LG has announced that its flagship G3 will start receiving an Android 5.0 Lollipop update this week, beginning with users in Poland. Naturally LG is staying clear of giving exact rollout dates for other regions, saying that "key markets" will get the update in "the near future." Of course that doesn't mean it's coming right away to G3 users around the world, but you have to think that if its ready to go for one model this week it's not far from hitting other devices, too.
As for specific new features and the rollout to other LG devices, things aren't so clear either. Based on the current information from LG it sounds like we're just waiting for it to actually hit phones before we'll know what LG has done with the latest software.
It'll be worth keeping an eye on the LG G3 forums for future bits of information as the software hits the wild.
LG FIRST TO ROLL OUT ANDROID 5.0 LOLLIPOP UPGRADE
Flagship G3 to be the First LG Smartphone to Receive Newest and Smartest Features of Lollipop OS
SEOUL, Nov. 9, 2014 ― LG Electronics (LG) this week will begin rolling out the highly anticipated Android 5.0 Lollipop upgrade for G3 smartphones starting in Poland this week, to be followed by other key markets in the near future. LG, the first global smartphone manufacturer to offer the Lollipop upgrade in 2014, will subsequently announce an upgrade schedule for other LG mobile devices.
This latest Android OS delivers a host of improvements including a new design language with added depth, shadows and animations. Notifications are improved with a new layout and color scheme and will be available on the new lock screen. A new security feature to strengthen the connectivity between devices will include enabling users to unlock their smartphone when it is physically near a pre-registered Bluetooth device such as the LG G Watch or G Watch R. Lollipop also introduces Android Runtime (ART) software to improve performance.
"LG is absolutely committed to giving our customers the best mobile experiences available and bringing Android Lollipop to G3 owners as soon as possible is a top priority," said Dr. Jong-seok Park, President and CEO of the LG Electronics Mobile Communications Company. "The new features and improvements in Android 5.0 will bring a whole new user experience to the G3 and make it even better than it already is."
Additional details related to LG devices will be announced in the near future as the Lollipop upgrade becomes available in local markets.
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LG rolling out Android 5.0 to the G3 starting this week
So... Is 5.0 out yet? I'm still running 4.4...
It will be months before we have it. All the speculation, rumors, etc... and now the reality sets in.
Does anyone in the uk have this yet?
I love my G3. Can' wait. Hopefully T-Mo is quick with the update.
I've been soak testing L on my N5 for a few months.
Nothing is faster than that.
Dang that's fast go LG.
Hope the carriers push it out soon.
So is this the reason Att never pushed out one of the 10 firmware updates LG released overseas? The line out bug is quite annoying.
so guys poland is a euro, country so its same of international version so i can flash this through KDZ because i'm root to ... is this right ?
Meanwhile my Verizon G2 is on 4.4.2 :(
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LG is releasing Lollipop for G2's in early 2015. If you don't get the update quickly, it will be Verizon's fault for dragging their feet.
So much for having a Nexus device.
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That's great that the OEMs are doing soak tests, but the issue is when the carrier decides to release it..
I'm thinking it will be another month before or so before we the consumers see anything.
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KDZ files are already out there, people are flashing Lollipop to their G3s right now..
Only thing that worries me is breaking root ....recovery and bump .... We see how this works out
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Hopefully it'll fix the damn lag with the G3
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+1, I don't know how everyone praised it when it dropped frames and lagged like hell.
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That's funny? What is the population of Poland anyways? How many of them have a smartphone? How many with smartphones, have an android? Of those with Android, most with LG? Not just any LG and Android though, but the LG G3?
I don't think this is a reward that's to be admired around the world. Especially a move that keeps manufactures rollin' in endless dump truck loads full of cash, let alone just merely alive. (No offense to Poland, mind you).
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Acutally, quite a lot of Polish people have G3.
