. Its an extra step that I need to be aware of.
I would power it up and unlock it only. You can do that really quick, that's the only forced device wipe you'll ever be strongly suggested to do initially before loading any programs on a new Nexus. I was in the same boat, considering unencrypting the phone before doing anything further and to be completely honest, I wouldn't. It's probably like wasting time thinking if you'll want a 4K video feed piped to your 20 inch CRT monitor from yesteryear. Even with encryption set, the speed is SUPER fast. I use to think that my nexus 5 was fast, the nexus 6 runs laps around it.