Yep, no joke. It's all over. Motorola has confirmed that Moto Z and Moto G4 will be getting Nougat taste in Q4, which actually beings only 4 days after.
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I think it will take Moto G4 around December when first 7.0 build comes out.
What do you say?
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Meanwhile, I'm still waiting for security patches on the XT1625. Still haven't received the OTA with the July patch...not sure what the hold up is.
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Sadly, the Lenovo-owned Motorola is not the same thing as Google-owned Motorola. The updates aren't that faster now. Motorola had already acknowledged that even for their flagship like Moto Z, they would not push out security updates every month -- as they want to pack them in a bunch and release together quarterly or something.
For the Moto G4, I think they would do the same, or even at a lower rate. We haven't seen too many updates from Moto this year, compared to regular builds showered at Galaxy models by Samsung every now and then.
But it's okay, right? Security patches don't break the whole deal, and Moto G4 is an awesome device, at awesome price -- a range where not too many OEMs can say 'this device of ours will get Nougat, and that too within 4 months of the 7.0's release'. Right?
Speaking of updates, just got a prompt this morning to install Update MPJ24-139-64
This is on a US AMZ Lenovo G4
If anyone has applied it, good or bad effects?
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Speaking of updates, just got a prompt this morning to install Update MPJ24-139-64
This is on a US AMZ Lenovo G4
If anyone has applied it, good or bad effects?
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I applied it this morning. I haven't noticed any difference.
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I did as well and don't see any thing different
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I applied it this morning. I haven't noticed any difference.
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Does the security patch level show May 1, 2016 or a later date. If later then it was probably just a security patch.
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Does the security patch level show May 1, 2016 or a later date. If later then it was probably just a security patch.
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Android security patch level is now July 1, 2016.
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Nougat update
How can I get the new update of Nougat whenever it gets released? I am on Amazon prime phone with a locked bootloader and de-bloated.
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How can I get the new update of Nougat whenever it gets released? I am on Amazon prime phone with a locked bootloader and de-bloated.
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I'm guessing that with the locked bootloader you didn't do much de-bloating so even though it's an Amazon Prime phone and it's still locked, it should hopefully still get the update. The information I got from someone at Amazon was that the Amazon phones would still have updates pushed out to them, it will just be a slightly different rom.
Is there NO ONE who has an unofficial nougat rom for this phone?! I've been working on getting it to run android 7.0 for hours, and every single threat I've looked at is all talking about the 2013, 2014, 2015 versions, or the one with the fingerprint scanner, or another moto device, talking about code names that in my searches I've never seen associated with any moto models. I bought this phone for the sole purpose of getting Android 7.0 on it. I refuse to believe that we have an UNLOCKED phone, that's ROOTABLE, that a Nougat ROM does NOT exist for. I would be elated if someone directed me to a file that WORKS. Both the ones I've tried have failed, and it won't tell me why.
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Is there NO ONE who has an unofficial nougat rom for this phone?! I've been working on getting it to run android 7.0 for hours, and every single threat I've looked at is all talking about the 2013, 2014, 2015 versions, or the one with the fingerprint scanner, or another moto device, talking about code names that in my searches I've never seen associated with any moto models. I bought this phone for the sole purpose of getting Android 7.0 on it. I refuse to believe that we have an UNLOCKED phone, that's ROOTABLE, that a Nougat ROM does NOT exist for. I would be elated if someone directed me to a file that WORKS. Both the ones I've tried have failed, and it won't tell me why.
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What ones you have tried? No surprises there that it failed as they are not intended for the 2016 Moto G4/G4 Plus!
Quite simply, the 2016 model does not have the unofficial nougat, as the binary blobs for this cannot be found., if it was, there would have been a port of the AOSP ROM for it or a custom ROM available.
Can't you just wait a month or so until N is officially released? What is it that you're so desperate to get with Nougant anyway.
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android 7.0 official is already here on the moto g4 by the looks of it check it out Moto G4 Official Android 7.0 Update (Soak Test 1st Look)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWGOm_chhfo
For some reason even though I combed through the threads with the model number specific to my device, and the name and "sub-name" I suppose one could call it, and still didn't find anything. I've since taken it back and gone another direction, but I appreciate the input.
If you want nougat, the AOKP rom from the g4 plus forum on here runs super smooth. They're on to nightly builds. The only real issue I had was installing host files on my adaway app, and assigning a custom ringtone. The ringtone issue is a bug in the rom that the developer said he'd address in the next build. I just switched ad blocker software for now, and I'm back in business.
