I've got the same Moto G and nothing. Say what you want about Apple but the iOS releases make so much more sense in their rollout...Yeah yeah I know, lots of different models and everything but maybe Google should look into a more streamlined way to do this.
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Android 5.0 Lollipop announced
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I've got the same Moto G and nothing. Say what you want about Apple but the iOS releases make so much more sense in their rollout...Yeah yeah I know, lots of different models and everything but maybe Google should look into a more streamlined way to do this.
I'm waiting too. Hurry up Samsung!!!
I feel there's very little Google can do.
Google has practically no leverage with the carriers. The Carriers consider any locked or subsidized phone they sell to be their property and as such they force every update to Android to go through their own internal certification processes. And of course, carriers being carriers and therefore unspeakably evil and greedy, they devote as few resources as possible to this process. So even if a manufacturer (like Motorola) dilligently updated their devices, they can only directly push it to the unlocked devices they sell. Which is a tiny, tiny minority. For every other locked / subsidized device, all they can do is send out the ROMs and wait.
Apple was able to strong-arm their way into bypassing the carriers early on in the smartphone race back when they were still exclusive to a few carriers. But no Android OEM is in that position, with maybe the exception of Samsung, but Samsung has historically shown that they don't really care about updating phones and do so very reluctantly. They also use a very heavily modified version of Android and that doesn't help things.
Sucks, I know, but that's the way the cookie crumbles
IchigoSharingan
Member
The setting I'm using is under Settings > Personal > Profiles > Automobile > Modify Triggers
I set the home profile to wifi on, automobile to wifi off. Automobile profile activates on wifi disconnect, home profile activates on wifi connect.
Depends which S5 you have. What's your carrier?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/gal...ent/rom-cyanogenmod-12-0-android-5-0-t2945538
morningbus
Serious Sam is a wicked gahbidge series for chowdaheads.
I dont think it has been sent to carriers yet. They're still doing soak tests in lower risk markets.
No one who has an unlocked, universal phone has gotten the update yet and that'd be pushed out by Motorola directly.
Eaten By A Grue
Member
I still have not even got 5.0 on my N7...
My carrier? I'm with O2-UK.
NYCmetsfan
Banned
I'll wait. I don't want to screw it up
IchigoSharingan
Member
you should be able to use the unified gsm one then, if i understand correctly.
i'll ask the dev on your behalf, actually.
IchigoSharingan
Member
Just asked the xda community on your behalf.
You're clear to go on unified gsm.
I would say flash build 9 then dirty flash the December 5 build.
If you need any help just ask.
Ninty Legend
Member
Got a Verizon HTC One M8 and nothing yet. Dx Meanwhile, my AT&T roommate with last year's model got it today. -_-
Soodanim
Gold Member
I was quite surprised when I found out how it works in America. I know (or at least I think) it's a bit different with networks not always reaching across America, but even then the fact that phones differ based on network is fucked up.
Over here to only difference from one network to another is preinstalled bloatware and they're often locked to one network. But if you unlock it you're free to use whatever sim you like, from one of the 4 main networks or any of the others that live on the network of a bigger company. Even supermarkets have their own mobile phone networks now. That competition keeps prices nice and low.
That's not strictly true. The S2 at least had different firmwares deepending on the UK network. I remember because I was doing something involving trying to get HLS streaming up and running, and it worked completely differently depending on who your carrier was. Streams that were fine on some networks caused different networks firmwares to hard lock. It was a hell of a mess at the time until HLS support was built into stock.
Boom Boom Pow
Banned
So guys,
I just updated my Nexus 4 to Lollipop, and after it had installed and reboot, it's stuck in the continuous bootup screen. any suggestion on how to fix this?
I just updated my Nexus 4 to Lollipop, and after it had installed and reboot, it's stuck in the continuous bootup screen. any suggestion on how to fix this?
Bboy AJ
My dog was murdered by a 3.5mm audio port and I will not rest until the standard is dead
Google how to flash factory images. Do that.
Boom Boom Pow
Banned
would that erase my current data?