Population of Poland is near 40 million and believe it or not they do use mobile phones ;)
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I love my G3 - and the fact that it's getting the Lollipop update this quickly is icing on an already delicious cake for me. Keep up the good work LG!
Patiently waiting!!!!!!...........
IS IT READY YET??!!!!
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I hope Motorola releases the Android Lollipop update for the Moto E soon. Can't wait to have a fresh Android experience! :)
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If the G3 gets it before the nexus 5 I'll be upset
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Samee
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That's right!
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If it was Samsung making the announcement, it would be all over the tech news. As it stands the only place I've seen this news is here on AC and the Google Plus LG G3 Community.
Meh, whatever. My take away from all of this is that the G3 IS getting the update and that is all that matters.
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LG aren't as big as Samsung, yet.
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All this back and forth about what device will get 5.0. And when..... All I want is some Golden grams, milk, a big bowl and and spoon. Patience is a virtual......
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Any news when the LG G Pad 8.3 will receive 5.0.
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One of the reason I didn't buy the g3 was because I didn't trust lg with updates, hahaha oh well maybe next year I get the g4, good for LG.
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would be pretty sad for other devices to get Lollipop before the rest of the Nexus devices
Not really. Disappointing on Googles part? Yes l.
But sad? No. OEMs are getting their sh*t together on updates (For flagships anyway). Which is a great thing for android as an ecosystem.
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I will be enjoying it on my Moto X 2014 here soon! :D
International G2 users. My countrys LG says: Lollipop will arrive shortly after G3 update, around late December Or late January.
Correct.
Waiting for a CloudyG3 port for my G2.
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Yeah keep waiting and posting in correct forum for a ROM request .... Jesus Christ on roller skates
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I don't believe this.
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So sick and tired of Samsung and their complete lack of upgrade strategy...
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LG are the dark horses of 2014. A phone that is truly amazing, a bunch of watches, and now 5.0 on their flagship phone in minimum time.
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Booyah!!!
Get my g3 in a weeks time. I was worried about updates (coming from nexus 4) but this is great news.
Of people watched/listened to the podcast you should agree with the guys. Why get a factory build that's not ready yet then complain as its not ready? Google know what they're doing with a software release. Patience.
/\_/\
Oh wow. That's quick! HTC will have to up their game now.
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This should be nice
Moto X still got it first!
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A soak test and a official OTA are 2 different things.
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The soak test is pretty stable for me though
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Wtf?? Before the Nexus 5??
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Hope they haven't used the same recent apps solution. Google's is so much better
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this is actually really great to hear bc this could potentially mean L is getting ready for a massive roll out before the month ends.
K... Nexus all day. I think its great that other OEM's are getting it together with their updates ...but the fact remains the nexus experience is the best hands down. If they get it a week or two first , good for them. But the nexus 5 is still the best experience by far. (n6 excluded) personal opinion... But u know I'm right:-)
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R.I.P Former Nexus
That came from left field. Historically LG has been the slowest to Android updates.
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My LG Optimus G LS970 is still on 4.1.2 Jelly Bean.
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And my Optimus G E975 is on kitkat (4.4.2)
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4.4.2 that has security patches applied, that means its equal to 4.4.4. No one but Nexus owners needs anything beyond 4.4.2 because the only things in .3. and .4 are patches for security and nexus specific fixes.
Gotta give LG their props. That was quick
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Just feel lucky your not on Samsung I'll get it when I get the note 5.
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If it's that bad, you must be a genius for sticking with them.
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Nexus still gets all the previews for all Android releases which others can only dream of
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Now the nexus fanboys will finally shut the f##k up.
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Us Nexus (4, 5, 7, and 10) folks should start receiving Android 5 this week...LG phones in US will probably receive the upgrade 60-90 days after it's released.
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Waits patiently for news on my g2
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Don't worry, our G2's are getting Lollipop in early 2015. Also, why would somebody down vote your comment? Some people are just d-bags.
