Any news on when this will happen?Can't wait for the droid turbo update. Just waiting.
Any news on when this will happen?Can't wait for the droid turbo update. Just waiting.
It's January 2015.
Does that mean my Z3 gets Android L this month?
hmm how many apps do you guys really use?
I decided to declutter my Android and it seems like there's much to uninstall... lol
and any recommendations for a good SMS app?
been using EvolveSMS but seems like it's not working out for me...
Does Hangout support both Google Voice and my own number?
Not that I know of.Any news on when this will happen?
hmm how many apps do you guys really use?
I decided to declutter my Android and it seems like there's much to uninstall... lol
and any recommendations for a good SMS app?
been using EvolveSMS but seems like it's not working out for me...
Does Hangout support both Google Voice and my own number?
It's January 2015.
Does that mean my Z3 gets Android L this month?
Poweramp is a pretty great music player I found.
My gf is currently upgrading her Galaxy S3 from 4.3 to something else, it was a recommended update. But I read somewhere that 5.0 is also coming officially this January to the S3. Is this true and is it a smart upgrade for such an old phone? Going from ios7 to 8 on my old iphone 4s killed the performance quite a bit. Or is 4.4.4. a better choice if possible?
Lollipop should run better than older versions of Android due to the switch to ART from Dalvik . Long story short, Dalvik was pretty inefficient and one of the main culprits of the infamous Android jank. Also further developments to Project Svelte have made the base OS memory footprint smaller. At least on my Moto G, performance is so much better than 4.4.4 that sometimes It's hard for me to believe that it's running on the same hardware. The S3 will run Touchwiz on top so it's hard to say what perfomance will be like though but I'm confident in saying that if you somehow were able to install stock Lolliop on the S3 it'd run better than 4.x.
Well, it might take awhile for CM12 to be optimized for S devices. But once it does, it'll be great. Daily source updates everyday guarantee that for those running CM12, it's only going to get better. Until then, I'm gladly running CM12. Lollipop is the best Android release to date. No doubt.
My gf is currently upgrading her Galaxy S3 from 4.3 to something else, it was a recommended update. But I read somewhere that 5.0 is also coming officially this January to the S3. Is this true and is it a smart upgrade for such an old phone? Going from ios7 to 8 on my old iphone 4s killed the performance quite a bit. Or is 4.4.4. a better choice if possible?
It really is, I'm using a rom on my OPO. I can't wait for the official Cyanogen release to come out, the LS build is good but a tad buggy. I'm also getting high battery drain (10% during sleep in 4-5 hours). Hopefully that's ironed out.
This is the first Android OS I actually enjoy using and the Google integration is really fantastic coming from iOS. Now I just hope 3rd party developers update their apps to Material Design in a timely manner.
Did they said Android L is coming in January? If it is, it would be awesome.
So I got my Nexus 5 a week ago and I don't get the 5.0.1 update. Not even the 5.0 update. Any idea what's wrong? Did google pul those updates?
Is anyone else having gmail constantly crash on them?
Its pulling emails but after checking it will crash after less than 10 seconds
Inbox seems fine, but I'll continually getting a Gmail just crashed report even when I'm in other apps
Is anyone else having gmail constantly crash on them?
Its pulling emails but after checking it will crash after less than 10 seconds
Inbox seems fine, but I'll continually getting a Gmail just crashed report even when I'm in other apps
Likewise. Battery drain is just one of those things that will be improved over time. You know what? It really isn't even that bad to be honest. The trade-off of looks to performance/battery isn't that bad either.
Wondering if its possible to flash Lollipop onto any 4.4.x capable devce or not. I picked up a cheap I wireless phone from a store for a phone to play around with. It has a dual core 1.2ghz soc, and 512mb of ram. Any ideas? Being that its far less ram intensive, should there be any issues?
Anyone have problems with google authenticator force closing on 5.0.2?
nexus 5
Ugh all these people posting the benefits of lollipop and I'm just sitting here with no OTA update for my nexus 5
My Nexus7 3G No update.
Damn, only getting 4.5 hours of screen time with my droid turbo. Haven't fiddled with it but damn. This battery is supposed to be a beast.I think I can consistenly get at least 6 hours of SoT on my Moto G (XT1032, the 2013 GSM model with no LTE) with stock 5.0.1:
Battery saver kicked in at 15%, brightness was kept at 50%. I didn't go out of my way to baby the battery. Watched the last 30 minutes of Back to the Future II on Netflix, watched about an hour of YouTube. Used Whatsapp, Hangouts, Tinder, Facebook, Chrome and Instagram pretty liberally.
Nope, lots of chrome. But how is your signal strength? Mine might be terrible.My Droid Turbo hasn't been charged since yesterday morning and I've been using it pretty consistently, and it's at 45% right now. Are you watching Youtube nonstop with GPS on or something?
Nope, lots of chrome. But how is your signal strength? Mine might be terrible.
How much screen time are you getting?
My network strength is consistently around -90 to -100 dBm. Isn't that bad?
Is there a way to find out what your screen time is? I'm looking at the battery screen in settings but I don't think I see anything that tells you.
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nevermind, found it. Looks like it's about the same as yours, 2.5 hours of screen time with 45% battery left. It says that Wi-Fi has been "on" the whole time (although usually not connected to anything), would that have a noticeably effect on battery life?
Still miles better than my 2 year old S3 which would have been long dead by now.
So I might be using the hell out of this phone. I'm like you, upgraded from the S3. But I hope I can get more out of this battery.Is there a way to find out what your screen time is? I'm looking at the battery screen in settings but I don't think I see anything that tells you.
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nevermind, found it. Looks like it's about the same as yours, 2.5 hours of screen time with 45% battery left. It says that Wi-Fi has been "on" the whole time (although usually not connected to anything), would that have a noticeably effect on battery life?
Still miles better than my 2 year old S3 which would have been long dead by now.