I got Nougat on Moto Z Verizon but still waiting for G4 update...still shows Security Update May 1. lol
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Why was the G2 the first to get Volte?
because that was the device they tested it on leading up to the launch. The G3 hadn't come out yet as they were testing.
It's also on the galaxy s5 so when did testing start?
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It's also on the galaxy s5 so when did testing start?
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Not sure, I just remember reading somewhere that they picked those two phones to start testing, and instead of re-writing everything for a newer phone, they just released what they had.
I went to the feature change page for my G3 and didn't see the feature there. Can anybody else here see the feature?
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I went to the feature change page for my G3 and didn't see the feature there. Can anybody else here see the feature?
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No one can because Verizon hasn't enabled it yet.
They just recently got the 4.4.4 update, so it would make sense as to why the S5 just barely got in and the G2 has been there for over a year.
I'm sure once we get the 4.4.4 update we will have VoLTE capability.
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The waiting game.
VZW is in a "Network Freeze" this week, through the next. They are adding a ton of new things. VoLTE is just one of them. They are doing the G3 first because it was test. There is testing on the S5, and G3 as well now. It will be added in the G3 4.4.4 update.
So, is there now a G3 4.4.4 update in testing at VZW?
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So, is there now a G3 4.4.4 update in testing at VZW?
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VoLTE has been rolled out. If you have a compatible phone (either an S5 for a G2) then you will be able to add the feature under the "add features" section on your "my account" page. It also comes with free basic visual voicemail. Once you do that, you should have the "volte" feature box enabled in your "mobile data" settings on your phone. I tested this last night with a buddy who has a G2 and video calls/HD voice calls were sweet. the volte calls were crystal clear.
The VLG G3 came with basic visual voicemail, but I didn't much like it. I guess no VoLTE yet, anyway ?
I will enable it on my wife's G2.
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So, is there now a G3 4.4.4 update in testing at VZW?
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Still haven't seen anything hit the test teams desk.
It's pretty annoying actually. You think you buy the latest and greatest only to find out you didn't. I'm thinking more and more everyday I should have gotten the S5 instead.
My only hope is that the boot loader gets cracked. I don't believe the Samsung bootloaders will ever be unlocked again....but at least some have safestrap.
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Still haven't seen anything hit the test teams desk.
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So basically from what you are saying, is that for once it is no Verizon's fault, but LG's fault for not releasing an update for us.
Figures, LG still hasn't learned. Bummer is they already released like 3 or so performance updates for the Euro G3, but nothing for the US yet. Dam slackers.
From a few threads I've came across, the Euro updates help with performance and the phone seems a bit more smooth now.
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So basically from what you are saying, is that for once it is no Verizon's fault, but LG's fault for not releasing an update for us.
Figures, LG still hasn't learned. Bummer is they already released like 3 or so performance updates for the Euro G3, but nothing for the US yet. Dam slackers.
From a few threads I've came across, the Euro updates help with performance and the phone seems a bit more smooth now.
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Don't be too negative just yet. Maybe they're working on going straight to Android L? Who knows, certainly not us...
I am not at all sure I want to be required to install new Android L sometime next Spring as the only option for correcting some of the problems and performance issues with the v10b version Verizon shipped on this device.
Aren't some of the non-Verizon versions of the G3 already on 10I or better ?
I would like one update before an initial L release for a better Kit Kat.
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LG should at least fix their bugs in KK before they release L.
Some people may prefer to stay on KK and not update to L, so they deserve at least a stable version of KK with good performance.
So any new news on this?
We are going on 2 months with clear knowledge on Verizon and LG's part of the evil WiFi sync issue. Last I spoke to Verizon, they said that LG was aware of the issue and a patch would be eminent, but they needed LG to fix the build. LG stated that a fix was due ASAP....hmmm wtf? I just recommended this phone to a friend, but I'm going to look like a stupid dumb person after hyping it up if that friend can't receive his notifications. I've been blissfully happy on CM, but wow. Let's go here!
And then.....? And then, and then, and then!
Agreed!
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according to the latest rumors from informed sources, the fix is coming "sometime this fall" Why so long? Because Verizon has you by the balls and they know it,
DigitalMD said:
according to the latest rumors from informed sources, the fix is coming "sometime this fall" Why so long? Because Verizon has you by the balls and they know it,
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Fall?! Are you kidding me?
