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Seems to be quite stable, I don't get the occasional bug reports I had been getting :) Doesn't feel quite as smooth as 4.4.4, there is defo a wee pause before the launcher kicks in.
 
whats the best way to install the update if I'm rooted with Teamwin on 4.4.3? The update has appeared OTA, but when I install, it just loads Teamwin. Rebooting here keeps the version at 4.4.3.

I'm guessing just NRT it with the new 4.4.4 zip?
 
Just installed the Android L preview. Then updated the apps, camera etc.

Thinking about it ... was installing those "updates" actually a downgrade to the normal N5 versions?
 
Sumanji said:
do all the core functions work ok? Cell radios etc?
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I'm having issues with my data connection switching off as with 4.4.2 but the issue manifests itself much worse than before. Once the data turns off it never comes back unless I turn airplane mode on and off again.

Even 4.4.4 didn't fix my radio issue so I think I have a defective handset now.

EDIT: All L users don't forget to report issues here.
 
loltim said:
Still no battery percentage on L?
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This is one thing I would love. It's so simple and essential imo, cant believe google would omit it. They have a built in alarm clock but no battery %? :confused:

I remember waiting ages for Samsung to put this on my GS2 and was over joyed when it finally was pushed out. I know there are 3rd party apps which can do this, but I believe it's a core essential.
 
Having used Android L for a full day yesterday I can say its pretty solid. some apps need updating, my default video play MXplayer was buggy but DicePlayer has been update for Android L support so the preview is working well :P.

Yesterday I watch 1.30hours of media on Dice player, spent around 30mins navigating with Google maps, usually social jazz although Facebook white popup boxes dont have a background e.g the comments box. took quiet a few photos, generally data. And I got a solid amount of battery, reached 15% at 2am (off charge 10am the day before) and I had 3.30hours of screen time.

Android L has a whole feels smoother, animations are really polished and I feel this helps things feel faster. UI changes I like as a whole, I think everything being slightly lightler and a bit more playful gives the OS a more joyful experience. Compared too all the black UI we had before.

Things look very promising so far, few apps are still buggy and broken but hopefully this is a new Android where things are updated very promptly and developers can get excited about all the new awesome UI features and APIs they have.
 
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