Hello fellow XDA members,
Of late, my rooted and unlocked AT&T LG G2 (D800) has become slower and I don't really like the uninstallable AT&T apps. Been using Motorola Google Nexus 6 for the past couple of months and I really love the stock Android experience, like everybody else does.
I'd be happy to get a similar stock android (Lollipop) for this phone.
Since there are plenty of "Android Development" threads here for the G2, I was wondering which one you would recommend to accomplish this requirement.
Would greatly appreciate any pointers on this one. Thank you so much for your time.
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Hey sorry if this is in the wrong section but i couldn't decide what section would be most appropriate. I am new to rooting and have only had my rooted G1 for about 2 months. I am looking to get a new android phone and I would like to know what T-mobile or ATT (if it can be unlocked for use on T-mobile) android phone has alot of roms to flash like the G1 (I love being able to change the feeling of my phone every few days) and with better hardware than the G1.
I was thinking of waiting for the MyTouch Slide but not sure if it would be worth the wait.
The Nexus One has a great ROM community and in my opinion the best ROMs out there. I use Cyanogen's ROM as my primary ROM.
As well as a great ROM community, the Nexus One can be purchased unlocked from the factory for use on T-Mobile or AT&T 3G.
So I recently got a second-hand LG Cookie and I was wondering if I could flash it to Android. I've looked around on the Interwebz but nobody seems to have any useful information.
Can you guys help me out?
Thanks in advance.
Sorry, but not even by a long shot.
Android needs to be ported to the device for it to even run on that specific phone. It's taken well over 6 months to get a somewhat working version of Android on the Rhodium, and that's with many capable developers and one of the most popular smartphones sold in a while. I'm somewhat doubtful that Android will be ported to your device, so I'll guess that you'll never get and Android port, let alone a flashable version.
It has more to do with the phone only having 48MB of internal NAND.
Hey guys, I recently got the Moto Quench (Rogers). I saw that it was running 1.5.
Is it possible that motorola will release a 2.1/2.2 for it sometime? I hate running outdated software.
Also as time passes this will get rooted right? Because there are some things that I would love to do once its rooted.
Thanks.
PS: Any other good android phones that are from Rogers that are equally or even better than this Quench?
soo... would anyone know? anything is appreciated. thanks
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I have already asked that in those forums, there is no definite answer yet
Would anyone know if the X10 or HTC Magic+ (Both from rogers) are good? Is the HTC Magic+ from Rogers 100% rootable?
Thanks.
The HTC Magic+ is the old HTC Magic with Android 2.1 ... my advice is to stay away from it, its getting old. I have one and i'm looking for a good 1ghz device now because im tired of the lag.
btw its 100% rootable, i have CyanogenMod 6 on it.
I'm hoping someone can shed some light on if CM12 is worth putting on the LG G2. Do you lose any features or abilities from the phone by doing so? Is it buggy and work properly? Currently I have a OnePlus One, but I am going to be selling it. I have a new LG G2 just sitting at the house that literally has never been powered on. I like the OPO overall but its worth more from a selling point and I like to be able to operate my phone with one hand / text and the OPO is just slightly too big to do this for me. Anyway I really like CM11S on the OPO and have been happy with it as my daily driver for the last 6 months or so, but I have been told that the lollipop update from LG is not bad. Really my main concern here is loss of functionality and features from installing CM12. I've searched online and couldn't really find any pros or cons to either. Thanks
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I'm hoping someone can shed some light on if CM12 is worth putting on the LG G2. Do you lose any features or abilities from the phone by doing so? Is it buggy and work properly? Currently I have a OnePlus One, but I am going to be selling it. I have a new LG G2 just sitting at the house that literally has never been powered on. I like the OPO overall but its worth more from a selling point and I like to be able to operate my phone with one hand / text and the OPO is just slightly too big to do this for me. Anyway I really like CM11S on the OPO and have been happy with it as my daily driver for the last 6 months or so, but I have been told that the lollipop update from LG is not bad. Really my main concern here is loss of functionality and features from installing CM12. I've searched online and couldn't really find any pros or cons to either. Thanks
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You didn't say which version of G2 that you have. I am using a D800. I have used two different nightlies of CM12 with great success. No issues. No loss of functions. Check out this thread, http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2495753. It's a CM11 thread but if you read starting from the last post you will see my entries about CM12. I love my G2 on CM12.
Finally, I am in a similar situation. The Opo is fantastic but I am a one-handed user and was thinking whether it is worth considering the switch to a g2. The size is too big for consistent one-handed use. Is the g2 stock os horrible and what r the negatives on switching?
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CM12 Working Fine on AT&T G2 (D800)
Visit this thread and you'll find a CM12 for the AT&T version of the G2.
It's working well, no problems that I've experienced, except an issue with themes that is not specific to the G2.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/att-g2/development/5-0-2-cyanogenmod-12-t3037040/page9#post59340984
It looks like we all can make a club, lots of people have got the one plus but after the mess, and all the bugs, I am already back using the G2. If I cannot fin a decet ROM for the Oneplus soon Will be selling it.
Hi guys, I'm a bit of a newbie to both xda and android development, but this is actually my first android device received second-hand from my dad. I've been able to get around and flash Hellfire Sandwich 1.9, which is what I've been on for a while, but I just wanted to move on to a more recent android version. I also planned to improve my phone so that it can play games more efficiently and perform better overall.
Of course, the problem is that the support for this phone is dead because of Cyanogenmod giving up on this device as well, along with the fact that it's been 5 years since the phone was released. So I was just wondering if there was some sort of trick to convert the G2x into an O2x, allowing me to download some roms and stuff to help this seriously old device and get the most out of it. Any help is appreciated, thanks.