Had to flash back to 23C yesterday after I was having major texting issues with SD. Figured the patch had to be sooner than fall. ARG.
Verizon wants us all to buy G4s or S6edges or iPhones, signing up for another two years of bondage so we can afford to have a phone that actually works more or less correctly, for a while anyway.
I run my vs985 on KitKat still. Rooted and debloated with stock camera and a pre-VoLTE radio. I am having no problems with that at all. Why chase Lollipop ? Its not as good a version of Android as KitKat, even if it were working as designed, which it isn't even on my Nexus 5 with 5.1.1.
I agree kit Kat has no issues so I've stuck with it.
I wonder if the update that is coming this fall might be Android M. Doubtful since the nexus devices will probably be released then. And LG has to put there skin on top of UI. So it looks like LG is probably going back to the old LG. With wanting customers to upgrade all the time and not putting out any or very few updates for there devices. Since LG is now saying they are going to skip 5.1.
http://www.phonearena.com/news/LG-H...device-could-go-straight-to-Android-M_id70466
I went from a g2 to a g3, now I'll probably go to a nexus device to actually get bug fixes. Granted Google screws up on software. But at least they don't ignore major problems for a long time.
No, it won't be m. LG posted release dates for all g3 variants. 5.1 rolling out at the end of June for international, and July for all US variants, along with the bump in version are bug fixes. I'll try to find the post on g+....
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No, it won't be m. LG posted release dates for all g3 variants. 5.1 rolling out at the end of June for international, and July for all US variants, along with the bump in version are bug fixes. I'll try to find the post on g+....
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I couldn't imagine M that quickly. Unless google releases it very soon (doubtful). I thought it would be stupid if they skipped the 5.1 update. Especially since it fixes a lot of the problems with lollipop. But LG did this crap before with not supporting devices. That is why no one was buying there android devices. But corporate greed is huge.
you won;t see M on the G3 until 2016 if ever.
The Verizon bug fixes for what we have now will be at least 60 days after Lg releases for the international G3 , thanks to Verizon testing (crippling)
According to LG/Verizon corporate support, small update this fall for WiFi sync bug. And either 5.1, or M next spring. From what I saw on another forum, LG will skip 5.1 and release M next spring.
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Just checked out Android Pit. They show no 5.?.? updates for the G3. Looks like we will be left on Lollipop. Or, maybe get M next spring. But, M is just speculation on the news sites.
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According to LG/Verizon corporate support, small update this fall for WiFi sync bug. And either 5.1, or M next spring. From what I saw on another forum, LG will skip 5.1 and release M next spring.
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Just checked out Android Pit. They show no 5.?.? updates for the G3. Looks like we will be left on Lollipop. Or, maybe get M next spring. But, M is just speculation on the news sites.
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The G3 is skipping 5.1 and going right to M. Who knows how long it will be though. I don't see why. Brings many fixes....
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No, it won't be m. LG posted release dates for all g3 variants. 5.1 rolling out at the end of June for international, and July for all US variants, along with the bump in version are bug fixes. I'll try to find the post on g+....
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http://www.androidheadlines.com/2015/06/lg-g3-unlikely-to-receive-android-5-1-update.html
Great, I really like this phone coming from a Samsung GS3 last July. Looks like I'll be updating to something else in Dec whether its a G4 or next Nexus or N6. Verizon is 75% the issue anyway.
I still don't have the wifi sync issues, besides my email takes a while to load up fully. Besides that runs same as kit Kat. I must be one of the lucky few.... That or just don't realize it, lol!
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I still don't have the wifi sync issues, besides my email takes a while to load up fully. Besides that runs same as kit Kat. I must be one of the lucky few.... That or just don't realize it, lol!
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I think it all depends on the router you are connected to. For me, at home, if I have IPV6 disabled, then I cannot get gmail via my 3rd party app (MailDroid). I had this issue in a hotel as well, which means they probably had IPV6 turned off. Otherwise, I haven't had any issues. I get text messages, etc whether on LTE or WiFi.
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I think it all depends on the router you are connected to. For me, at home, if I have IPV6 disabled, then I cannot get gmail via my 3rd party app (MailDroid). I had this issue in a hotel as well, which means they probably had IPV6 turned off. Otherwise, I haven't had any issues. I get text messages, etc whether on LTE or WiFi.