This is exactly why I only get nexus phones.... Oh wait...
lol
What?? Really this is surprising... Good for people owning unlocked models which probably will get the update soon as well.
Anyway crappy bloated carrier models with ugly logos will not get the update anytime soon.
That's why I'm only buying unlocked phones from now on. They're pricy, but it is fantastic not having to worry about carrier bloatware or delayed updates.
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I have my unlocked G3 ready. ;)
Is it true that this new Android L version will not only allow u to disable preloaded OEM & Carrier Apps but it will also allow you to uninstall them outright ??
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Oh come ooooonnnn........at least in the US g3 owners won't get 5.0 until after new years, especially with carriers sitting on it for awhile
They have to add all that crapware we all just love so much and use every day.
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I would love to see stats on a carrier-by-carrier basis regarding how much people use bundled carrier apps. On every carrier I've ever used, the only carrier app that I've ever opened more than once is the account usage app (My Verizon, T-Mobile My Account, etc).
And they always charge for they're maps/navigation service. It's disgusting
Exactly! Have to wait for Big Red to load it up with crapware, bloatware, and uselessware before this ever has a chance of hitting my G3. People always forget the carriers play a big part in this.
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I'd almost rather they wait and make sure they optimize the software... LG had a history of being 'first' in the hardware department (first phone with dual core processor, first curved display, first 3D phone I think?...) and it didn't help them at all because it wasn't done well.
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I thought the Moto Atrix was the first dual-core Android phone.
Nope, LG with the Tegra chipset
"Nothing I shoot ever gets back up again."
Curved screens and 3D are a gimmick. Regardless of manufacturer, bad ideas are hard to do well.
The Google+ Nexus community are raging mad right now if you go there. Lol.
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Why the hell is an apple fanboy like yourself commenting on ANDROID central every day
He doesn't like Apple, he just has very unpopular opinions.
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He's a concern troll...a particularly vile strain.
Oh I see....he's comes off as an apple fanboy in the few posts I've seen of his lately
Then LG G2s?? Or will it depend on mobile providers...
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Yeah, our G2's are getting Lollipop in early 2015. Although, the exact time does depend on your provider. I'm on AT&T and they've been pretty good about updating in a timely fashion lately.
No big deal. I'm still digging kitkat!
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Me too. The apps being updated to material design has been really good.
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Agreed. I'd just like the SD card support back and the battery life savings.
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I would be lying if I said this didn't bum me and my Nexus out a bit, but good on LG for getting this turned around so quickly. I'm really happy for G3 owners
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Everyone is so butt hurt over who gets the update first. Be happy there's competition to get it out fast.
We all freaking win here! Stop hating on something so positive.
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+1
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"Be happy there's competition to get it out fast" perfectly sums up the issue for me. Well said.
It's great that OEMs seem to finally be realizing that users really do give a shit about update speed. Hopefully the carriers will get the memo soon as well.
Perfectly said!
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That is messed up. Before nexus and moto...
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Moto started the soak test before this.
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Yup. And lets not pretend the number of G3s in Poland is much larger than the number of Moto Xs in the soak test.
I'm so jealous..
I think it's pretty fantastic that the OEM's are making an effort to get updates out in a timely fashion. Motorola & LG seem to be gung ho. HTC says within 90 days. That's great.
My daily driver is a Nexus 5. I could care less which phone gets the update first. I just want a painless, and bug free OTA experience. And if it doesn't come as fast as I would like, I can always flash.
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Bingo. Why do people get so up in arms about updates trolling out slowly? Even with apps you can just grab the apk and side load it. That's what I have done with ALL the Google app updates to material design.
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Because people like to complain and they like to 'win' and feel special for getting updates earlier. As if anything about a phone makes anyone a winner or better in some way. Same psychology as with sports teams.
