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The Lollipop release looks to be an EOL update with little to no love from Google. They haven't done a great QA job on it either since they broke core functiona
by aroch 12y ago
The Lollipop release looks to be an EOL update with little to no love from Google. They haven't done a great QA job on it either since they broke core functionality (Dailer/voice calls, Wifi, location provider polling broken).
- morganvachon 12y agoI agree, and I'll probably revert mine back to 4.4 as I said above, though I'll miss out on the better battery life. That's the clear advantage of a Nexus device: If Google does break something in a newer version, it's trivial to revert as they provide ROM images even after the device is out of support. The same can't be said for most of the other main vendors, who sometimes don't even make official ROM images available for restoring their devices.