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Has anybody in the UK had an OTA update to 4.0.2 yet?

I'm still on 4.0.1 ITL41D and haven't had a single update as of yet, am on giffgaff which uses o2's signal but just put in my old o2 sim card but still no update. Anybody had it yet?

Yeah my phone keeps asking me to update. But im running Android Revolution HD. Need to update to 2.1 to get 4.0.2 ICS rooted

Yes, got update this morning as soon as I powered it up

mr_stone said:
Yes, got update this morning as soon as I powered it up
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what network you on if you mind me asking?
and am patiently waiting I bought this phone because I don't wanna flash stuff anymore it wastes so much time.
and also with the update did your data wipe?

I just got my gnex yesterday imported from the UK. I haven't received update either. Just patiently waiting. No rush for me as I'm in the states and no volume bug here.
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I also am on giffgaff in the UK. Got my galaxy nexus this morning. It is a yagju build (i.e. should be google, not Samsung updated).
I too am stuck on 4.0.1, kernel ITL41D, so the volume bug hasn't even been fixed, which is driving me mad. As far as I can tell, it should be downloading two updates. The volume fix (ITL41D) and 4.0.2, but I am getting neither.
I tried a factory reset and set up everything from fresh, but no joy.

it toom me like 4days after volumn bug fix was release to et OTA update. By tgat time i was on custom rom.
Ive factory reset now and waiting manually flashes volumn bug and now waiti.g for 4.0.2 OTA or for someone to post a linl to it.
I would edit the mistakes in this post but keyboard is fu*king up abd i cant select text.... another bug

Got mine this morning when I woke up. SIM free here.
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anyone who wants to update manually heres now:
http://www.androidcentral.com/how-m...-ota?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=pulsenews

I'm sim free as well although on android market it says o2 galaxy nexus? bought if from phones 4 u as carephone warehouse was out of stock, first time I've gone to buy an android and they had none. Played on the note through, that thing i huge.

AleT said:
I also am on giffgaff in the UK. Got my galaxy nexus this morning. It is a yagju build (i.e. should be google, not Samsung updated).
I too am stuck on 4.0.1, kernel ITL41D, so the volume bug hasn't even been fixed, which is driving me mad. As far as I can tell, it should be downloading two updates. The volume fix (ITL41D) and 4.0.2, but I am getting neither.
I tried a factory reset and set up everything from fresh, but no joy.
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How do i know whether Google or Samsung will Update my nexus?

Am not entirely sure but the is a thread somewhere about it.

Im on Giffgaff and got the update in the early hours of this morning.
My GNEX is sim free and locale is set to US although im in the uk.
My gnex also showed up as "o2 galaxy nexus" in the market but I just edited the nickname in the market control panel so now it shows as "galaxy nexus"

Download Android System Info from Market. If build is yakju then it's a Google build. Anything else is probably a Samsung build.

Got the update yesterday; Ireland.

rubiconjp said:
Download Android System Info from Market. If build is yakju then it's a Google build. Anything else is probably a Samsung build.
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Under buildinfo -> fingerprint?

Got mine this morning - England

Nothing yet on my uk

It does not matter where you are or what carrier you are on. It only matters what software version you are at, your IMEI is up, and you have internet access. You don't even need a SIM in the phone, only a wifi connection.
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Peikko said:
Under buildinfo -> fingerprint?
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buildinfo>fingerprint or buildinfo>product should say yakju somewhere.

Force 4.0.4 ota update without root, unlock or anything!!!!

ONLY TRIED AND TESTED ON VERIZON CDMA VERSION.
Here is how to update you nexus to 4.0.4 ota. Just did it to my phone and worked great!!!
Go to settings
apps
google services framework
clear date
then back to settings
about phone
update
yay 4.0.4
I TAKE NO CREDIT FOR INSTRUCTIONS. FOUND ON ANANDTECH SITE

adamsautocare said:
Here is how to update you nexus to 4.0.4 ota. Just did it to my phone and worked great!!!
Go to settings
apps
google services framework
clear date
then back to settings
about phone
update
yay 4.0.4
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u forget to mention "GSM" and "yakju"

I did that 3 hours ago and it worked found it on Android Central forum http://forums.androidcentral.com/verizon-galaxy-nexus/177456-3-clicks-im-4-0-4-a.html here are the steps i did
Home/menu/settings/apps/all/google services framework/
Touch this.
Once it opens clear data and force stop it. Hit home/settings/about phone/check for updates.
May take a few tries.

