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Topic # 111777 14-Nov-2012 16:38
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Just got the update now without having to check. Looks nice so far but only have tried it briefly.

This was on a TAKJU build.




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  Reply # 717218 14-Nov-2012 16:49
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I don't have it yet, on my Galaxy Nexus. I think I've got a YAKJU build (I changed it to the default Google-supplied updates build 'cause it was originally the Samsung-supplied build).



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  Reply # 717236 14-Nov-2012 17:06
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I had a HK sourced phone which has yakjuws or something like that. I flashed it with takju to get back to the native Google build.

The changes are subtle but I must admit the new camera app is interesting. I can't seem to get Panorama working so well. I guess I need more fiddling.




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  Reply # 717247 14-Nov-2012 17:16
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Shouldn't be far off for yakju... sometimes yakju is first (I think it was for 4.1.2..)

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  Reply # 717326 14-Nov-2012 19:20
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Got it on Nexus7 today too



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  Reply # 717330 14-Nov-2012 19:34
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Figured out the photo sphere application and I like Google's new keyboard.




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  Reply # 717350 14-Nov-2012 20:43
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Yakju and takju are mutually compatible. I flashed the 4.2 takju build to my previously yakju device and it works perfectly fine. I haven't looked at Google Wallet yet but apparently that's the only difference.



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  Reply # 717363 14-Nov-2012 21:36
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Digmarx: Yakju and takju are mutually compatible. I flashed the 4.2 takju build to my previously yakju device and it works perfectly fine. I haven't looked at Google Wallet yet but apparently that's the only difference.


I think so. I have Google Wallet installed but it's frozen and I can't unfreeze it without rooting the phone which I might do now that I have 4.2.




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  Reply # 717541 15-Nov-2012 10:30
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on my phone under about phone, the build number is JRO03C

anyone who has/had this build number get 4.2 yet

and is this build number the Tajku build?? or the other one???

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  Reply # 717547 15-Nov-2012 10:35
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I still don't have this update on either my Galaxy Nexus or my 16GB Nexus 7. Interestingly, they both have a Build number of JZ054K.

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  Reply # 717571 15-Nov-2012 11:05
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MindTheTech: on my phone under about phone, the build number is JRO03C

anyone who has/had this build number get 4.2 yet

and is this build number the Tajku build?? or the other one???


I think the way to tell is whether you have google wallet or not.



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  Reply # 717573 15-Nov-2012 11:09
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Did you guys try the resetting the Google Services Framework?

I also found my first problem with the phone, albeit minor. My alarm went off this morning and now the way you snooze is different (hold the lock icon and swipe left until you see a bunch of Z's). I didn't do that, turned the alarm off in error and ended up sleeping in!




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  Reply # 717582 15-Nov-2012 11:20
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nope, google wallet isnt compatable with my Galaxy Nexus according to the play store

and yes, i've tried the google services trick,nothing yet

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  Reply # 717644 15-Nov-2012 13:04
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Are you guys planning to upgrade to the Nexus 4 at all? Just curious.



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  Reply # 717672 15-Nov-2012 13:41
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motorwayne: Are you guys planning to upgrade to the Nexus 4 at all? Just curious.


Not me. I have had my GN since about April and it's perfectly fine. Not having a removable battery is a kicker for me since I keep a spare around for my GN.

The reported weaknesses of the GN (less than stellar camera) and low speaker volume don't bother me at all and i have yet to find an app that runs slowly.




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System Two: Popcorn Hour A200 ,  Oppo BDP-80 BluRay Player with hardware mode to be region free, Vivitek HD1080P 1080P DLP projector with 100" screen. Harman Kardon HK AVR 254 7.1 receiver, Samsung 4K player, Google Chromecast

 


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  Reply # 718192 16-Nov-2012 11:45
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By the way the Photosphere camera is really cool. One you work out how to use it, the ability to take 360 degree photos is very nice. But at the moment the only app that appears to show them in a pannable 360 degrees format is the Gallery app on the phone itself. Otherwise the images just appear as a very long and wide image.




System One: Popcorn Hour A200,  PS3 SuperSlim, NPVR and Plex Server running on Gigabyte Brix (Windows 10 Pro), Sony BDP-S390 BD player, Pioneer AVR, Raspberry Pi running Kodi and Plex, Panasonic 60" 3D plasma, Google Chromecast

System Two: Popcorn Hour A200 ,  Oppo BDP-80 BluRay Player with hardware mode to be region free, Vivitek HD1080P 1080P DLP projector with 100" screen. Harman Kardon HK AVR 254 7.1 receiver, Samsung 4K player, Google Chromecast

 


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