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Must be... I don't even know. I'll chalk it up to that and run with it.
Looks like even the G4 is not getting the 5.1.1 update. I'm not sure if I trust the source. But if so LG is going back to its old ways and not updating there phones. Which will probably hurt the company bad. Since the competition has gotten better.
http://www.phonearena.com/news/LG-h...oment-could-the-G4-jump-straight-to-M_id70864
Yeah, saw in the forums the Sprint G3, and ATT G3 are all getting their post lollipop fix updates. But, us lucky Verizon users get to wait until the fall for ours. And, LG isn't going to put 5.1.1 on the G3. Everyone keeps assuming we will get M, but, I have read nowhere that LG said we would get M. Its all speculation on websites. Grrrrrr
The LG G3 is a wonderful phone but when it comes to updates I give it a grade of D-. It took months for the sync problem with WiFi to be fixed. Updates to 5 is behind schedule. Verizon blames LG for the problem.
As a consumer, I do not care who is to blame, I need a solution!
My next phone will be a Nexus phone. If Verizon cannot get me a clean version of the Nexus I dump Verizon and try Google Fi.
What's your feeling on the subject?
CliffordS
Agreed.
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The LG G3 is a wonderful phone but when it comes to updates I give it a grade of D-. It took months for the sync problem with WiFi to be fixed. Updates to 5 is behind schedule. Verizon blames LG for the problem.
As a consumer, I do not care who is to blame, I need a solution!
My next phone will be a Nexus phone. If Verizon cannot get me a clean version of the Nexus I dump Verizon and try Google Fi.
What's your feeling on the subject?
CliffordS
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If you have grandfathered unlimited, I wouldn't dump that for a virgin carrier.
I have VZW unlimited, and just bought a G3 to replace my shattered Galaxy S4.
Was this a mistake to jump into the G3? I had root, open, generic wifi tether, and a pretty good overall situation with the SGS4, but wanted slightly more modern HW, better resolution and 3GB RAM.
If I go to CM 12.1, will that resolve some of OPs complaints?
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Well, since you asked:
The updates to the G3 (including to v5.0) are underwhelming.
As a software developer for over 40 years, I'd like to see more testing before release, not less. Or would we like to be in the shoes of Apple users, who can't boot after an update?
Yes, I look forward to updates, but mostly out of curiosity.
Updates almost never include what I'd like to see added (or removed).
I don't worship my computing devices. I'm interested in what they can do, not the latest UI look (not that it's what you are looking for, but many are).
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I have VZW unlimited, and just bought a G3 to replace my shattered Galaxy S4.
Was this a mistake to jump into the G3? I had root, open, generic wifi tether, and a pretty good overall situation with the SGS4, but wanted slightly more modern HW, better resolution and 3GB RAM.
If I go to CM 12.1, will that resolve some of OPs complaints?
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i also have verizon unlimited, I have been on skydragon 5.0/4.2 kernel for a while now. The wifi has been fixed, I love the phone, the camera is not an iphone camera (sadly, I think they win hands down on the camera), but it is still a great camera. I would recommend you install the hotspot mod from xdabbeb and look into the xcam lg 6.24 app (camera app, for stock roms though, personally, I like it over stock on the lg). I've never used cm, I sort of like stock roms (was on jasmine a long time before skydragon), but I think that you'll like the phone, I also have xposed installed. I haven't had ram issues at all, but I am not a gamer so not sure what your needs are. The 24b modem has been great for me once it was updated. On updates, yes, it has been slow coming from verizon (or lg), but mostly that is a stagefright type fix, and since lgg4 has launched, I just don't think that we are high priority on getting out those updates. I have hear "rumors" that our next update will not be until marsmallow, but they are just that...rumors. Hope you like the g3, personally, I love it.
Thanks, tmord1, that's very helpful information.
All I really want is a nice platform with minimal bloat, high performance and reliability, and the ability to wireless tether on LTE. I am an infrastructure systems and network administrator, so my concerns are along those lines: what makes a device fast, robust and capable, and if possible bypassing the cages that the vendors mandate.
I get my device delivered tomorrow, so I will look into the methods for root and TWRP install. I have unlocked and rooted many devices, going back to the Galaxy Nexus 1 and original Galaxy Tab. So, Odin and ADB don't' bother me.
