I just got the 4.3 OTA upgrade and it fixed the low volume problem. Yay!!!
nastypup said:
I just got the 4.3 OTA upgrade and it fixed the low volume problem. Yay!!!
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It also enables the fstrim feature by default so there should be no more slow downs.
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I noticed that too.
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It also enables the fstrim feature by default so there should be no more slow downs.
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I'm confused. I thought support for trim commands has been in since 4.2 or even earlier. I'm positive that the file systems were mounted with the -discard option before this most recent update. My understanding is that this causes trim commands to be sent to the flash whenever files are deleted. The tradeoff is that this involves a near constant but consistent performance hit, but keeps write amplification from getting out of hand. Is my understanding wrong? If so, how? If not, what has actually changed in 4.3?
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I checked the mount options for /data and /cache and I no longer see -discard. Did 4.3 remove the -discard option from mount in favor of running trim opportunistically when the device is idle?
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I'm confused. I thought support for trim commands has been in since 4.2 or even earlier. I'm positive that the file systems were mounted with the -discard option before this most recent update. My understanding is that this causes trim commands to be sent to the flash whenever files are deleted. The tradeoff is that this involves a near constant but consistent performance hit, but keeps write amplification from getting out of hand. Is my understanding wrong? If so, how? If not, what has actually changed in 4.3?
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I checked the mount options for /data and /cache and I no longer see -discard. Did 4.3 remove the -discard option from mount in favor of running trim opportunistically when the device is idle?
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All I know is fstrim was introduced in 4.2 but wasn't enabled by default. It now is in 4.3.
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I noticed that too.
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Thing is still sluggish when updating apps. Whats with that? It's a quad core right? Isn't multi core optimized for handling multiple tasks? My Nexus 4 doesn't skip a beat when it's updating
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Why so many 4.3 threads?
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Cor-master said:
Thing is still sluggish when updating apps. Whats with that? It's a quad core right? Isn't multi core optimized for handling multiple tasks? My Nexus 4 doesn't skip a beat when it's updating
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N7 has a companion core. It only switches to the quad core when needed. I think it thinks it doesn't need to.
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I think I know the answer, I was a bit tipsy when I posted that, trying to get my tablet back to 4.3 with a vodka buzz, so Nevermind lol. Lesson learned, don't drink and flash
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Cor-master said:
I think I know the answer, I was a bit tipsy when I posted that, trying to get my tablet back to 4.3 with a vodka buzz, so Nevermind lol. Lesson learned, don't drink and flash
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somehow i think that is a lesson for life in general.
I don't feel that 4.3 helped the audio on my N7 whatsoever. Some Youtube videos for me even at max volume are hard to hear with the sink running gently a few feet away.
Ok, please forgive me but if it's not enabled then how did one go about and enables this then.....
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All I know is fstrim was introduced in 4.2 but wasn't enabled by default. It now is in 4.3.
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Cor-master said:
Thing is still sluggish when updating apps. Whats with that? It's a quad core right? Isn't multi core optimized for handling multiple tasks? My Nexus 4 doesn't skip a beat when it's updating
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Most likely the I/O try using ROW
As for the audio it seems the exact same as before, was an audio fix even mentioned by Google?
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Ok, please forgive me but if it's not enabled then how did one go about and enables this then.....
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You don't. You run a script while rooted on anything below 4.3,and 4.3and above already have it enabled.
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I'm confused. I thought support for trim commands has been in since 4.2 or even earlier. I'm positive that the file systems were mounted with the -discard option before this most recent update. My understanding is that this causes trim commands to be sent to the flash whenever files are deleted. The tradeoff is that this involves a near constant but consistent performance hit, but keeps write amplification from getting out of hand. Is my understanding wrong? If so, how? If not, what has actually changed in 4.3?
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I checked the mount options for /data and /cache and I no longer see -discard. Did 4.3 remove the -discard option from mount in favor of running trim opportunistically when the device is idle?
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This is actually the correct answer.
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This is actually the correct answer.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2384493
It would have been nice if Anandtech articulated this to begin with.
