I hear ya. But I found swiping down with one finger opens notifications, two fingers opens toggles. I too miss the long press on WiFi toggle taking you to the WiFi settings. That should have stayed. But also if you install nova launcher you can change things.Installed this tonight. Already had the update on my Nexus 5, but on my Nexus 7, there's a few things about the update I'm not so keen on. When I first got my 7 (my first tablet), I liked the fact that swipe down from the top was settings one side and notifications on the other. Now its the same thing wherever you swipe, plus the way the settings has changed. The WiFi button now turns off WiFi instead of showing me available networks, this is now a much longer route (or a shortcut on home screen). Not so keen on the home buttons either. Any suggestions on the above? Thanks.
You may have a problem. I get a much more detailed list of things using my battery. Its also much more accurate.Oh gosh, I thought I was the only one! I too don't like those features. Here's another one I don't like. When you click on battery in settings, you no longer get a list of apps using or hogging battery life. It's just one thing and I think it's Android OS or something. No other apps. Are you telling me only the Android OS is running and no other apps I have previously used are running? I don't think so. Google really messed lollipop up. I hope we will see an update that fixes battery life and all these other settings we have come not to like.
Ok I received my 5.0.1 update this morning and regretted it. My battery is horrible now on my Nexus 7 2013. While sitting idle, it lost 10% in just 6 hours. Before Lollipop on Kittkat 4.4.4 I think it took a week or so to lose that much battery life. I find 10% quite a bit of power with zero apps running in the background and I turned off notifications on every app and stopped them before charging to 100%. When I came home, I checked it and it was at 90% just after those few hours. I let it OTA as I didn't want a fresh install, and I am not sure I want to factory reset and lose everything if it may not fix the issue. Anyone else having this issue?
Google can't fix that, because its one of your apps that has not been optimized for lollipop. Use a battery monitor, it will tell you which one. Then its up to that app's developer to fix it.I have the same issues. I read that a lof of peapole have this problem. I try serval things, but it didnt work for me. There is batery drain issue for the wifi. For one night 8 hours in sleep mode my tablet lost 20% of the battery. Google have to fix this fast with update.
no, I'm starting to doubt if we'll even get it.Is there any eta on this update for cellular model's.
You'll have to install it manually, which works fine.
How is it a slap? You will still probably have it before 99% of devices.That's all fine and well if you have a standard Nexus 7. If you own a cellular Nexus 7, you're up the creek without a paddle. There is no official Lollipop for mobile Nexus 7 tablets. There's only a few scattered builds based on AOSP that I know of.
It's a nice slap in the face.
Because there hasn't been any word at all about what the delay is. Some devices already have 5.0.2 posted on Google's firmware page. Mobile Nexus 7s are stuck at 4.4.4.How is it a slap? You will still probably have it before 99% of devices.
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