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installed it about 3 hours ago and it definitely feels good enough to use as a daily driver
by loafoe 8y ago
installed it about 3 hours ago and it definitely feels good enough to use as a daily driver
- arthurcolle 8y agofamous last words
- loafoe 8y agoStill here! Definitely stay away from preview release on your main phone, but once Google slaps beta on a build stuff is pretty stable (have not tried in car Bluetooth yet -- knock on wood). As a dev, days like these are the ones where I get my moneys worth buying into Googles hardware :)
- fooker 8y agoDo you feel it is worth the upgrade ?
- loafoe 8y agoYes! It feels.. very polished. The new notifications and settings area are just awesome. Also the app drawer is pretty great. And the animations... smooth as butter!
- cbhl 8y agoUntil you discover in X months that moving from the beta to release versions that get security updates requires wiping your phone.
- wakkaflokka 8y agoYou have to wipe the phone to upgrade to the release version? Might change my mind about installing the beta.
- Someone1234 8y agoIf you do OTA (over the air) updates, no, you don't need to ever wipe your device. At the end of the beta they'll just push the retail version and de-enroll your device. This is my third beta (8 and 8.1) and I never wiped.
- looperhacks 8y agoThis is not the case if you installed the beta via the beta tester program (and thus received the beta via OTA) and wait until P is released. If you flashed the beta manually or want to downgrade, then yes, you need to wipe and flash.