Didn't fix volume problem on mine
nastypup said:
I just got the 4.3 OTA upgrade and it fixed the low volume problem. Yay!!!
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Is there anything you need to enable to see the increased volume? Mine has no change at all.
It actually made mine worse. Now the sound comes out all grainy and low.
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natoe33 said:
It actually made mine worse. Now the sound comes out all grainy and low.
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It is louder for me, but I also never used any previous stock ROM, I went straight to custom. I could barely hear it without headphones, until the update.
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It also enables the fstrim feature by default so there should be no more slow downs.
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Well as I was reading in other threads in this forum and also being told there are no slow downs and its any app I have installed. So this fstrim is for something else
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Anyone know?
It's not a phone, that's for sure.
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I would assume so, since 4.2 for tablets is supposed to have built in multi user support... Guess we'll have to wait and see?
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Multi-user feature only for Nexus 10 and 7. (Tablets)
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You could ask in the 4.2 thread instead of opening a new one.
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Anyone know?
It's not a phone, that's for sure.
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so, in the tittle you ask if nexus 7 is a tablet, then in the message you affirm is not a phone.
Then, 4.2 will be untouched version of the 4.2 system.
I really don't think this thread is needed at all. Common sense can answer all you questions.
It is most definitely a tablet!
But I am not sure why I should be thrilled about multiuser management.
The thing with nexus 7 is that, while its no phone nor a 10", you always take it with you.
So in my opinion there is not much point in multiuser management for me.
But to come back to your question: IT IS A TABLET!
It's a Tablet that is obvious, also FYI for now on AOSP will share same UI regardless of if it's a phone or a tablet.
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Its part of 4.2 why would it not get it? And its obviously a tablet wth....
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Alejandrissimo said:
so, in the tittle you ask if nexus 7 is a tablet, then in the message you affirm is not a phone.
Then, 4.2 will be untouched version of the 4.2 system.
I really don't think this thread is needed at all. Common sense can answer all you questions.
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I can't predict Google anymore. When they released Nexus 7 without landscape support, who would think it's not a tablet? Do you remember people keep asking for tablet ui? Do you remember all kinds of hacks to make Nexus 7 a tablet?
That's why I have some doubts.
That's why I ask.
And I don't care if you think my question is not necessary
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Dude its a tablet. Phone ui or Tablet ui it's still a tablet.
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Google chose the UI so anyone who isnt familiar with Android would have the same user experience between phone and tablet, sort of like the iphone and ipad. Multiuser accounts will be there, (one unified OS) people will have kids, spouses, nieces, and nephews no matter the size of the tablet.
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I can't predict Google anymore. When they released Nexus 7 without landscape support, who would think it's not a tablet? Do you remember people keep asking for tablet ui? Do you remember all kinds of hacks to make Nexus 7 a tablet?
That's why I have some doubts.
That's why I ask.
And I don't care if you think my question is not necessary
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so you are in xda with more than 3000 post and still sticked to manufacturer/stock stuff? thats why xda exist
Just flashed the 4.2 update, and yes, multi user support definitely is enabled on the Nexus 7.
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It is most definitely a tablet!
But I am not sure why I should be thrilled about multiuser management.
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I'm looking forward to it as I use my N7 for work. I can have a 'work' profile to keep all of that stuff in one place and a 'personal' profile for everything else.
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Just flashed the 4.2 update, and yes, multi user support definitely is enabled on the Nexus 7.
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Thanks for the info
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Seems as Nexus owners we're not the first to get the update this time. It could turn out to be an elaborate fake but probably genuine as Google are an experimenting company and have released two flagship devices with a vanilla Android option (although they're not "nexus"). From what I've read there doesn't appear to be any big changes (if any actually visible) and more fixes/optimisations.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2342362
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Seems as Nexus owners we're not the first to get the update this time. It could turn out to be an elaborate fake but probably genuine as Google are an experimenting company and have released two flagship devices with a vanilla Android option (although they're not "nexus"). From what I've read there doesn't appear to be any big changes (if any actually visible) and more fixes/optimisations.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2342362
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Flashed it on my GS4 and working like a charm (and it's the international version of course). No root yet, so i'll switch back to 4.2.2 to get my apps lol (can't restore through TB Pro duh).