I think these speedy updates have something to do with Google coming out swinging against the OEMs by releasing the Nexus on carriers for the first time and by making the Google Now Launcher in the play store for all to experience Pure Android. OEMs now realize that they better give the customers more than previously which is causing these faster than normal updates. This is just my opinion.
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Nice. Can't come any sooner for me.
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As far as I'm concerned it's LG - the company that should've made the Nexus 6.
Yeah, LG makes great phones now. I liked my G2 a lot.
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Yes! Motorola amoled panels are among the worst displays out there.
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Are they really that bad? Like on the turbo as well ? Nooooooo....
Moto's panels may be not be as good as the other big OEMs', but they're not bad. Flagship display panels are all good enough at this point that you won't notice a huge difference unless you have two phones side by side and compare them directly.
Obviously it's a personal thing, and I don't know what your exact needs are, but I doubt display quality will be a make-or-break issue when it comes to the Turbo.
I have the note 4, so I'm satisfied with this specific amoled display, since it's like the best display ever...lol
Lol. The displays on the Moto X are made by Samsung and LG. Lol
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That's what I was just about to say. I believe the only parts of the phone made by Motorola are the frame and casing.
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Meaning - they are buying the cheapest available from LG and Samsung :)
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The screens are not that bad.
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The interesting part is that LG is first. Who had $50 on LG being first to Lollipop? World's are colliding, up is down, pigs are flying, the apocalypse is nigh.
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They are second. Motorola was first.
Nobody is "first" because no OTA has rolled out from either manufacturer
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Didn't the poles get kit kat on the g2 first, also? They must have a simple base...
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Itmf that's true, it explains alot....just a publicity stunt on the part of LG
Lmao. Nexus owners will start rioting in the street. Moto owners are gonna break down in tears. I don't think I would believe any of this stuff until the update rolls out. All this lollipop madness is almost enough to make me want to step away from the android community for a bit. Too much whining, speculation and entitlement
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And why would Moto owners break down in tears?
:)
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Read the comments. Plenty of bitching
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Moto already has started rolling out the update to Moto X owners
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That's a soak test, a preview before the final build to test for bugs. I haven't heard anything about a official OTA from moto
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True, but historically, Moto's soak tests have been followed very quickly by official updates. Hopefully this will be no different.
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I don't hear any Motorola owners complaining
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I'm certainly not. I know moto will get the update to me because they already promised it, and they are great about that. I already have all my Google apps on the material design update, and many of the 3rd party apps are getting updated as we speak. I'd rather Motorola get the update right then to have some buggy ass lollipop update pushed out too soon with no way to revert back.
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I'm already on the leaked soak test version, and I'm having no issues whatsoever. Moto gets updates right.
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Well said.
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I didn't say "hear the comments below", I said " read". There's a few.
Also jokes are wasted on you my friend
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I suppose they are then
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No they are not.... : )
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Haha I was talking about the jokes being wasted on me not Moto owners being mad
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It will not be released for the G3 before Wed, when the Nexus line gets an OTA. Maybe Thursday at the earliest, but not before the Nexii.
Everyone needs to chill out on the Nexus crying. 72 hrs.
Says the guy who bitched about his Moto G not getting 4.4.4 as soon as he expected.
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Who would that be??? Not I
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AFAIC I don't mind getting Lollipop on my N5 later as long as there are no stability issues, especially battery draining bugs, in it.
My N5 is sad. :'(
Will be happy on Wed, when it gets 5.0 before any other phone.
I think coolbreeze is right. I think the nexus will be first to receive the OTA
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Not as sad as my g2. Fingers crossed it will get the candy on a stick to.
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LG Germany said the G2 will get Lollipop sometime in 2015. Idk whether that's just for German carriers, but the article implied that all G2s will eventually get it. I'm still holding out hope.
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I didn't think my G2 would have a hope in hell of getting it but this has given me hope
Too
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LG has been at the top of their game lately. Our G2's are definitely getting Lollipop in the first quarter of 2015.