It took a couple tries for it to work for me but it did work.
Color me a happy camper. That put an end to my son's gloating that he had the update and I didn't.
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gadzooks64 said:
It took a couple tries for it to work for me but it did work.
Color me a happy camper. That put an end to my son's gloating that he had the update and I didn't.
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It took a couple times for me to
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Doing this will break push notifications in some apps like Twitter, IMDB, Android Lost, etc. It depends on the app. If you stop receiving notifications from an app after doing this trick, the only way to get it working again is to clear the app's data and set it up again.
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I flashed 4.0.2, rebooted, and got the ota

Is there a real advantage to having the .04 OTA over a ROM that is .04?

Not necessarily, except IMM76K could have some kind of telephony code that custom AOSP ROMs wouldn't have...but we wouldn't know that for sure until IMM76K gets tagged in AOSP, if it ever does.
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Good to know.
I didn't want to restore to .02 and do all the hubub getting there if it really isn't necessary.
Thanks!

WOLF26915 said:
Home/menu/settings/apps/all/google services framework/ Once it opens clear data and force stop it. Hit home/settings/about phone/check for updates. May take a few tries.
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I have tried this a million of times, still no update

What worked for me on two devices so far was yo follow instructions and clear the data/force close. Then when you go check for updates and the screen says "last checked on 12/31/1969", quickly and repeatedly press the check now button. I pressed it as fast as I could and within a few seconds it started downloading the update. On my second phone I did this on, it worked the first try.
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SnrSuave said:
What worked for me on two devices so far was yo follow instructions and clear the data/force close. Then when you go check for updates and the screen says "last checked on 12/31/1969", quickly and repeatedly press the check now button. I pressed it as fast as I could and within a few seconds it started downloading the update. On my second phone I did this on, it worked the first try.
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I tried it many times but didn't work

The same for me. I have a Google Galaxy Nexus and I can't force the update from 4.0.3 to 4.0.4
I tried a lot of tricks like the one you give, and it still does not want to update... I bought it directly from Google so there is no carrier involved...

Zidd0 said:
The same for me. I have a Google Galaxy Nexus and I can't force the update from 4.0.3 to 4.0.4
I tried a lot of tricks like the one you give, and it still does not want to update... I bought it directly from Google so there is no carrier involved...
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Well then you must have installed a non-stock ROM at some point because no Galaxy Nexus model that I'm aware of has ever had Android 4.0.3 installed on it.

This method worked for me first try, first push of the button. Thanks!
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oldblue910 said:
Well then you must have installed a non-stock ROM at some point because no Galaxy Nexus model that I'm aware of has ever had Android 4.0.3 installed on it.
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Thanks for your answer.
The fact is I was working at Google 6 months ago and so Google deployed 4.0.3 on my phone. Now that I'm gone, I'm stuck with 4.0.3 and I can't apparently update to 4.0.4. Any idea on how to change "admin" settings or downgrade to default version and then upgrade?
Thanks

I finally made the update.
I had to unlock my bootloader and then I used the Galaxy Nexus Toolkit to install 4.0.4 as the factory image. then, I used the OTA to have 4.1.1 (aka Jelly Bean).
The most important thing is to install the Android ADB Interface driver, so that your phone is available while on recovery mode.
After all these steps, you can lock the bootloader again, what I did

Updated to 4.3

I bought a new N7 a couple of nights ago and as soon as I turned it on it prompted me to update to 4.4. Easy peasy I was on 4.4.
My friend bought one tonight from the same store, same manufacturing batch, sealed box. When we turned it on and did the activation it prompted to update to 4.3??? I have no idea what the current version was since this was literally the unboxing. Checking for updates it says he is up to date.
He lives only a couple of miles away and it's two days later so the 4.4 update is available in the area. We weren't really trying to troubleshoot it but the device was rebooted a time or to and I would check for updates.
I know a day or two may resolve everything but it's the 4.3 update that I didn't see (I wasn't watching very closely) on my device, and the fact that it should have already been on 4.3.
Any ideas what might be happening?
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That's the standard issue with OTA. Tell your friend to clear data of Google Play Services. If his system is still "Up to date." try unlocking bootloader and flashing KitKat factory image. Just YouTube it!

