sbudaj
Well-known member
Finally got my upgrade. Honestly can't tell much difference! Am I missing something?
Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk
Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk
Did the framework trick as well and updated it today. Just wish it has the translucent bars on it. Other than that just some minor visual differences.
I'm still waiting for KitKat on my Nexus 7 here in NYC. You'd think Google would have the server power to roll this out a little faster...
Just did the Google Framework Services trick and got the update on my 2013. Working on my daughter's 2012 right now.
It's weird how the "trick" sometimes has to be done multiple times in order to trigger the download. The same action should NOT produce different results -- yet it clearly does!
Edit: Here's is downloading now.
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Jay Honeck
Port Aransas, TX
You're screwing up your phone by doing that lol. Google has strongly advised people not to do that cuz it messes something up.
http://www.androidheadlines.com/201...s-clearing-data-google-service-framework.html
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Luckily, the Nexus 7 isn't a phone!
And BTW: KitKat seems to have fixed all of my keyboard issues. (Lag, uncommanded repeats of a key, uncommanded long holds)
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Jay Honeck
Port Aransas, TX
Unluckily, it doesn't matter whether its a phone or not
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Meh. If it kills automatic push notices, that's probably a good thing.
As with everything on a tablet, it's too easy to push "Yes" to every push request. The end result is that you get notified of everything from "breaking news" to someone posting another picture of their great dinner on Facebook.
A clean slate isn't a bad thing. If I want to set 'em up again, it's simple.
(And, BTW: Without lifting a finger, I'm still receiving gmail, weather, and Green Bay Packer push notices. Breaking News seems to have gone away -- either that, or there's simply nothing happening in the world right now. lol)
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Jay Honeck
Port Aransas, TX