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If the camera is important to you, updating / patching to CM 12.1 will affect the camera. Apparently, LG camera driver is proprietary (for the laser focus, etc) and not available on ASOP roms.
I loved CM 12.1 on the G3, but I was unhappy with third party camera apps. I had to go back to stock for the camera.
It's a good phone, though.
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The latest update 35b and especially the roms based on it like Jasmine 9.1 really improved the phone. I don't feel any need to upgrade devices and feel like the software is much improved even over the kitkat stock rom that I thought was a great start. Lollipop before 5.1.1 was problematic itself and you can blame Google for that.
Agreed 100% the 35 b update made a world of difference as far as speed. The phone is much faster than its ever been on any ROM imho. Btw, has any other carrier updated to 5.1.1?
I switched to liquidsmooth for a more up to date system.
Didn't know that about the camera, that explains why it's taking longer to focus now than when I was on JasmineRom.
Still a great phone.
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I switched to liquidsmooth for a more up to date system.
Didn't know that about the camera, that explains why it's taking longer to focus now than when I was on JasmineRom.
Still a great phone.
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If you haven't tried JasmineROM 9.1 or SkyDragon 6.x, you might want to give them a try. Both based on the new 5.1.1 stock and it runs really well!
Oh yeah, the 35b update made this feel like a different phone. Plus I don't see any other carrier updating the phone
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Oh yeah, the 35b update made this feel like a different phone. Plus I don't see any other carrier updating the phone
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There's Google Nexus phones. There's Google Fi
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There's Google Nexus phones. There's Google Fi
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We are talking the LG G3, not nexus phones and google fi, at least I am.
LG is still ahead of Motorola and HTC and only slightly below Samsung who is the fastest updating carrier after the nexus devices for having timely updates. I'm grateful I bought this phone after having the S3, as Samsung isn't messing around with allowing any more unlocked devices. Even the new nexus devices have efuses to check for phone modification to affect warranty and pay apps that are not reversible. Also you won't be getting a removable battery and sd card with another manufacturer on a new phone. The LG G3 is a pretty darn good device still to own in my book.
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LG is still ahead of Motorola and HTC and only slightly below Samsung who is the fastest updating carrier after the nexus devices for having timely updates. I'm grateful I bought this phone after having the S3, as Samsung isn't messing around with allowing any more unlocked devices. Even the new nexus devices have efuses to check for phone modification to affect warranty and pay apps that are not reversible. Also you won't be getting a removable battery and sd card with another manufacturer on a new phone. The LG G3 is a pretty darn good device still to own in my book.
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i believe you are a bit incorrect with your efuse analogy, its actually a Qfuse (on the 6p anyways).
post 1 and 2 here, should clear things up a bit for you.
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just a heads up, google fi has nothing to do with nexus phones or updates, other than the fi carrier service can only be used on a nexus at this time, and possibly will never be expanded to non google devices.
I think software updates are a problem for any carrier android devices. Most have to wait a month to a couple for a update that an international device gets. This is so annoying. But something that's even more annoying is how most carrier devices come with bootloaders that cannot be unlocked or so locked up it takes month to find a way to bypass them. I had Galax s4 and I bought it once I knew TWRP could be installed. Then when the g3 was released I wanted it but waited until developers got TWRP working then bought my g3. I'm probably gonna keep my G3 until Cyanogenmod stops supporting it or it dies. What ever comes 1st.
I already had 5.1.1 so this was a new one. 2.11.502.18 Sense 7.0 Android 5.1. Haven't had a chance to check it out yet.
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Security updates?
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13 google security patches and charging fixes
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Does anyone know what sort of charging fixes?
http://www.att.com/esupport/softwareUpdateArticle.jsp?sid=KB426679&cv=820
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/android-security-updates
I applied the OTA last night to my completely stock M9. First off, it took quite a while to apply with a pretty high number of restarts (I lost track).
After all was said and done, it is still Android 5.1 (not 5.1.1).
Prior to the update, the latest Stagefright detector showed it was vulnerable to CVE-2015-3864, CVE-2015-3876, and CVE-2015-6602. After the update, only CVE-2015-3864 was patched. (This is on par with the current Galaxy S6 edge, but behind the Nexus 6.)
Haven't had a chance to observe any charging changes yet.
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I applied the OTA last night to my completely stock M9. First off, it took quite a while to apply with a pretty high number of restarts (I lost track).
