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Anyone upgraded to 5.0 yet?

Howdy all.

I am on my second day of using lollipop (5.0) on my Nexus 5, so far no crashes or issues. Nexus 7[2013] seems to be holding up ok with 5.0. Little bit glitch when scrolling between screens but I am sure it will get patched when the official version rolls out.

So how have you all found it?, Anyone using this full-time on their Nexus 5 or 7?
 
Howdy all.

I am on my second day of using lollipop (5.0) on my Nexus 5, so far no crashes or issues. Nexus 7[2013] seems to be holding up ok with 5.0. Little bit glitch when scrolling between screens but I am sure it will get patched when the official version rolls out.

So how have you all found it?, Anyone using this full-time on their Nexus 5 or 7?

I'm using it fulltime. The biggest annoyance is my Hangouts Voice settings got screwed up, so I wasn't hearing phone calls for a few days. Seem to have worked that out now though. Everything else seems to be working pretty smoothly.
 
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Not doing bad so far battery wise. It came of charge about two hours ago. Doubtful I will get a full days use but its still an improvement.
I'm a heavy user so drain the battery pretty easily. The smart view does not help but overall it's slightly better.
 
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what's so fantastic about it ?
One word....... Material ! ;)
That aside and being serious, it feels a bit more streamlined. Also, from an administration point of view its perfect. I support 250 android devices from phones to tablets at my work and the ability to finally have users for phones is a godsend for locking down. Especially with our users who manage to royally screw their phones.
 
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Been using it since Friday and love it, the only minor issue that admittedly annoys me is having my phone on the priority sound setting (with all options set to off) results in text message sounds still pinging though.

That could be due to Textra not updating the app though. I know I could get a widget to mute the phone completely but I miss the built in quick mute option from earlier builds.

If I'm missing something share the knowledge and I'll be very greatful :D
 
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I've been using it since Friday and the I've only run into 2 issues. It does not connect to my wifi at work (although it will at home) and the calendar will not connect to my google account (tried google's app, sunrise, and today calendar). Couldn't comment on battery since the wifi at work thing is going to change my normal a lot.
Bizarre! Does your work use a breakout firewall or something like that?
We have an enterprise Dell SonicWall on our MPLS and so far It works fine. Had an issue briefly with a certificate but that was my error.
 
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Bizarre! Does your work use a breakout firewall or something like that?
We have an enterprise Dell SonicWall on our MPLS and so far It works fine. Had an issue briefly with a certificate but that was my error.

I'm not sure about the firewall, I imagine they have one but they don't do any content filtering or anything also it just disconnects right away and keeps retrying. We have 3 different wireless networks with different settings and oddly they all fail. I checked the log and I think this is where it fails:

WPA: CCMP is used, but EAPOL-Key descriptor version (3) is not 2

someone else ran into it at Android 5.0 Lollipop Developer Preview Discussion - Post #5717 - XDA Forums
 
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Not that interested in a developer preview no matter how close to done it is. ;) The question is, will I flash the official release or wait for the first Dirty Unicorns version. :D

I'm pretty sure I'm waiting. I flashed the latest dev preview rom from vomer and I just miss my dirty tweaks too much. When the official release gets a flashable rom I'm sure I'll flash it but I'm also pretty sure I'll restore my DU nandroid failry quickly after that. I'll try to give it a bit more of a go but from what I've seen so far KitKat DU > Stock Lollipop (dev preview at least).
 
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Trying to decide whether to force the developer preview onto my phone or not. Can someone in the know comment on the following questions:
  1. Will I have to flash the "official" 5.0 release when it downloads? I heard this was the case but i am not sure. If I can manage to flash the preview then it shouldn't be a challenge for me to flash the official.
  2. Are the apps, keyboard, etc. updated to material design yet, or is it just the UI? While I love the UI, I don't see it worth getting early if it's just the UI and all the apps are still the old style.
  3. How hard is it to flash? The last phone I flashed software on was a AT&T Model HOXL that I had to root around in to unlock. However, it was done mostly through a GUI and not the command prompt. While I know how to use the command prompt rudimentarily, I don't want to break my phone.

Thanks guys :)
 
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Trying to decide whether to force the developer preview onto my phone or not. Can someone in the know comment on the following questions:
  1. Will I have to flash the "official" 5.0 release when it downloads? I heard this was the case but i am not sure. If I can manage to flash the preview then it shouldn't be a challenge for me to flash the official.
  2. Are the apps, keyboard, etc. updated to material design yet, or is it just the UI? While I love the UI, I don't see it worth getting early if it's just the UI and all the apps are still the old style.
  3. How hard is it to flash? The last phone I flashed software on was a AT&T Model HOXL that I had to root around in to unlock. However, it was done mostly through a GUI and not the command prompt. While I know how to use the command prompt rudimentarily, I don't want to break my phone.

Thanks guys :)
Download and follow: http://mobile.pcadvisor.co.uk/how-t...-android-5.0-lollipop-on-nexus-5-and-nexus-7/

Make sure to get your device ID. Command is "abd devices "
That way you get the number to fastboot etc. Make sure to lock the boot loader when done ;)
 
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