Sony have begun rolling out ICS for Xperia S.
http://talk.sonymobile.com/thread/42096
No word on Xperia P/U yet, but I have heard a third week of July for X-P and first week of August for X-U.
Yay, finally!
Sony have begun rolling out ICS for Xperia S.
http://talk.sonymobile.com/thread/42096
No word on Xperia P/U yet, but I have heard a third week of July for X-P and first week of August for X-U.
well, you can back up quite a bit of stuff with root and an app like Titanium Backup, but if you want a full Nandroid backup (backs up entire rom as-is) you'll also want to have Clockwork Mod Recovery (CWM) flashed instead of the stock recovery. not sureon the instructions for that on your particular model.
Awwww.
Yeah.
someone should do a fragmentation chart with all the features and apps that don't work on older versions of Android and/or older phone models vs iOS and Windows Phone.
Don't forget brot, wp7 launcher.
I started to do this once, then my phone crashed.
Battery life is so much better on my Galaxy Note compared to my LTE Galaxy Nexus.
Yup, rentals are account based rather than device based.Quick q: if I rent a movie on google play, can I watch in on a pc browser or is it only available on android devices to watch?
Running AOKP. I actually think the better battery life is because I'm stuck using edge on the prepaid T-Mobile plan. Partly, anyway. The battery life is still awesome regardless.Did you do anything to improve the batter life or are you running a stock Note?
Yup, rentals are account based rather than device based.
I just want to make sure: there exists a Google browser movie playing software that I can use to watch the rentals on my laptop?
On your computer
You can watch your movie on any computer with Adobe Flash Player 10.1+ and a Internet connection of at least 1 Mbps.
You can click the Watch button directly from the movie information page. If you aren't there already, you can get there by clicking on the movie thumbnail in your order history on your play.google.com/movies page.
Hi All,
Today I bought a Meizu MX (I'm in China) and I want to root it and put ICS on the device. I found a video online to do so on Youtube from the XDA Forum or whatever.
I guess my biggest question is if there is a downside to doing this. Meizu hasn't released an official vanilla 4.0 update yet (it's coming next month I hear) so I think the one they've released is a beta.
After that I can backup my current install and then put everything back once I upgrade with the official version, correct?
Android developer site got a redesign.
I/O is going to be swell.
Also, the site has an action bar with an on screen menu button.
Samsung on the wrong side of history.
They got rid of their diversity charts, uh oh, fragmentationgate.
Android developer site got a redesign.
I/O is going to be swell.
Also, the site has an action bar with an on screen menu button.
Samsung on the wrong side of history.
That is a huge redesign! So much detail and info.
I'm more excited for app updates (or new apps) than anything else.
- Will we see a unification in Google Messaging apps?
- Will Google Music get better options, tweaks, support - Some have wanted podcast?
- Google Voice App update & features? Integrated VOIP?
- Will the integration of Google+ for Flipboard mean the death of Currents?
- Better Google Drive integration? Automatic Sync for specific directories?
I'm sure there is more stuff I'm missing.
Talking about Google Voice, just checked my Spam folder and as of January the service has blocked 66 spam calls. I love it.
I've never rented a movie myself, but I'm pretty sure you can watch them through regular chrome going through the play store.
http://support.google.com/googleplay/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=1257650
http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/06...y-nexus-first/
http://cdn.androidpolice.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/41jellybean_thumb.png
Jelly Bean releasing after I/O, not in normal timeframe, not releasing with a flagship phone!
What?!? Google is shipping out 4.1 devices already and my Nexus phone hasn't gotten an update yet?! Nice customer support Google, way to throw us under the bus for being early adopters...again.
/xda
Awesome, but it's not like 4.1 is 5.0, no need for a new phone to release it. That said, there is that flagship "tablet" rumored to be launched that same day. So it will be the first phone, but not necessarily the first Android device.
I see a lot of jelly bean info about it not being with the tablet Google is unveiling. Can't tablets just update to 5.0 when it comes out though?
With them saying the Nexus has 4.1 now on the store, that basically means that it'll be sent out to 4.1 devices or at least hit AOSP fairly quickly after Google I/O, it'll probably be like Android 2.2 and the Nexus One where it was literally a week before the first builds got out.
My AOKP Galaxy Nexus is excited.
This is not the skyrocket?I will fucking punch someone at AT&T if my Skyrocket doesn't get ICS before Jellybean is available on a phone. Dare I say I will go to a store and throw it at someone's head.
My LTE Galaxy Nexus will be waiting for 6 more months
My GSM Nexus with unlocked bootloader will be there day one.
I don't think 4.1 will bring many changes, probably just a lot of 'behind the scenes' work. But, if they can squeeze some more performance out of the browser I'm up for that.
I'm predicting:
- End of Google Talk, G+ Messenger, Messaging, Google Voice and Messaging as seperate Apps
- Chrome replacing the stock Browser (basically confirmed)
- Updates to the Play Store and other Play apps (Music, books, movies)
- Some small changes to the UI, but nothing that will significantly change Holo
- Better and more NFC capabilities
- Google Wallet built into the OS rather than as an app
- New Google Maps by default
- Obvious performance improvements
And here's your first screenshot. Waddya know, new messaging icon.
I'm predicting:
- End of Google Talk, G+ Messenger, Messaging, Google Voice and Messaging as seperate Apps
- Chrome replacing the stock Browser (basically confirmed)
- Updates to the Play Store and other Play apps (Music, books, movies)
- Some small changes to the UI, but nothing that will significantly change Holo
- Better and more NFC capabilities
- Google Wallet built into the OS rather than as an app
- New Google Maps by default
- Obvious performance improvements
And here's your first screenshot. Waddya know, new messaging icon.
http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/0...ean-will-be-coming-to-the-galaxy-nexus-first/
Jelly Bean releasing after I/O, not in normal timeframe, not releasing with a flagship phone!
My GSM Nexus will be ready!
My GSM Nexus with unlocked bootloader will be there day one.
Once again, the One True Best Galaxy demonstrates why. My Galaxy Nexus's body is ready.
http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/0...ean-will-be-coming-to-the-galaxy-nexus-first/
Jelly Bean releasing after I/O, not in normal timeframe, not releasing with a flagship phone!
And give it Flash support!
Though to add my 2 cents, Dolphins updated browser is perhaps the best android browser to date. Damned quick, built in flash support and voice support.