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As we speak, Google's OTA Android updates are bricking thousands of $600 Nexus 6P as well and all the press cares about is hyping Pixel 2.
by abhi3 9y ago
As we speak, Google's OTA Android updates are bricking thousands of $600 Nexus 6P as well and all the press cares about is hyping Pixel 2.
- technofiend 9y agoWell that's one way to guarantee the customer upgrades to a new phone. I wonder if it'll be possible to brick a device via OS update when Oreo's hardware abstraction layer goes into place.
- jzl 9y agoLink?
- abhi3 9y agohttp://www.androidpolice.com/2017/05/26/amended-complaint-filed-ongoing-nexus-6p-early-shutdown-bootloop-lawsuit/ http://www.androidpolice.com/2017/05/26/amended-complaint-fi...
- sofaofthedamned 9y ago???
- zachberger 9y agoI owned a Nexus 6P since near launch. It was great when it worked but it went through 4 RMAs. After that the next time I had issues I asked for a refund from Google Play and they gave it to me. Paid for (some of) my new Galaxy S8+
- abhi3 9y agoLucky that you live in a country with strong consumer protection culture and had to deal directly with google.