http://groups.google.com/forum/?pli=1#!topic/android-building/-ymcoMuDAbA/discussion
Google's Technical Lead for the Android project, Jean-Baptiste Queru (or JBQ)
JBQ said:
-There is no support for 4.2 on Nexus S and Xoom. Those devices should
continue using 4.1.2.
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JBQ said:
I can't comment about the future of Nexus S and Xoom, sorry.
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Well, the pattern becomes obvious now.
N1: 2.1 -> 2.2 -> 2.3 (2 upgrades)
NS: 2.3 -> 4.0 -> 4.1 (2 upgrades)
GN: 4.0 -> 4.1 -> 4.2 -> ? (X upgrades)
N4: 4.2 -> (X upgrades)
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lol, Jelly Bean 4.2 will be the last update for my Galaxy Nexus if this trend continues. But don't forget that, Galaxy Nexus is the first phone to get ISC 4.0 and Jelly Bean 4.1.
The devs will do that Job. Don worry u ll be able to get 4.2!
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xdabilly said:
lol, Jelly Bean 4.2 will be the last update for my Galaxy Nexus if this trend continues. But don't forget that, Galaxy Nexus is the first phone to get ISC 4.0 and Jelly Bean 4.1.
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That's why I was hesitant on getting a Galaxy Nexus. But it seems with renewed popularity in the Nexus program, they might go further with updates.
Nexus One and Nexus S were pretty big failures. When they put the Galaxy Nexus on the Play Store earlier this year, I think a lot of people were attracted to its $350 price, and with the N4 popularity is crazy
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The answer...
Tadddaaaaaa.. look here!:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1992411
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say thanks :good:
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Want to ask how to root i9003 gingerbread ? can i use 'super one click'?
baseband version : I9003DXKP7
build number : Gingerbread.DXKP9
Thanksssssss !!!!!!!!!
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I use odin1.83 flash cf-root.on ginger (2.3.5) Now... my device run on ics 4.0.4
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How to Root Samsung Galaxy S Running XWJW1 Gingerbread 2.3.6 Firmware
The Samsung Galaxy S is a remarkable phone and is considered to be the device that catapulted Samsung’s success prior to the release of its famed Galaxy S2. Featuring an amazing 4.0 inch Super AMOLED display, the Galaxy S proved to be a hit among many consumers in its category.
One of its biggest plus factor has to be its display and processor that make this beast a worthwhile companion for day-to-day use. With so many dual-core devices already flooding the market, the Galaxy S may be overshadowed in terms of specifications and functionality. But, thanks to the developers of the underground community, the Galaxy S can still catch-up with the latest trends by simply having root access.
The Galaxy S has already experienced many changes in the course of official firmware updates and old rooting methods will certainly not work. For those of you who have already upgraded the device to XWJW1 Gingerbread 2.3.6 firmware, then you’re in luck as we’ve got the inside scoop on how you can root your device running the said firmware.
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how you can root your Galaxy S running XWJW1 Gingerbread 2.3.6 and install ClockworkMod Recovery on your phone.
root how to
Here you can find how to do it (it will also install CWM an offer a root/unroot option):
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1351056
Adobe to discontinue supporting Flash on Android 4.1
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In February this year, Adobe announced that it will no longer develop further versions of its Flash Player for mobile browsers, and said that the beta version of Chrome for Android will no longer be supported. However, the company added that its Flash Player will continue to run on the stock Android browser. Today, Adobe is announcing that there will be no certified implementations of Flash Player on Android 4.1 a.k.a. Jelly Bean. Adobe added that beginning August 15, it will stop new installations of Flash from Google Play. However, security updates and other vital patches will continue for its existing Flash users.
Adobe added that the easiest way to ensure ongoing access to Flash Player on Android 4.0 and previous versions of the platform is to use certified devices that have Flash Player installed on them by the manufacturer. Android users running uncertified Android 4.0 or earlier devices will have until August 15 to get the Flash Player. “If a device is upgraded from Android 4.0 to Android 4.1, the current version of Flash Player may exhibit unpredictable behavior, as it is not certified for use with Android 4.1. Future updates to Flash Player will not work. We recommend uninstalling Flash Player on devices which have been upgraded to Android 4.1,” Adobe added.
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Source: http://www.ubergizmo.com
WOW Any thoughts on this?
bassam3000 said:
Adobe to discontinue supporting Flash on Android 4.1
Source: http://www.ubergizmo.com
WOW Any thoughts on this?
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The ****..?
Why? That's a huge part of android, will there be some sort of replacement?
