Volta's big 'thing' is the new job scheduler API, which developers have to implement in their apps before we'll start to see significant improvements in battery life.
Nonetheless, that will probably only improve standby, not screen on time.
I think the issue is that people thought Volta would magically make their batteries bigger
If Samsung wants to win over Android fans in masse, there is an easy solution:
1. Offer a Google Play Edition of any existing flagship phone (Note / S) at a fee.
2. Trim the fat on Touchwiz. Call it Advanced Mode, Pure Mode, Performance Mode- whatever you want to cal it.
3. Hire a designer that doesn't watch Nick Jr.
And it will also cure Ebolafaceless I'm sure thought that. I mean... it will for the Note 4 right?
Well... if you contract it sure....And it will also cure Ebola
Volta's big 'thing' is the new job scheduler API, which developers have to implement in their apps before we'll start to see significant improvements in battery life.
Nonetheless, that will probably only improve standby, not screen on time.
PC's are way over priced.You could say the same thing about Intel and PCs and that's arguably worked out pretty well so far.
I think the issue is that people thought Volta would magically make their batteries bigger
Don't be ridiculous.Well... if you contract it sure....
I wouldn't say that, but some people were definitely convinced that it would turn a mediocre or "acceptable" battery (according to reviews) into a good one and we'd all just have to wait for L. Can't remember who said that, though.
yep. totally. you got me. i was the one constantly talking about how awesome the upgrade would make a newly released mobile handset. it was me me me, all me. things are looking upfaceless I'm sure thought that. I mean... it will for the Note 4 right?
There are but I've never used them so I can't recommend any. Just search kid mode launcher/parental control etc..I'm thinking about getting my niece one of those kid android tablets for Christmas, but I also have an OG Nexus 7. Are there any good apps or custom launchers to kid-proof a tablet?
I've seen this posted a few times and I don't understand it. In my experience kids almost never stay in one app. This works fine if you're sitting next to them and don't mind unpinning and repinning constantly. And that only works until they figure out how to unpin it themselves.Lollipop has app pinning, which it sounds like you want, so I'd get the 2013 Wifi N7.
I'm thinking about getting my niece one of those kid android tablets for Christmas, but I also have an OG Nexus 7. Are there any good apps or custom launchers to kid-proof a tablet?
I'm thinking about getting my niece one of those kid android tablets for Christmas, but I also have an OG Nexus 7. Are there any good apps or custom launchers to kid-proof a tablet?
I'm thinking about getting my niece one of those kid android tablets for Christmas, but I also have an OG Nexus 7. Are there any good apps or custom launchers to kid-proof a tablet?
I'm thinking about getting my niece one of those kid android tablets for Christmas, but I also have an OG Nexus 7. Are there any good apps or custom launchers to kid-proof a tablet?
Look into Amazons Kindle Fire HD6. $100 and there's built in parental controls/multiple user profiles. There's also a Kids Edition version that includes a protective case.
For those that have a Moto X on verizon...for some reason I'm having second thoughts on the Droid Turbo, and thinking about swapping it for the Moto X. The designs of the Moto X just look so good...
Seems the tradeoff will be looks vs better battery life so that's up to you. The Nylon black ain't no slouch doe.
The consensus of this thread is that it's garbage and to get an N10 instead.
Don't listen to this. Actually I wouldn't ask for opinions on devices in this thread.The consensus of this thread is that it's garbage and to get an N10 instead.
So what is the final verdict of the N9? I have the N9 but it is still sitting in the box. I don't care for gaming but the Nvdia Shield is something that I was looking at. Don't care for gaming but am interested in watching vids, browsing, etc. I would just stick with the N9 but 32gb just seems way to small to store vids and whatnot.
...The launcher will have to redraw items whenever I go back home...
I'm having memory issues in lollipop on my N5.
Pocketcasts will crash. The launcher will have to redraw items whenever I go back home.
I had this issue in the first preview, but didn't expect it in the final version.
I really am curious as to why half of the Nexus 5 Lollipop updaters are having battery life issues, UI redrawing, sluggishness, etc., while the other half are reporting the exact opposite.
Dirty flashes are probably a factor, but I feel like there is something else at play here...
I wasn't having these issues before, and they don't happen when I restart, only after a while of using.
White the preview, it was a full wipe before I flashed. Another full wipe to go back to 4.4, and an OTA to go up to 5.0.
I'm not having any other issues except weird memory problems.
http://www.phonearena.com/news/HTC-RE-camera-will-cost-only-99-this-week-end_id63234
welp I know what I'm buying this BF.
It's too bad my N5 has a scratched lense and dust inside.
I really am curious as to why half of the Nexus 5 Lollipop updaters are having battery life issues, UI redrawing, sluggishness, etc., while the other half are reporting the exact opposite.
Dirty flashes are probably a factor, but I feel like there is something else at play here...
HTC had this as their "hot deal" earlier today for $200 with a car/bike mount.
So what is the final verdict of the N9? I have the N9 but it is still sitting in the box. I don't care for gaming but the Nvdia Shield is something that I was looking at. Don't care for gaming but am interested in watching vids, browsing, etc. I would just stick with the N9 but 32gb just seems way to small to store vids and whatnot.
nexus 9 was such a disappointment, bahh.I have an N9 and I give it a meh/10.
Pros:
+ Display is nice
+ Feels nice to the touch
Cons:
- Battery life is mediocre at best
- Performance sucks. Very slow overall to switch apps. Once you're in an app it's mostly okay though.
- Gets warm really fast
- Buttons are terrible
- Tons of bugs in Lollipop still, even on the Nexus.
Honestly, I'm quite unhappy with it but it's unfeasible for me to return it so I'll just suck it up and hope future updates fix up some of the cons.
Lollipop on the Nexus 5 is terrific though. Much smoother and quick overall. Probably something to do with the lack of device encryption.
Fuck AMOLED displays. Been using a temporary S3 and on dark theme GAF there is insane purple ghosting when scrolling. Mostly on the username/avatar sections of each post.
How is this a thing? :/
Sony just updated their What's New apps...and it no longer shows up beside the Google now shortcut! Yay :wub Sony
That was an unexpected surprise.
Now they need to the remove the mini apps from the recents, and everything's perfect... Other than a 5.0 update.