Not sure if it has been posted:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.joko.minima
Pretty neat material live wallpaper
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.joko.minima
Pretty neat material live wallpaper
Soodanim
Gold Member
Mine did the same for a while, after forcing reboots several times and doing some more waiting it eventually figured out how to escape the bootloop on its own. Had the same problem with 4.4.4, too.
Jazzy Network
Member
Not feeling 5.0 on my Moto X. What am I missing here? Everything works fine, but other than the trusted device feature (which is fucking awesome) I don't see anything new that's really great at all.
Boom Boom Pow
Banned
did yours wiped your phone though? cuz mine did...
fucking pissed off at google right now
Should have backed up. Sensible thing to do when you don't want to lose things. D:
Boom Boom Pow
Banned
i didn't expect a simple OTA update to wipe out everything I had.
I think we've all learned to expect the unexpected. It"s unlucky, sure, but make a habit of backing up if you're saving things that aren't already in Google's cloud. I personally just get rid of everything and start fresh with every update. Unfortunate that happened to you, still, it sucks.
Did you wait a really really long time? When installed the factory image of Android 5.0 on my Nexus 7 it took a bloody long time to leave the boot up animation (like 9-10 minutes or something). I was googling suggestions on why it was stuck on the boot animation and finally it loaded in..
Did you by chance power down when it was in this boot animation and it wasn't finished yet? That might wipe your existing data.
5.0.1 just arrived for my N7 too. It might be placebo, but it feels A LOT smoother than my 5.0 factory image. Still need it for my 2013 Moto G. :/
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Deleted member 325805
Unconfirmed Member
Just got the update on my Nexus 7, seems OK. A little faster but buggy in places, I had to reinstall Skype because it wouldn't let me log in.
AngmarsKing701
Member
My wife has 5.0 and has wifi drops all the time. She's not happy being in the Lollipop Guild.
Boom Boom Pow
Banned
I waited about 15 minutes in the initial bootup. then I powered down. then waited again for 2 hours.
Rabid Wolverine
Member
Yup im getting GPS connection lost. Nexus 5 Lolipop.
I've gotten it a fair few times myself. Getting a tad annoying.
Banjotanooki
Member
Saw that I have Android 5.0 available to download.Is it safe to download on the Nexus 7 2013 version?
5.0.1 is being pushed to the N7 right now, too. 5.0 isn't perfect, of course, but it'll be fixed quickly. And if you don't do it now it.might just disappear for a while. Happened to someone else.
MetalFearSolid
Banned
Probably obviously mentioned. Updated Nexus 5 to 5.0 and Chromes seems to continuously crash on me along with other apps like whatsapp. But mostly Chrome. Anyone else having this issue? Switching to another browser solve the issue. Firefox crashing? Any feedback would be nice.
Rabid Wolverine
Member
Same.
Maps I use religiously. It borked on me today with GPS lost. Lucky had a old
GPS device in the car.
Same issue here. Chrome constantly crashes.
To solve this change the tab layout in Chrome to the old style pre lolipop. Crashes be gone.
Jazzy Network
Member
Using Nova cause I can't stand the persistent search bar. Is there no way to get rid of that shit on the GEL?
MetalFearSolid
Banned
How does one do that? I checked settings, but I don't see something that changes tab layout per say besides that merge feature.
That's the exact setting referred to. Turn it off to go back to the regular tabs.
MetalFearSolid
Banned
Oh then it was always off sorry for not being more clear.
I'd say clear data and cache, restart the phone. See if it persists beyond that.
RoadHazard
Gold Member
Haven't had any Chrome crashes at all. Maybe because I did a clean flash (with a full wipe).
I use the new/standard setting, and have no issues.
So yeah, it's weird.
No, and this is one of the main reasons I don't use GEL (the other is the inability to hide apps that I can't remove from my phone). I have talked about this in the Android thread before, but there are (by my count) FOUR ways to get to the search screen from your main page using GEL.
- Say "OK, Google"
- Tap the persistent search bar
- Swipe up from the home button
- Swipe in from the left
How did you do this?
By keeping that -w?
Oh I was thinking maybe there was a supplementary command to do a full wipe. Never mind. Carry on.