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Sound like i stick to ICS
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There's been a replacement for at least a couple years, just not as widely used as Flash. HTML5 is the future though (or so we're told).
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There's been a replacement for at least a couple years, just not as widely used as Flash. HTML5 is the future though (or so we're told).
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Its our future, all right. Flash is a 20 year old technology, its time we moved on. HTML5 seriously needs to catch on, Flash is still widely used
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This phone features a new ics based OS called Flyme , this is nothing like miui it brings a whole new look and feel with different customization . Mabye the wonderful nice, loving people on here can get this on phones in no time.
-------- Heres How It Looks.
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original rom - Flyme - 116mb (for porting purposes only)
http://forum.meizu.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=47
hopefully someone on here can port it
Jurellz said:
This phone features a new ics based OS called Flyme , this is nothing like miui it brings a whole new look and feel with different customization . Mabye the wonderful nice, loving people on here can get this on phones in no time.
-------- Heres How It Looks.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYb8kQTj7p8&feature=player_embedded
original rom - Flyme - 116mb (for porting purposes only)
http://forum.meizu.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=47
hopefully someone on here can port it
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Looks pretty good!
Definitely different!
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Is this fully working
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what u mean?
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Is this fully working
Sent from my Liquid ICS HTC Thunderbolt
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Apparently the OP is trying to get this rom ported for use on the TB; I would not be trying to flash it on your phone.
If this is an aosp build it will be a little while longer before it would be functional. The ril is barely working for the current aosp ics rom we have.
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Be interesting to try though, maybe its not too different than jesters aosp
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This looks amazing, I'd love for something like this to be released for the TB!
After Core Prime and other Mid-range devices got an Official Lollipop Update (5.0.2), there comes a Final Phase. .In the previous phase, Core 2 update status was "pending", now it changed to "approved" in the Final Phase. Means our device is already confirmed to get an Android 5.0 update. . I don't know if this is really true. .But I hope Android 5.0 will come to our device .
BTW, what does "final phase" mean?, it means, the last mid-range devices to get Android 5.0 update?, what do you think guys?
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Some news:
As far as I know, Galaxy Grand Prime Value Edition SM-G531H (3G model) will be launched soon with Android 5.0.2 out of the box. It has SC8830 spreadtrum chipset which is similar to our device SM-G355H. It has 1GB of ram. .I'm wondering if Samsung use SM-G531H firmware as a base ROM for updating Core 2 to Android Lollipop, because I guess that there are only small changes of SM-G531H' rom to make it running on Core 2 models. .
Yes, i've already read it, I Hope soon we have Lollipop on out device, it will be great
I hope Samsung releases it in month or two... After all its a major update...
@Azhero @om.shiva For me it's an official news, and i think soon we have lollipop on GC2 i didn't think that page will post some fake info. What do you think?
Looking at page I think it's true news...I would've tried to(still learning) build recovery and 5.1 for our devices instead of waiting for official...but source is huge in size....
Is This Info Really True????
Are You Guys sure that Samsung Galaxy Core 2 Devices Will Get Official Lollipop Update From Samsung??
Apologies for posting here but there is no forum for the LG Wine Smart (D486). Mine currently has stock 4.4.2 KitKat. Aw remember that? LG update app no longer functions correctly as it was shut down in 2020.
Is there any way to update this to 5 or preferably 6? There is an app I need that isn't compatible with Android 4.
You have to find
1. A Custom ROM suitable to phone ( specs: 1 GB RAM, 4 GB max storage )
2. If found, a Custom Recovery suitable to phone to flash the Custom ROM found
Many thanks. Sorry for the questions but if you were me, where would you look first?
Alternatively I wanted to make it clear that this phone officially shipped with Android 5.1 later in its life. I just happen to have an earlier 4.4.2 version. Where might I find the official 5.1 ROM and flash it?
Edit: I have found some options that I will try at http://lg-roms.com/lg-firmware/lg-h410/h41010d/2879
I'm not having any luck @jwoegerbauer . It turns out 4.4.2 was the latest official ROM for this phone.
Would you be able to assist a little? If you were me, where would you look first (as in URLs) to get a custom Android 6 ROM and recovery?
I'd like to update to Android 6 or higher. All the apps I want to install require Android 6+.
I'd just need to make sure it can recognise input from the LG Wine Smart D486 keypad.
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P.S. Cute baby!
Aww, that's cute
XanderXDA said:
Aww, that's cute
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The LG flip or the baby?
CJSnet said:
The LG flip or the baby?
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Can I say both?