Go to settings, Apps, All, Google Settings Framework, DISABLE Google Services framework, Clear data then force stop, Then enable it again. Then go to settings about tablet, system update

Thanks. I know how to do those things. I was curious about the difference between my update and his given they were both brand new. Thanks for the replies.
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First I understand I can manually put my friend on 4.4 but I'm trying to figure out what is going on. I returned my phone to JSS15R which is what he is on and boom, it updated to 4.4
What build does this model (2013) ship with. JSS15Q? Something older on earlier devices?
Unfortunately I have no idea what I started on but I don't recall doing/seeing a 4.3 update get installed.
I can't imagine that two devices with the same build month (08) would have different version of JB on them.
I'm leaning towards a return. Why screw around. Some devices are just possessed.

ezas said:
First I understand I can manually put my friend on 4.4 but I'm trying to figure out what is going on. I returned my phone to JSS15R which is what he is on and boom, it updated to 4.4
What build does this model (2013) ship with. JSS15Q? Something older on earlier devices?
Unfortunately I have no idea what I started on but I don't recall doing/seeing a 4.3 update get installed.
I can't imagine that two devices with the same build month (08) would have different version of JB on them.
I'm leaning towards a return. Why screw around. Some devices are just possessed.
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The first mandatory update is deceptive because it says you are getting 4.3 and you are already on 4.3. Any update to 4.3 will say you are getting 4.3.
What happened was they shipped JWR66N 4.3 signed with developer keys by mistake.
They then forced a small mandatory update (as in you have no choice, it won't let you continue until you update) to resign JWR66N with release keys. That is the update your friend got.
Some of the newer units shipped with JSS15J, which is already signed with release keys so they won't see the mandatory update.
As long as the tablet works, don't worry about it. They will all eventually get the 4.4 update.

Perfect, thanks

Oficial Update to KK 4.4

Hi, just to ask if somebody have information about note 2 update to KK 4.4, I read in this article and I think that Samsung is going to make an update to this version, what do you think???
http://bgr.com/2014/02/07/galaxy-s3-note-2-android-4-4-kitkat-update/
apologize if I broke any rules by the link, if so remove please.

potroveloz said:
Hi, just to ask if somebody have information about note 2 update to KK 4.4, I read in this article and I think that Samsung is going to make an update to this version, what do you think???
http://bgr.com/2014/02/07/galaxy-s3-note-2-android-4-4-kitkat-update/
apologize if I broke any rules by the link, if so remove please.
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Per this article the updates are expected sometime in late March(end of Q1 2014).
Kitkat & touchwiz combination sounds good but again no idea how many new restrictions it will come with.
4.3 took too long but the wait was not worth it. I am happy with 4.3 on 4.1 bootloader.
I hope there isn't a requirement to update the bootloader.

ciphercodes said:
Per this article the updates are expected sometime in late March(end of Q1 2014).
Kitkat & touchwiz combination sounds good but again no idea how many new restrictions it will come with.
4.3 took too long but the wait was not worth it. I am happy with 4.3 on 4.1 bootloader.
I hope there isn't a requirement to update the bootloader.
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Well, apparently it's official....
http://www.samsungmobileuspress.com...firms-KitKat-for-U.S.-Smartphones-and-Tablets

After two months after the S5 comes out lol
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Has anyone received this update yet? Just curious.

Ask T-mobile
Wink2tall2 said:
Has anyone received this update yet? Just curious.
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Do not hold your breath. Before we get even close to thinking we will get this. You will first see Samsung update the note2 Unlocked and international Versions.Then Sprint or at&t Might then consider to update the phone (maybe). If that happens then MAYBE AND only if and a very doubtful maybe. Will T- Mobile decided to send us the update..
There are way more hands in the pot then just want samsung says. The press release says Carrier dependant...
Carrier is the word there . So ask T- Mobile on there plans

erica_renee said:
Do not hold your breath. Before we get even close to thinking we will get this. You will first see Samsung update the note2 Unlocked and international Versions.Then Sprint or at&t Might then consider to update the phone (maybe). If that happens then MAYBE AND only if and a very doubtful maybe. Will T- Mobile decided to send us the update..
There are way more hands in the pot then just want samsung says. The press release says Carrier dependant...
Carrier is the word there . So ask T- Mobile on there plans
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DavidCDM said:
try to update if still not updated
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I will try soon and post with result... although after some research I doubt I will be receiving any updates for at least a month or so.