It's just a leak so don't worry about it. The Nexus devices will definitely get the 4.3 first.
kingzain900 said:
Flashed it on my GS4 and working like a charm (and it's the international version of course). No root yet, so i'll switch back to 4.2.2 to get my apps lol (can't restore through TB Pro duh).
It's just a leak so don't worry about it. The Nexus devices will definitely get the 4.3 first.
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Cool, I'm another few months away from a handset upgrade and so it definitely makes these phones an even better proposition, having access to stock android goodness. Was impressed seeing how quickly someone had put a vanilla 4.2.2 ROM together for the HTC One, then seen this and was very surprised.
Its good to see really as it shows that Google and the handset makers are finally getting why people like android so much and that is the option of choice and customisation. It may not be the exact reason for doing so but they must be conscious of it. As the last I/O conference showed, it was very developer orientated
kingzain900 said:
Flashed it on my GS4 and working like a charm (and it's the international version of course). No root yet, so i'll switch back to 4.2.2 to get my apps lol (can't restore through TB Pro duh).
It's just a leak so don't worry about it. The Nexus devices will definitely get the 4.3 first.
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Try rooting with Motochopper. Should still work on 4.3
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What are the new features?
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IRX120 said:
What are the new features?
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All features are under the hood. This explains it better: http://www.androidcentral.com/hands-leaked-android-43-rom-google-edition-galaxy-s4
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Try rooting with Motochopper. Should still work on 4.3
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I switched back to TW ROM for now. I found the camera app of TW to be of better quality and also if I have the S4, might as well use the features included in it.
So basically 4.3 has very little changes?? Mostly stuff no one will ever see or notice. In other words a placebo update basically to keep flash happys content until key lime comes out! LOL
Yay!
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kj2112 said:
So basically 4.3 has very little changes?? Mostly stuff no one will ever see or notice. In other words a placebo update basically to keep flash happys content until key lime comes out! LOL
Yay!
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Majority of what is updated won't be frontend. Just additions to the internal workings of android. Maybe some slimmed down code for some Google system apps and such.
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Majority of what is updated won't be frontend. Just additions to the internal workings of android. Maybe some slimmed down code for some Google system apps and such.
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And yet people will push seniors and kids out of their way to get their hands on! LOL.
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kj2112 said:
And yet people will push seniors and kids out of their way to get their hands on! LOL.
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Hahaha of course, its a new version of android. , also the pics I posted are a fake, just change your version number in build.prop and reboot. Even the easter egg reads the build.prop.
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That picture had the JDQ39 build number. Fake. 4.2
Edit: just read last post lol. I didn't know the easter egg read the build.prop.
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BlackFire27 said:
That picture had the JDQ39 build number. Fake. 4.2
Edit: just read last post lol. I didn't know the easter egg read the build.prop.
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Those are from my LGOG.
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My guess is 4.3 is just bug releases and something to keep us occupied before key lime pie
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Does not look like a whole lot of new stuff, wonder if battery and memory management will be any better
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Does not look like a whole lot of new stuff, wonder if battery and memory management will be any better
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Oh yeah, battery life on 4.2.2 is soooooo terrible /sarcasm
I routinely get 8 to 10 hours of screen time depending on how much standby there is.
I never said it was bad i just said i wonder if it will be better, no need for a stupid comment
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Those are from my LGOG.
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It took me a few minutes to figure out what a LGOG is lol
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It sucks to hear such horrible news.
http://androidandme.com/2013/08/devices/new-nexus-7-may-not-get-factory-images-due-to-legal-issues-jbq-leaves-aosp-over-it/
yea :crying:
and hes a really nice guy too. i hope life treats him the very best.
Sad day for android and for open source community. :'(
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Google has to get things right or they are betraying themselves and the aosp community. How can they build a device without knowing about this before. Either they don't give a **** or are stupid.
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We are sure going to miss him.
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I am currently talking to JBQ via Twitter about the builds and somehow there is over 5 Android 4.3 builds.
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Can't Google just buy Qualcomm so we can put this to bed?
