Sideload.
Will that still receive future OTA updates?
Sideload.
Will that still receive future OTA updates?
You could have printed off the emergency password list. I've always had another device with authenticator on it, but the emergency passwords would work fine too.Well its now rebooted and installing stuff.
One thing I did wonder about was the fact that I had 2 factor on with google using authenticator and wasn't sure whether that would mean I could not get into my account when I first rebooted after the flash.
I disabled 2factor first to be safe, but was that necessary?
Follow my link above, save any local info and do a factory wipe. Super easy and starts out with a clean slate which is good moving between major versions.Question.
If I wait for 5.0 OTA, then do a factory data reset on the phone (nexus 4), is that the same as a clean install? Kind of like re-installing windows to fix all problems. Or would I have to download the lollipop factory image and do a manual install for that?
If I buy a Nexus 6 through AT&T, and I can get a SIM unlock code from them, would I be able to use it on Verizon? Like is it the exact same model?
AT&T will unlock an AT&T Mobile Device under the following circumstances:
The person requesting the unlock must be one of the following:
a current AT&T customer
a former AT&T customer who can provide the phone number or account number for the account
The AT&T Mobile Device was designed for use on AT&T's network.
The AT&T Mobile Device has been paid for in full.
The AT&T Mobile Device has not been reported lost or stolen.
If I buy a Nexus 6 through AT&T, and I can get a SIM unlock code from them, would I be able to use it on Verizon? Like is it the exact same model?
This isn't entirely Android related, but I can't find answers on Google. Does anyone know why I'm unable to receive MMS messages from people who have an iPhone? When I send them out, they don't get them either.
I know this has to do with iMessage but what exactly?
It's rather annoying not being able to send people picture messages, having to use something like WhatsApp instead. Is it an Android fix or an iPhone fix?
Do you still have the iPhone ?This isn't entirely Android related, but I can't find answers on Google. Does anyone know why I'm unable to receive MMS messages from people who have an iPhone? When I send them out, they don't get them either.
I know this has to do with iMessage but what exactly?
It's rather annoying not being able to send people picture messages, having to use something like WhatsApp instead. Is it an Android fix or an iPhone fix?
I'm pretty sure none of the N6 models will be locked.
Thanks. I guess this manual install should help it run better? Are there any apps that can do an automatic backup, or should I just do it manually?Follow my link above, save any local info and do a factory wipe. Super easy and starts out with a clean slate which is good moving between major versions.
Local content such as pictures or things downloaded will get wiped so make sure you've got Dropbox, onedrive or G+ of photos backed up. All app data and settings are backed up via Google so a fresh install will then download that once Lollipop is installed.Thanks. I guess this manual install should help it run better? Are there any apps that can do an automatic backup, or should I just do it manually?
Just updated w/o wiping data on my Nexus 4. Sweet.
Also, ChainFire's SuperSU/root doesn't work at the moment.
Since I'm here... is there a way to disable the phone and camera icons in the lock screen? Lockscreen Policy worked in Kit Kat but it's outdated now.
This isn't entirely Android related, but I can't find answers on Google. Does anyone know why I'm unable to receive MMS messages from people who have an iPhone? When I send them out, they don't get them either.
I know this has to do with iMessage but what exactly?
It's rather annoying not being able to send people picture messages, having to use something like WhatsApp instead. Is it an Android fix or an iPhone fix?
Well its now rebooted and installing stuff.
One thing I did wonder about was the fact that I had 2 factor on with google using authenticator and wasn't sure whether that would mean I could not get into my account when I first rebooted after the flash.
I disabled 2factor first to be safe, but was that necessary?
Yeah.
Anyway I stopped it restarted it and it started to work, though partway through I got a series of error messages:
archive does not contain 'boot.sig'
archive does not contain 'recovery.sig'
archive does not contain 'system.sig'
archive does not contain 'vendor.img'
It continued on and then said it completed. Its now rebooting.
This isn't entirely Android related, but I can't find answers on Google. Does anyone know why I'm unable to receive MMS messages from people who have an iPhone? When I send them out, they don't get them either.
I know this has to do with iMessage but what exactly?
It's rather annoying not being able to send people picture messages, having to use something like WhatsApp instead. Is it an Android fix or an iPhone fix?
Local content such as pictures or things downloaded will get wiped so make sure you've got Dropbox, onedrive or G+ of photos backed up. All app data and settings are backed up via Google so a fresh install will then download that once Lollipop is installed.
I believe Chainfire provides an Auto-root for Nexus 4 here: http://autoroot.chainfire.eu/
But it requires an unlocked bootloader, the new security permissions on Lollipop require this in order to get root in a useful way, if you don't have an unlocked bootloader it will unlock your bootloader and wipe your data on a Nexus.