Wink2tall2 said:
I will try soon and post with result... although after some research I doubt I will be receiving any updates for at least a month or so.
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I have a Note 2 t-mobile as well.. Sorry i never disclosed this. and NO There is no update for it. my note 2 is on 4.3 factory

I've got the AT&T model (SGH-I317) of the Note II running 4.1.2. (I317UCALK7), but I'm on T-Mobile now.
I received 4.1.2 OTA after rooting.
I have been unable to get any updates past 4.1.2, even when manually checking.
A few days ago I checked again and instead of telling me there was an error when checking for updates, it told me there was an update (around 185.75 MB). It downloaded, but failed to install.
I'd really like to be able to get the official/TouchWiz 4.4 build installed.
When 4.4 does hit, should I be trying to get the T-Mobile version or the AT&T version? Or does it not matter?
It looks like I won't be able to get the update OTA since I can't get any updates OTA now and I'm stuck on 4.1.2, but surely there will be a dump I can grab online and load myself, right?

sexconker said:
I've got the AT&T model (SGH-I317) of the Note II running 4.1.2. (I317UCALK7), but I'm on T-Mobile now.
I received 4.1.2 OTA after rooting.
I have been unable to get any updates past 4.1.2, even when manually checking.
A few days ago I checked again and instead of telling me there was an error when checking for updates, it told me there was an update (around 185.75 MB). It downloaded, but failed to install.
I'd really like to be able to get the official/TouchWiz 4.4 build installed.
When 4.4 does hit, should I be trying to get the T-Mobile version or the AT&T version? Or does it not matter?
It looks like I won't be able to get the update OTA since I can't get any updates OTA now and I'm stuck on 4.1.2, but surely there will be a dump I can grab online and load myself, right?
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Odin your stock un rooted Rom, then check for ota update. Don't forget to triangle away
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So any idea if a TouchWiz ROM with WiFi calling ONLY happen if T-Mobile releases an official ROM first, or is there a way for devs to make a 4.4.2 with WiFi calling based on the component present in the 4.3 build?
T-Mobile could win me for life by doing two things:
1) Improve rural reception (I know they're working on it with all that new 700Mhz spectrum)
2) Release WiFi calling as an app for T-Mobile customers so I could be free to run a non-TW ROM

spg900ny said:
So any idea if a TouchWiz ROM with WiFi calling ONLY happen if T-Mobile releases an official ROM first, or is there a way for devs to make a 4.4.2 with WiFi calling based on the component present in the 4.3 build?
T-Mobile could win me for life by doing two things:
1) Improve rural reception (I know they're working on it with all that new 700Mhz spectrum)
2) Release WiFi calling as an app for T-Mobile customers so I could be free to run a non-TW ROM
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Why not use Google voice or an alternative app for WiFi calling?

OmegaBlaze said:
Why not use Google voice or an alternative app for WiFi calling?
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Mostly because I'm not interested in changing my phone number (WiFi calling I only really need for incoming calls), and I want to get SMS texts to my current phone #.
Really wish T-Mobile would just release a WiFi calling app for its customers so that I could go AOSP. I am not liking TouchWiz at all after being on an original Droid w/Bugless Beast and then Nexus devices.

spg900ny said:
Mostly because I'm not interested in changing my phone number (WiFi calling I only really need for incoming calls), and I want to get SMS texts to my current phone #.
Really wish T-Mobile would just release a WiFi calling app for its customers so that I could go AOSP. I am not liking TouchWiz at all after being on an original Droid w/Bugless Beast and then Nexus devices.
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You don't have to. You can choose to have all of your calls answered by Google Voice, or by your actual number.
I think you should give it a go..:good:

OmegaBlaze said:
You don't have to. You can choose to have all of your calls answered by Google Voice, or by your actual number.
I think you should give it a go..:good:
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I have Google Voice for my voicemail, but obviously if I'm in the office where I have no signal, I'm not going to get the call because it goes right to Google Voice voicemail if I don't have a signal. Also, I need my regular number to accept SMS. Am I missing something?

When does the official Lollipop update push over the air?

I'm reluctant to root and install a custom ROM. When does the official Lollipop update push over the air for our Nexus 7 (2013) WiFi?

It's being pushed right now, but gradually.
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im still waiting.. damn slow
Nam Huy Linux http://www.namhuy.net

What does gradually mean? :silly: Just kidding.
The availability was supposed to be November 12th. By now, all Nexus 7 owners were supposed to receive the update.
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It's being pushed right now, but gradually.
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arjun90 said:
What does gradually mean? :silly: Just kidding.
The availability was supposed to be November 12th. By now, all Nexus 7 owners were supposed to receive the update.
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Good one! Gradually=ssssllloooowww aaaasss heeeeellllll afaik
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Darn it. That's Google's way of wishing us Merry Christmas. :good:
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Good one! Gradually=ssssllloooowww aaaasss heeeeellllll afaik
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No OTA for me yet....