Lownita said:
Google has to get things right or they are betraying themselves and the aosp community. How can they build a device without knowing about this before. Either they don't give a **** or are stupid.
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They knew about this beforehand, they had issues getting the proprietary junk from Qualcomm for the N4. The sad part is there isn't really a viable competitor to the Snapdragon series that doesn't have the same problems.
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Scottyfer said:
They knew about this beforehand, they had issues getting the proprietary junk from Qualcomm for the N4. The sad part is there isn't really a viable competitor to the Snapdragon series that doesn't have the same problems.
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google lately not doing things right
Could you please explain to a n00b like me, why & what is this all about?
Thanks.
http://www.engadget.com/2013/08/07/aosp-maintenance-head-leaves-role-in-wake-of-open-source-issues/
He seemed to really care, sucks to see him go
So what's probably behind this thing? that Qualcomm is unable to provide working software to their hardware?
Basically Qualcomm not providing the GPU drivers.
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The Adreno is a Qualcomm brand, though. I wouldn't expect ATI-AMD to release a new driver for my GTX 660.
It looks like JBQ implied that the reason is similar to whatever caused Google to remove the Nexus 4 images back in December. Back then, it was rumored to be due to Nexus 4 having the LTE option before it was removed. We know an LTE-enabled Nexus 7 is coming, so it could be related to that as well.
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Basically Qualcomm not providing the GPU drivers.
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There are two sides to every story. Bear in mind this is also the individual that is responsible for the botched release of Android 4.3 for the Nexus 4.
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sarkozy said:
There are two sides to every story. Bear in mind this is also the individual that is responsible for the botched release of Android 4.3 for the Nexus 4.
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Botched?
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He's probably referring to JWR build instead of JSS.
It is pretty sad when the lead of AOSP feels forced to go because of all the BS legal wrangling.
And frankly, shame on Google for not getting this worked out YET AGAIN before launching a device. The whole point of the nexus line is a showcase for developers, and if the developers can't get the access to the files to restore their devices, then that point becomes moot.
Bummer for all...
have fun
http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/1...-in-secret-for-over-2-years-debuts-in-kitkat/
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have fun
http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/1...-in-secret-for-over-2-years-debuts-in-kitkat/
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Best ART information. Thanks!
After reading this I switched to art and couldn't be happier. Everything seems to run better and faster, I will update in a day or 2 if I find any drawbacks.
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After reading this I switched to art and couldn't be happier. Everything seems to run better and faster, I will update in a day or 2 if I find any drawbacks.
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Are you running the n5 port?
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well i am on the n5 port v4 and i would love to use ART but Titanium Backup and Whatsapp don't work with ART yet!! wrote an email to Whatsapp support to see what they say!
Running ART on my N5...can't say I've noticed much of a difference, but that might be because the N5 (and the N4, really) are just fast as hell.
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Running ART on my N5...can't say I've noticed much of a difference, but that might be because the N5 (and the N4, really) are just fast as hell.
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do you have whatsapp running on your n5? are there problems with it???
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do you have whatsapp running on your n5? are there problems with it???
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It's not like N5 is using some different kind of whatsapp.. it's the same app & it'll FC while in ART..i hope that the next whatsapp update fixes this issue.. Titanium is also causing issues..
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Can you tell us which ROM you are using?
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After reading this I switched to art and couldn't be happier. Everything seems to run better and faster, I will update in a day or 2 if I find any drawbacks.
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Sorry, meant to quote this post.
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It's not like N5 is using some different kind of whatsapp.. it's the same app & it'll FC while in ART..i hope that the next whatsapp update fixes this issue.. Titanium is also causing issues..
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Yeah I thought maybe it's a problem because it's only a port from the n5!
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art works well on the aosp 4.4 builds as well. but, you need to use odexed gapps if you want art to work on aosp.
Tbh, things seem to be faster on art for me.
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Obviously there is occasional stuttering, but it feels noticeably smoother. I am really looking forward for factory image and further development.
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After reading this I switched to art and couldn't be happier. Everything seems to run better and faster, I will update in a day or 2 if I find any drawbacks.
