Yeah, all thats going to happen is features will disappear and new bugs will be introduced. Like always. Any how, how you liking that S3? Thinking on upgrading to it.
Over and out
On last update I think it was April, I restarted my phone a few times before using. I think I will do that today. My update is downloading now.
I just changed my build.prop file so hopefully my phone doesn't try and get the OTA update.
Kinda wishing now that I hadn't rooted on EP4D so I could get some enhancements (if there is such a thing).
Just seems like a hassle to go back to stock, lose all my setup for a minimal update. Am I missing something?
I have noticed after FP5 that I now get occasional 4G signal at my house that I never got before. Could be a strange coincidence but it started after I wiped and reloaded my phone and let the updates install. Signal has always been so bat at the ouse for 3G, to get an occasional 4G signal is great.
It sounds like this update wasn't very good... big shocker from Big Red. I cannot imagine battery drain getting any worse than it was.. I feel for those of you who got the update.
No word from my wife yet on noticing hers being worse or not. I'll have to keep an eye on it.
I just changed my build.prop file so hopefully my phone doesn't try and get the OTA update.
Kinda wishing now that I hadn't rooted on EP4D so I could get some enhancements (if there is such a thing).
Just seems like a hassle to go back to stock, lose all my setup for a minimal update. Am I missing something?
Use Titanium Backup; it will get your setup back with minimal fuss. If you're using a 3rd party launcher, be sure to back up its settings as well.
If EP4D is working for you, no rush to change. But it's not too difficult to get rooted on stock FP1, then update to FP5 (still using stock ROM).
I've always had a strong 4G signal at home, not so much at work. I switch to CDMA only at work and the battery drains just as quick as if I left on 4G/CDMA mode. I turn the network off, the battery drains quicker than it did before the update.
The squeaking, crackling and popping is still there as well during phone calls.
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