Hell yes!
Damn, the S5 was released before the G3 and gets the update first? LOL
What does phone release date have to do with receiving an update when both are 2014 flagships?
The S5 doesn't even have Lollipop...
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Well, I thought it was gonna get it first since it was released first. Sorry, Mr Know-it-All.
That makes no sense. The manufacturer issuing the update's track record affects it, but not the release dates when they're both current high-end devices.
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Doesn't really have anything to do with releasing an update. LG, Samsung, Sony, HTC...they all get the Lollipop code or whatever at the same time. Just because a phone was released earlier, that doesn't mean it'll get any update first.
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So... The Samsung Galaxy from two thousand something should have gotten it years ago, by that logic... :D
^
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It doesn't have anything to do with when in the year the phone was released, it's all about how quickly the manufacturer works with the new 5.0 code when they get it
+1 Andrew
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There's 2 Andrews now. What have you done!?
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World can't handle that.
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lol after 20 minutes I finally got your joke
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If I understand the strange US date system, then someone is saying 11/12, or as we would say 12/11, ie., 4 days for LG Nexus 5. Anyway my 32 GB nexus 9, is coming in 12 sleeps, with the exotic 64 bit version, with 64 bit core apps, release apps.
Lol. I'll bet you express times as seconds:minutes:hours.
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Even most morons know what month they are in, the day should be first because its the most relevant factor. In units below a day hour is the most relevant factor.
Actually no. The only LOGICAL way to represent a date would be most significant to least, just like time and dollars and everything else. Which means year, month, day as follows:
2014/11/09 or
2014-11-09
Seems bass ackwards to me. Day/Month/Year. Most important thing day, high probability of knowing what year it is, medium probability of knowing what month, highest difficulty, therfore most important figure, Day thus first figure.
>"Seems bass ackwards to me. Day/Month/Year. Most important thing day"
Do you pay for things with cents, then dollars? Tell time with seconds first, then minutes, then hours? The most significant part of a date is the year. The only logical date representation is year, month, then day, which is ISO 8601. In that manner, it is 100% clear, and easy to sort properly.
99% of people already know what month they are in, why should the month be first? Its inefficient and inappropriate to place the month first. Put the most relevant variable first.
In your example dollars are the most significant variable. Size isnt what makes a variable significant, its relevance.
ISO 8601 or GTFO
Or 9/11/2014 LOL
Triple lol, I get you, 13 years after 9/11/01, the World Trade Center, reopens. Thank goodness for cheap solar, maybe it'll be fast enough to stop us fraging the planet, over a scrap of land, in the Ukraine. Back in the first cold war, I used to say there is no substitute for victory, but if we bring it back, through the second cold war, then we're fools.
Single lol :D Yes, I did think about 9/11 but I was mainly referring to the fact that I'm British and we use the dd/mm/yyyy format, as does most of the world. :)
Yeah people who don't live in the Commonwealth are just weird lol.
The most significant is the variable that is the most important to you, for just about everyone that's the day because its the one they are likely to lose track of most. You already know what year and month it is. Its about conveying information efficiently.
Double LOL, your way of doing it is minutes, seconds, hours.
Almost, but then they are still using imperial as well..
Right hopefully all the nexus phones get lollipop we can all dream right lol joking
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Before people start bitching about nexus not getting the update first. Isn't this what everyone wanted?? We complain why google made no effort on updating devices faster... now when we get it people complain yet again.. sigh!!
Google has nothing to do with it, they drop the base android code which is basically what rums on nexus devices and the AOSP. then companies like LG, HTC, Samsung etc take it and tailor it to their devices and integrate their own software.
Wubba lubba dub dub!
I know that buddy.. the same reason why OEM took 3 or more months to update was because OEM get code only when AOSP was pushed by Google before but now its different. google give code to LG,HTC,Motorola,Samsung 3 months before and so OEM get those time to update which makes the update faster. So yes, google has something to do with these fast update.