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I did today, but unfortunately, WhatsApp crashes on ART.
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Can you tell us which ROM you are using?
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I'm running the n5 port from the day it was released and art seems so much faster. I don't use whatsapp so I dont have any problem apps yet.
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art works well on the aosp 4.4 builds as well. but, you need to use odexed gapps if you want art to work on aosp.
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I did a quick search for Odexed gapps but didn't turn up anything other than the full N5 port. Any suggestions on where to find them, or do they only work with stock images? TIA
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I did a quick search for Odexed gapps but didn't turn up anything other than the full N5 port. Any suggestions on where to find them, or do they only work with stock images? TIA
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pa odexed gapps http://d-h.st/8PP
there isnt a stock img yet.
This is some exciting stuff, can't wait for it to become the default runtime. Project Butter 2.0, if you will.
I started to use ART too since yesterday. I've tested all my apps, and the only thing that doesn't work is WhatsApp and Titanium Backup, the rest works fine. Not a big deal anyway, my friends switched to LINE already, ART is definitely faster.
I am on a port, and I have just tested ART for an hour and I gotta say the speed is equivalent to the PSX rom !
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So I actually posted this in the RMA thread but it just got lost in all the posts. Plus I can't find it posted anywhere else.
First two phones I had were 310k, both had faults and had to download the patch before using the phone.
My third phone is 311k, no faults and it came with KitKat preinstalled (no patch to download)
To check what build (batch) you have, look on your box where it shows the model #, imei # etc and look for S/N. The first 4 characters = build #.
I'm going to try and keep a log of all the build numbers and see if there are any changes to the phone like with the Nexus 4.
So.. so far:
310k - Need to install KitKat - Seems to have quality issues from my experience
311k - Preinstalled KitKat - Quality control seems better
This is just based off of three phones though. More information is needed.
Mine downloaded the update at first boot, i don't have the box here right now, but i will report the build version tomorrow
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ye version 310k here too, lets see what the rma one will be, it should be here next week
yep mine says 310k and mine updated when i turned it on.. kitkat was NOT pre installed
When mine came in the mail November 15th it already had the update patched on it straight out of the box so i guess I had the second batch. Mine is 310K
Mines 310k had to update to kit kat
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Any improvements with the camera in the newer builds? Maybe I will RMA mine...
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I got mine from sprint and it doesn't have the s/n on the box. I wonder how I could check it.
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cas8180 said:
Any improvements with the camera in the newer builds? Maybe I will RMA mine...
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Haven't noticed anything. I have both builds in my hands at the moment. 310k will be shipped back to Google tomorrow.
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I got mine from sprint and it doesn't have the s/n on the box. I wonder how I could check it.
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Did you have to install a patch before using your phone? If so its a 310k build.
Yes I had to install the 128 mb patch when the phone first turned on.
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All N5 comes with KitKat. The update wasn't from JB to KitKat!
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Can you please specify what you mean specifically by better quality control?
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Can you please specify what you mean specifically by better quality control?
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I have an 311K (just got it today) and while it has LTE (unlike my 310), the vibration motor now sounds like a laser beam...? :crying:
I got a 311K yesterday - no update was needed.
- The camera is slow
- Vibration is weaker than my Galaxy Nexus, but still noticeable when it rings in my pocket
- The speaker seems pretty loud to me. I can feel it vibrate a bit when I play music
310k, everything seems to be good
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310 functions flawlessly
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I can also confirm.. I got 311K and no i didnt have to do update for real
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Elisha said:
All N5 comes with KitKat. The update wasn't from JB to KitKat!
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Technically, they all come with "Key Lime Pie" preinstalled (an early build of 4.4). They're patched to KitKat right after startup.
Today I got my N5. It is 311k. No issues so far. No screen issues, no rattle sounds. 32gb black
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Elisha said:
All N5 comes with KitKat. The update wasn't from JB to KitKat!
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maxpower7 said:
Technically, they all come with "Key Lime Pie" preinstalled (an early build of 4.4). They're patched to KitKat right after startup.
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New batch of manufacture.. Nothing to see here. It will continue to change until EOL