No OTA for me too

I'm waiting, too.
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Waiting here as well for my nexus 7 2013...... (but my brother received two days ago on his nexus 7 2012).

I have two Nexus 7 2013's each on different Google accounts and to date '0 for 2' on this update. Phantomware to me so far. Tick-tock...

Same here... No Lollipop yet.

Still no update here yet in UK... Yet my missus got her update on her nexus 7 2012 few days ago

Yep. My old 2012 Nexus 7 got it a couple of days ago, my Nexus 5 got it a few hours after that, but still waiting on my new Nexus 7.

You can backup your existing data on your Nexus 7, then flash the Stock Factory Image that Google provided and install and enjoy... The first boot though takes 5-7 mins.. Restore your personal Data, NOT the data partition.. Lollipop handles the file structure a tad differently..
https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images
Edit: when installing a factory image, it completely wipes your device, verses an OTA..
If you look hard enough you can find someone who has posted the OTA here on XDA..
But if you are rooted, using Xposed, Custom Kernel, or a Custom recovery you will not be able to update..

Zaphodspeaks said:
You can backup your existing data on your Nexus 7, then flash the Stock Factory Image that Google provided and install and enjoy... The first boot though takes 5-7 mins.. Restore your personal Data, NOT the data partition.. Lollipop handles the file structure a tad differently..
https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images
Edit: when installing a factory image, it completely wipes your device, verses an OTA..
If you look hard enough you can find someone who has posted the OTA here on XDA..
But if you are rooted, using Xposed, Custom Kernel, or a Custom recovery you will not be able to update..
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This misses the point of having a Nexus. This is XDA I am sure people know they can flash it. The point of a Nexus is to get the updates right away from google. I have other devices which I flash roms on but bought a Nexus for the pure google experience.

krispy1 said:
This misses the point of having a Nexus. This is XDA I am sure people know they can flash it. The point of a Nexus is to get the updates right away from google. I have other devices which I flash roms on but bought a Nexus for the pure google experience.
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There is trick, I forgot how or what.. But it resets the Google cache, and you hammer on update and sometimes rather than not.. the update would pop up.. Someone please remind me of how that is done, I just find the OTA here and sideload it, or install the Factory image..
They are rolling the updates in certain areas in a controlled manor so if something really bad pops up that can stop it from hitting every device at once

If you've never seen this , give it a read, explains why the OTA may have not reached your device yet.
http://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/1r1dz4/44_kitkat_has_started_rolling_out_on_the_n4/cdiwt6f
Rollouts are conducted in phases. Typically they start at 1% of devices for around 24 - 48 hours; we watch the return rates and resulting device checkins and error reports (if any), and make sure nothing looks wrong before sending it to more. Then typically it goes to 25%, 50%, 100% over the course of a week or two.
What the percentages mean is that when your device checks in, it has a 1% chance (for example) of being offered the OTA. If it doesn't (randomly) get an offer, it will never get an offer until the next batch.
IOW, once your device checks in and gets turned down, that's it until the next batch. Mashing on the "check for updates" button just causes your device to check in again, and get automatically turned down again.
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Neomagus, That's good info. I'm wondering at 8 days out whether we have days to wait vs another week or two to wait.
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Zaphodspeaks said:
There is trick, I forgot how or what.. But it resets the Google cache, and you hammer on update and sometimes rather than not.. the update would pop up.. Someone please remind me of how that is done, I just find the OTA here and sideload it, or install the Factory image..
They are rolling the updates in certain areas in a controlled manor so if something really bad pops up that can stop it from hitting every device at once
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A google engineer replied to this on reddit
"Doing this changes the primary ID by which Google knows your device. As far as the servers are concerned, the device was basically factory reset. There are many downstream effects of this, but a big one is that this invalidates the tokens used by any app that uses GCM (which is nearly all the Google apps, and a ton of third-party apps.)
How apps react to GCM IDs changing varies by app. With Play Store you have to log out and log back in, I think Gmail usually handles it transparently eventually but won't get new mail notifications for a while, etc. Some apps you may have to clear data on to recover. All apps will simply stop getting GCM push-messages, until they get a new GCM ID; some do this frequently, others rarely, and some apps use the GCM ID as an ID on their own servers (as it is opaque and basically random), so other things besides push messages may not work.
Nothing bursts into flames, but it makes a ton of nuisances on the device, including some that can look pretty mysterious. Your mileage will vary depending on what apps you use.
All of this can be avoided by just doing an 'adb sideload' if you are impatient."
http://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/1r1dz4/44_kitkat_has_started_rolling_out_on_the_n4/cdiwt6f