After all was said and done, it is still Android 5.1 (not 5.1.1).
Prior to the update, the latest Stagefright detector showed it was vulnerable to CVE-2015-3864, CVE-2015-3876, and CVE-2015-6602. After the update, only CVE-2015-3864 was patched. (This is on par with the current Galaxy S6 edge, but behind the Nexus 6.)
Haven't had a chance to observe any charging changes yet.
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Probably not gonna push an update that small (5.1 to 5.1.1) with 6.0 being so close. I heard before Christmas for 6.0.
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Probably not gonna push an update that small (5.1 to 5.1.1) with 6.0 being so close. I heard before Christmas for 6.0.
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maybe for dev edition, at&t version will be like 2016, hatre to say it but they are freakin slow
It looks like when they say "Google Bulletin 13" patches, they are referring to the September Nexus Security Bulletin:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/android-security-updates/1M7qbSvACjo
Oh, one other item I noticed is that after a Factory Reset on 2.11.502.18, the Motion Launch gestures are working without needing to install an update. This corrects a regression introduced in 2.6.502.16.
Any idea for marshmallow update on AT&T M9........?
This week I just read by googling HTC m9 update att some users are reporting to already have got it but I haven't seen proof of that yet. But cross your fingers for this week.
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Follow mo versi on twitter.. he is in charge of USA HTC updates. As of a few days ago he said the HTC One m9 att 6.0 update was still a few weeks out unfortunately.. this would make a late Feb early March release for us att USA users. I think this is complete bull****.. but at the end of the day att is probably most at fault for late updates and HTC is out of the damn minds updating the m8 to 6.0 months before the flagship. Regardless of the fact that they got screwed too.. seems completely counter productive to update last year's flagship months before the current flagship.. but as of late HTC doesn't seem to be making the best of decisions
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Over at Slickdeal.net in the AT&T M9 deal thread, one guy claimed he has received Marshmallow update for his AT&T M9 a week ago by simply manually check for updates. No proof was posted. So we just have to take his word on it.
Got an OTA this morning, not the 6.0 but they might be getting ready to release it soon.
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Got an OTA this morning, not the 6.0 but they might be getting ready to release it soon.
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Got this update, too. Still 5.1. Has anyone here messed around with any other ROMs on their AT&T HTC One M9 and been happy with it?
fc528e said:
Got this update, too. Still 5.1. Has anyone here messed around with any other ROMs on their AT&T HTC One M9 and been happy with it?
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I tried to install Anroid_RevolutionHD and had major probs.... I was told by that thread that we needed 3.x firmware for the 6.0 customs to work properly (?)
The 6.0 update comes with two updates. This is the first update that does not include 6.0 OS. Wait for the next update to hit soon.
Ah nice. Sorry, just to be clear you're saying that the most recent OTA package that was 500+ MB is package 1/2 for getting 6.0? Thanks for any info, dying to see if the 6.0 makes the M9 as snappy as my OPO, especially considering it has a SD810 proc...
I'm not sure if it is the 500+MB. That was the 5.1 update released last October. This one feels quite small. HTC has confirmed that this is the 1st of the two updates for 6.0 with 6.0 just entered AT&T lab for testing. So we may still have a few weeks to go.
Check your software number. This latest one is 2.11.502.21. The 500+MB that was release in last October was 2.11.502.18. The 6.0 update will be 3.xx version number.
They are saying a couple [email protected] update...had some issues so Ive read
Can the LG V30 receive stock Android 10 update?
Da Legend said:
Can the LG V30 receive stock Android 10 update?
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No. V20 launched with Nougat just like V30. You get two letter upgrades. They both got Oreo and Pie.
ChazzMatt said:
No. V20 launched with Nougat just like V30. You get two letter upgrades. They both got Oreo and Pie.
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Pretty much this, and I highly doubt we'll get any more security patches as the phone is already 2 years old.. Sad but knowing LG that's how it is.
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Pretty much this, and[ I highly doubt we'll get any more security patches as the phone is already 2 years old[/b].. Sad but knowing LG that's how it is.
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We'll get more security patches due to the Enterprise Recommended agreement with Google.
3 years, at least every 90 days. But ticking clock didn't go into effect until Oreo upgrade which was 2nd quarter - 3rd quarter 2018.
So, theoretically updates through mid-2021.
https://bayton.org/docs/enterprise-mobility/android/what-is-android-enterprise-recommended/