2012 Nexus 7 Discussion Forums (1st Generation) > Nexus 7 General Discussion
Lollipop!.... when?
matt:
https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images
Sorry, no update files yet, only the factory image which will wipe user data. Unless you remove -w from one of the commands.
matt:
One of the bugs is fstrim, which is scheduled to run at midnight. But only if the device is on (asleep) and charging. If you power down every night it can cause some major lag...
NSILMike:
--- Quote from: NSILMike on December 11, 2014, 02:43:41 PM ---Any feedback on performance, etc. ?
And how many folks have it (5.0 or 5.01) yet?
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And now, 5.1...
http://www.forbes.com/sites/gordonkelly/2015/02/04/google-confirms-android-5-1-lollipop-launches-immediately/
deadhead18:
Installed 5.0.2 when it arrived (previously using 4.4.4) and struggled for the weeks with slow operation, taking up to 30 second to respond to a key press. Frequent crashing and freezing. Eventually reverted to 4.4.4 and much relieved. That took me some time issuing with fresh and lost a lot of info in process... Couldn't use Titanium back up as I wasn't rooted. After this experience I am reluctant to upgrade until a lot of users say 5.0.2 is stable and worthwhile.
Deadhead 18
K8HW:
--- Quote from: deadhead18 on March 09, 2015, 02:38:04 AM ---Installed 5.0.2 when it arrived (previously using 4.4.4) and struggled for the weeks with slow operation, taking up to 30 second to respond to a key press. Frequent crashing and freezing. Eventually reverted to 4.4.4 and much relieved. That took me some time issuing with fresh and lost a lot of info in process... Couldn't use Titanium back up as I wasn't rooted. After this experience I am reluctant to upgrade until a lot of users say 5.0.2 is stable and worthwhile.
Deadhead 18
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I had the same problem when my Nexus 2012 went to 5.0.2. Clearing out the cache didn't seem to help. I finally did a factory reset :o and my Nexus is running pretty good. There are still some problems however. I used to have the WiFi turn off when asleep but found out that caused a lot of problems when the Nexus woke up. I now leave the WiFi on all the time (default) and find that battery life isn't a problem. I charge the Nexus in the morning for about three hours and it will last me all day long. I usually run it down to about 20%.
There are other problems with occasional hang ups especially with the Chrome browser and Google search. Also occasional hangups with Gmail. I am hoping that 5.1 will fix these problems. ;D
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