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Nice! Glad it fully integrates you over to the new phone just from the SIM Card.It shows the nexus 6. It did right after I logged in after putting the old Sim and powering on the phone
Nice! Glad it fully integrates you over to the new phone just from the SIM Card.It shows the nexus 6. It did right after I logged in after putting the old Sim and powering on the phone
I'm happy that I can keep the unlimited data while getting a subsidized phone. I really don't even use that much data except when on vacation but screw Verizon.Nice! Glad it fully integrates you over to the new phone just from the SIM Card.
LG was he first OEM to release lollipop by a long shot.Probably the LG G4. It has a removable back with a replaceable battery and SD card slot. Arguably a better camera as well. The down side is that LG moves at a glacial pace with updates, plus it still has it's buttons on the back, if that annoys you.
They even beat out Motorola? Which phone? I had thought Motorola beat everyone to it except for the N6 and N9.LG was he first OEM to release lollipop by a long shot.
The LG G3 got it first. I think US carriers released OTA as late as April though. Not LGs fault.They even beat out Motorola? Which phone? I had thought Motorola beat everyone to it except for the N6 and N9.
The LG G3 got it first. I think US carriers released OTA as late as April though. Not LGs fault.They even beat out Motorola? Which phone? I had thought Motorola beat everyone to it except for the N6 and N9.
Taking up to 4 months for OTA to happen is absolutely a likely indicator that something's their fault. Other manufacturers had theirs go from done to OTA in a month.The LG G3 got it first. I think US carriers released OTA as late as April though. Not LGs fault.
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Uh no... carriers are responsible for releasing updates to their own SKU. My Bell Xperia Z2 skipped the 4.4.4 update because they didn't want to spend resources certifying an "outdated update." I either had to flash a global version and get OTAs, or wait half a year for Lollipop. I decided to buy a Nexus 6 and say fuck you to the OEMs/carriers.Taking up to 4 months for OTA to happen is absolutely a likely indicator that something's their fault. Other manufacturers had theirs go from done to OTA in a month.
The carrier IS responsible in the end - but my point was, when one phone takes much longer than others do for the same carriers to get the update ready - there's something different happening that the manufacturer is likely part of in some way.Uh no... carriers are responsible for releasing updates to their own SKU. My Bell Xperia Z2 skipped the 4.4.4 update because they didn't want to spend resources certifying an "outdated update." I either had to flash a global version and get OTAs, or wait half a year for Lollipop. I decided to buy a Nexus 6 and say fuck you to the OEMs/carriers.