You'd have to make a backup of what you want to keep using adb since you can't use Titanium Backup without root unless you have a backup from before you upgraded to Lollipop;
My Nexus 5 is being weird lately. It will randomly shut down, even with a decent charge left:
But then when it shuts down, I can't turn it on again because the battery has suddenly lost it's entire charge.
Is Android not showing the correct health of the battery? Is there a way to make it show the correct percentage?
Or is the battery itself started to die and need to be replaced?
Did you do a clean flash with wipe?
But yeah, sounds like your battery might be having issues. I haven't had anything like that.
OTA update.
This also happened on Kitkat, so it might be a faulty battery? Does LG sell replacment parts?
Should have been a little more specific... All installed apps are redownloaded automatically and all GOOGLE data from their apps are stored on the cloud. You're correct that a lot of other apps don't have their data backed up.Not necessary, there's an option to use one of your backup codes (you should have 10 of these saved somewhere) to get into your account. They've greatly improved this part of the setup process.
You always get those errors when flashing using Google's script. Nothing to worry about.
I sort of have the same issue, with SOME iPhone people. One of them I can both send to and receive from, another I can send to but not receive from. Really annoying. I bet it's iMessage messing things up. Or maybe not.
Definitely not true. Most app data is NOT automatically synced to the cloud. It should be, as Google has APIs for that, but most devs still don't make use of them. All games should have cloud saves, but a pitiful amount actually do.
Okay that's what I thought. I've backed up all my photos, contacts, MMS messages, and any offline files I had. How do I backup app-data though? There's a couple game saves I'd like to keep.Should have been a little more specific... All installed apps are redownloaded automatically and all GOOGLE data from their apps are stored on the cloud. You're correct that a lot of other apps don't have their data backed up.
No they still have an iPhone. I mean I can always send pictures through WhatsApp but it's rather annoying lol.It may be related to the iphone/imessage issue that Apple is facing a lawsuit for. Sure enough Apple has added a link to in their support page for the issue as the lawsuit is getting underway. There's a link to deregister imessage in the article below.
http://arstechnica.com/apple/2014/11/imessage-deactivation-problems-earn-apple-a-federal-lawsuit/
No they still have an iPhone. I mean I can always send pictures through WhatsApp but it's rather annoying lol.
Thanks for the info!
I'm following this guide and I'm confused. The commands in terminal do nothing.Flashing my Nexus 4 now. Will have 1080p/60FPS parity between my N7 and N4... oh wait......
EDIT: Also, everyone just follow this guide: http://www.androidcentral.com/how-manually-upgrade-your-nexus
You should. The sky is sunny on this side of the streetI might join the #FuckTouchWiz team since I've just installed CyanogenMod on my Galaxy Tab S 8.4 and all the choppiness is gone.
I might join the #FuckTouchWiz team since I've just installed CyanogenMod on my Galaxy Tab S 8.4 and all the choppiness is gone.
You have to be in the android-sdk folder to be running the commands. They don't explain that very well.I'm following this guide and I'm confused. The commands in terminal do nothing.
I keep getting "No such file or directory" when entering ./adb devices into terminal.
New Maps looking nice!
When you switched phones did you also switch carriers?
I am.. At least I think. It's still confusing. I opened the adb exec file but I can't type anything in.You have to be in the android-sdk folder to be running the commands. They don't explain that very well.
I am.. At least I think. It's still confusing. I opened the adb exec file but I can't type anything in.
NotBacon rocking the house again.You don't "open the adb exec file"
You add the platform-tools/ directory to your $PATH variable, so then you can type "adb blah blah" from anywhere in a terminal.
Or you could navigate to that directory to run the commands, but I prefer just adding it to the path to not worry about my pwd.
Edit: just do these steps and you'll be golden.
MKBHD Nexus 6 sweg
Great review, and just as before, it just boils down to Stock vs TouchWiz with the N6 and Note 4.
#FuckTouchWiz
Thanks, think I got it working using this video, it was really clear: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7fhPYQSMQ4You don't "open the adb exec file"
You add the platform-tools/ directory to your $PATH variable, so then you can type "adb blah blah" from anywhere in a terminal.
Or you could navigate to that directory to run the commands, but I prefer just adding it to the path to not worry about my pwd.
Edit: just do these steps and you'll be golden.
That is not what it came down to in that review or the majority of the reviews.MKBHD Nexus 6 sweg
Great review, and just as before, it just boils down to Stock vs TouchWiz with the N6 and Note 4.
#FuckTouchWiz
Oh man some people here just gone full retard...
First with the whole moto x hype garbage..
Then the non stop spewing of L has great battery life and it will improve battery life BS...
And when L didn't deliver, he spew out weird statement like
"BRING ON THE BUG-FIXING UPDATES BABY"
Wow what a weirdo....
Then have the audacity to crap on TouchWiz..
Samsung won, a brought out an A+ product with the note 4...it delivered better screen, battery life and camera versus the nexus 6 with a beta OS.
Seriously praising a phone base on what it could be than what it is now is just ridiculous...