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  #1075126 26-Jun-2014 17:10
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tieke:
deadstar6: Got 4.4.4 this morning. I have noticed 0% change.
As opposed to 4.4.3?  I wouldn't have expected you to find anything different, as it was a minimal patch mostly aimed at blocking the Heatbleed flaw. List of changes is here, but not much else of note in the 2.5M patch - saw some people reporting an improvement in radio vs 4.4.3, but that was obviously just wishful thinking.


Hey we got a cool new dialer with 443, but agree, 444 was a bit quiet!



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  #1075603 27-Jun-2014 15:36
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Running the new android L developer preview. So smooth, so good!




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  #1077738 1-Jul-2014 12:11
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Android L is running great few problems with root apps but that's to be expected would be interested in knowing how often the will release new previews in the build up to stable.

Loving the new look especially the dialer and notification drawer.



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  #1077744 1-Jul-2014 12:21
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Anyone else with a N5 still not got OTA update for 4.4.3 and .4?? Starting to feel left out. Me old N7 2012 even has both updates!!

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  #1077755 1-Jul-2014 12:34
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I always flash as soon as the images are released but you defiantly should have received them by now. You could always download the stock 4.4.4 image and flash. It will completely wipe your phone though so make sure you back up first. Its extremely easy to do as well

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  #1077758 1-Jul-2014 12:36
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jd340: Anyone else with a N5 still not got OTA update for 4.4.3 and .4?? Starting to feel left out. Me old N7 2012 even has both updates!!


Im still sitting on 4.4.2 as well :(. Purchased through 2degree's if that's any help.

 
 
 

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  #1077782 1-Jul-2014 12:45
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garvani:
jd340: Anyone else with a N5 still not got OTA update for 4.4.3 and .4?? Starting to feel left out. Me old N7 2012 even has both updates!!


Im still sitting on 4.4.2 as well :(. Purchased through 2degree's if that's any help.


Me too, re: 2degrees Nexus 5.
My Nexus 7 (2013) has 4.4.3 OTA, but no love for 4.4.4 for either machine.

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  #1077790 1-Jul-2014 12:46
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garvani:
jd340: Anyone else with a N5 still not got OTA update for 4.4.3 and .4?? Starting to feel left out. Me old N7 2012 even has both updates!!


Im still sitting on 4.4.2 as well :(. Purchased through 2degree's if that's any help.


I purchased through Warehouse Stationary.

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  #1077795 1-Jul-2014 12:52
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Its pushed by Google. I'll flash stock 4.4.2 tonight and see if I can get it. Even GPE devices have received 4.4.4.

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  #1077866 1-Jul-2014 13:41
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Got mine from 2 degrees and have received 443 a long time ago and 444 about a week ago. My wife's N4 also got 444 a week or so ago

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  #1077951 1-Jul-2014 14:50
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Hi Echoe,

Echoe: Its pushed by Google. I'll flash stock 4.4.2 tonight and see if I can get it. Even GPE devices have received 4.4.4.


Is that easy to do?

I have a rooted but not flashed Nexus 5 - I am very comfortable taking risks with it, and all data is well backed up.

If I flashed it back to Stock 4.4.2 (as it shipped in Jan 2014 I think), will that make it identical to the date it shipped from the factory?  If so, what is the difference to doing a factory reset?

Thanks,

Alan.

 
 
 
 

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  #1078012 1-Jul-2014 15:46
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If you have a custom recovery, you won't receive OTA.


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  #1078014 1-Jul-2014 15:49
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Hey echo and hellraiser. How have you found L and compatibility with existing apps? Thinking of flashing it but only have one nexus 5 so would have to be my daily driver...




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  #1078072 1-Jul-2014 17:00
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hairy1: Hey echo and hellraiser. How have you found L and compatibility with existing apps? Thinking of flashing it but only have one nexus 5 so would have to be my daily driver...


+1. Keen to try it out, but it needs to be stable enough for actual use




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  #1078081 1-Jul-2014 17:14
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It's actually not that bad!

Bad news if you use the official twitter/facebook apps. Twitter crashes, fb comments screw up. there is a whole list on the xda forums of apps that don't work and check if anything there listed is something that you will need. I've loaded IOS betas before and they were buggy and sluggish, this preview is smooth and fast, almost everything works and I get 4 hours screen time during the day




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