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Wireless charging.....

Has anyone been able to get this accessory ....?

AFAIK it'll be available from September 2012...

Yup, September 2012 at the earliest. Here's the source:
http://www.theverge.com/2012/5/9/3009404/samsung-galaxy-s-iii-wireless-charge-kit-september

I guess by Sep Note 2 will be around the corner

Is another Google Nexus on the verge so soon ?

I just came across this story and became sad after reading it.
http://m.gadgets.ndtv.com/mobiles/n...-launch-both-nexus-smartphones-of-2016-792034
I assumed that Google Nexus phones would be refreshed every two year once, but it seems another Nexus phones could be released within this year itself. [emoji22] [emoji22] [emoji22]
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raddy said:
I just came across this story and became sad after reading it.
http://m.gadgets.ndtv.com/mobiles/n...-launch-both-nexus-smartphones-of-2016-792034
I assumed that Google Nexus phones would be refreshed every two year once, but it seems another Nexus phones could be released within this year itself. [emoji22] [emoji22] [emoji22]
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Google has released a phone every fall for as far back as i can remember
Galaxy Nexus November 17, 2011
Nexus 4 November 13, 2012
Nexus 5 October 31, 2013
Nexus 6 October 29, 2014
Nexus 6P/5X October 23, 2015

edgex said:
Google has released a phone every fall for as far back as i can remember
Galaxy Nexus November 17, 2011
Nexus 4 November 13, 2012
Nexus 5 October 31, 2013
Nexus 6 October 29, 2014
Nexus 6P/5X October 23, 2015
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It seems the trend goes back even farther than that, the earliest Nexus devices were released in winter, at the start and end of 2010 respectively:
- Nexus One (HTC): January 5, 2010
- Nexus S (Samsung): December 16, 2010
Also the original Android phone was launched in the fall:
- HTC Dream: October 22, 2008
(The HTC Dream isn't really a Nexus, but I think it wanted to be one; it was Google branded, and it ran stock Android.)

But people where touting that Nexus 5 was replaced only after 2 years with 5x after two years.
But i was disappointed to see 5x to be replaced so soon.
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raddy said:
But people where touting that Nexus 5 was replaced only after 2 years with 5x after two years.
But i was disappointed to see 5x to be replaced so soon.
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I think you're looking at it wrong as "replacement". there's no reason to think that *just because* another 5" version of the Nexus phone will be released this year that the the 2015 5X will suddenly be obsolete.
It not at all unexpected either..pretty much all flagship phone brand lines are updated annually.

I have the 5x and I already want a new device. Come on it was only like 300+ on super Thursday. Then I can give this beauty to the Mrs and bye bye vzw. Fi is the only way to go.

Has Google completely abandoned Nexus 7?

I am not talking about Nougat; I am talking about security updates.
Until October, 2016, I received small monthly security patches on my Nexus 7 (2013). On September, there was no patch, and that was when Google made clear that Nexus 7 would not get Nougat. Does this mean that Google has completely abandoned the Nexus 7 (2013), and will no longer provide security patches for it?

The Nexus 7 '13 was released on July 26, 2013. Google promised 3 years of security patches from the product release date, or 18 months from when they leave the Google Store, whichever is longer. They pulled the N7 '13 from the Store at the end of April last year, so they are obligated to about 2 weeks more support, then we're done. So, we should receive the OCT 16 security patch, and that will be it for the N7 '13.

Thank you. So, basically, all Nexus 7 users would need to switch to CyanogenMod from November, if they do not want security breaches.

I've been told that Google has stopped giving official updates but they are still keeping the device tree and kernel up to date for those who want to build the newest android for themselves. N 7.0 is already available for the 2013 nexus 7
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Question December Update for p6 and p6 pro, anyone got it?

I know we might have to wait to mid or late Dec for it but anyone got it as of now for p6 or pro?

kevinireland11 said:
I know we might have to wait to mid or late Dec for it but anyone got it as of now for p6 or pro?
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It's being released next week.
" Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro devices will begin receiving their updates next week."
Snap faster, hear better and do more with your Pixel
The latest updates for Pixel phones are rolling out over the next few weeks.
www.blog.google

kevinireland11 said:
I know we might have to wait to mid or late Dec for it but anyone got it as of now for p6 or pro?
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No

From what I've read later this month with about 100 bug fixes.
Google Pixel Update - December 2021 - Google Pixel Community
Google fixes nearly 100 Android 12, Pixel 6, & other issues with December update
In addition to a Feature Drop and security patch, the Pixel's December update addresses a whole slew of Android 12 issues for the Pixel 6...
9to5google.com

General XDA Article: March 2022 Android security update rolls out alongside Android 12L to supported Pixel phones

https://www.xda-developers.com/march-2022-android-security-update/
March 7, 2022 1:21pm Comment Adam Conway
March 2022 Android security update rolls out alongside Android 12L to supported Pixel phones​Another month, another security patch. Like clockwork on the first Monday of each month, the latest Android security patch is now available. It should start arriving on third-party devices soon, and it’s rolling out now to all supported Pixel devices. The Google Pixel 6 series is yet again behind the rest of the pack, after a couple of months of inconsistent releases for Google’s latest flagship series. What’s more, this is also a Pixel feature drop update and brings with it the final stable release of Android 12L.
March 2022 Android Security Update Bulletin​The 2022-03-01 security patch level includes one for the Android runtime, six in Framework, one in Media Framework, ten in System. Most of the details about each vulnerability aren’t public yet, so device manufacturers have time to roll out fixes. However, all the security patches are labeled as “high” severity (bar the one in Android runtime), with one that only affects Android 12 (CVE-2021-39708) marked as “critical.”
Google has also released information about the 2022-03-05 security patch level, which includes fixes for Qualcomm, MediaTek, and Kernel components that may not necessarily apply to all devices.
Pixel Update Bulletin/Functional Update​The full changelog for Pixel devices is below which includes fixes and other changes. This is also a feature drop update and sees the advent of the final, stable Android 12L build for Google Pixel devices. Google Pixel 6 devices will be receiving the update later this month.
Full March 2022 changelog​The March 2022 security update with patch level 2022-03-05 is rolling out for the Pixel 3a series, Pixel 4 series, Pixel 4a series, Pixel 5, Pixel 5a, though it would appear that the Pixel 6 series update is delayed (again). The Pixel-specific update addresses a few additional vulnerabilities in the kernel, Pixel software, and both open and closed-source Qualcomm components, the details of which can be viewed here.
Here are the build numbers for the latest Pixel security update:
Global:
Pixel 3a: SP2A.220305.012
Pixel 3a (XL): SP2A.220305.012
Pixel 4: SP2A.220305.012
Pixel 4 (XL): SP2A.220305.012
Pixel 4a: SP2A.220305.012
Pixel 4a (5G): SP2A.220305.012
Pixel 5: SP2A.220305.012
Pixel 5a (5G): SP2A.220305.012
Pixel 6: Waiting
Pixel 6 Pro: Waiting
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