There is a separation between AOSP code and what runs on the Nexus devices. Once the OS is 'made' it then has to be made to work on hardware devices. Google is clearly no better at this than any OEM (probably worse).
do u really think that there is a point where they stop making AOS and then start with hardware drivers?? you are not a developer. if you are then you would know how software and testing works
Thats not what i said. Their main goal is a working OS, making the total package customer ready is secondary and frankly Google arent very good at that. If you were an OS developer you would know that the OS is developed hardware independently initially, its not made for the N6 or N5 or anything else, specifically.
Google has to make Lollipop work on the Nexus devices just like any OEM does for their devices.
That's not true in the slightest.... an OS is designed to work on hardware... developing an OS without hardware in mind at the start, is what causes stuff to break. Having an OS, that doesn't work on any hardware, means that they can't even 'run' the OS to begin with to even see if its working or to do any testing. The fact that it has been released to OEMs so quickly, only has to do with that they finished the BASE coding that actually contains the OS itself. So, the 'newest android' is essentially finished the moment it has been sent to those OEMs. Its up to them to do 'fill in the blank' work, where they need to use their given APIs and such to intigrate their specific hardware into the OS level programming. They have their own drivers and such that make everything work. Its just like Windows. It isn't designed to work on any specific hardware, its just 'there'. Its up to the manufacturers of the hardware to develop a driver that is compatible with windows so that it can detect and use your hardware.
So in essence, Google had to have a 'test platform' with drivers and hardware that they had constantly been using to test and develop this version of Android. They couldn't just use an emulator because that still uses emulated hardware to do everything, and emulators for Android are slow as dirt anyway. So after having gotten the OS itself finished and sent to OEMs, their own version for their own devices should, in theory, be almost 99% complete. They have a running OS, and a hardware platform that they'd been using to test it. Now, if they had been using the 'new nexus' as its test bench, then i can see why its been slow getting there cause they'd need to adjust things every time they changed out bits and bobs of the physical hardware. Also if its to be released with the new nexus, then they obviously wont release the update for Nexus 5 until the new Nexus is released, its smart marketing. Give the new Nexus Lollipop and wait a month or two, build up even more hype as people begin rolling out reviews of it, then release Nexus 5 versions. That way, the people who wanted it bad enough, will have switched to the new Nexus, and those that haven't, are those "left behind" and in so, need the update to keep them 'loyal' or 'committed' to their phone.
:)
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Exactly, enough of this tribal bullshit. I care about getting updates fast, not first. And I want everyone else to get their updates quickly, too, so this is great news. If OEMs would get their releases to carriers in a typically "Nexus release" time frame, I'd be thrilled.
Exactly!!
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Hey good for lg to start pushing there developers to get the updates faster hope moto and lg push other OEMs to do this
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Excellent LG! Of course carriers will still gum up the works but getting the OEMs on the ball is huge for android.
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Its HUGE for LG too. Up until this point they have been one of the worst with updates. this is great news! lol
Yes, can't wait to try it out on my G3 when it arrives in the U.S.
This is Awesome, LG is is really trying to satisfy its loyal customers. Had the Lg optimus and just got the G3 a month ago, so glad I did!!!
A fellow LGOG to G3 convert :)
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You haven't followed them very closely have you...
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Yeah, because I'm sure its been the developers keeping back timely updates all this time.
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Maybe someday soon, I'll receive Lollipop on my Nexus 5. I can dream, right?
Yes, yes you can.
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11/12. Sooner than any OEM attention show.
Pretty sure his comment was sarcasm.
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At this rate I'll have OmniROM flavored Lollipop before Google sends out OTA's....kind of defeats the purpose of buying a Nexus....
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Then they should hurry up with this then: http://youtu.be/AU3H1t0kIrQ
Yeah I could care less about a s5. ;)
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Haha exactly
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