Anyone switch back to MM yet?

[itguyjax8430]

Has anyone decided to go back to MM yet? Why?

 

[Rafael Siles]

i can't roll back any tips

 

[BPM2425]

Yeah. I used the N preview for a day and switched back. I really enjoyed the new features but some of the apps I depend on every day were buggy. I understand why they say this really shouldn't be installed on your primary phone. I unenrolled and got the OTA to go back to M in about an hour. The issues should be expected on a "developer preview". I am really optimistic for N when the kinks are eventually worked out.

 

[mxmarcus]

Yes I did

 

[jmarkey77]

Not yet, only two apps don't work one of which I have a workaround for, the other for now I use my tablet for instead which isn't terrible but not optimal.

 

[reyaz3609]

No, I didn't back to Marshmallow

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[leoravus]

I'm getting ready to. Under 'storage' it now says I have 2.82 GB of 23.03 GB used. It's the 64 GB version. It also has a couple other bugs.

 

[SactoKingsFan]

Went back after 36 hours. Lots of apps don't work and I missed Pure Nexus, V4A and Xposed.

 

[qfnol31]

I haven't gone back on my main phone yet. I've found a few bugs, but I enjoy reporting them in the hopes that they'll be fixed and the final product will work out really well.

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[zimr]

I noticed battery life was a little worse, did anyone notice the same? The dpi and multi window were amazing tho

 

[jmarkey77]

I went back, moved to N on Saturday and back to M Monday night. I already miss the features of N, turns out the only thing I didn't test was phone calls... Buggy as all get out, had to reboot a few times just so folks could hear me and it didn't last. I'll try again on there next release for sure!

I miss you N! Lol

 

[jmarkey77]

I noticed battery life was a little worse, did anyone notice the same? The dpi and multi window were amazing tho

I did, I wasn't sure if it was the phone it because I kept playing with it though...

 

[Flora Swain]

I updated to Android N on Friday and unenrolled it later in the night. I still have not received an OTA to go back to Marshmallow. Even thpugh I have unenrolled out of the beta program, a message flashes across my screen that my device is enrolled into the beta program. Today is Wednesday and I can't stop panicking because some apps do not work. I am scared of the chances of my phone going brick.
I use a Nexus 6 and I am from India. Any suggestions?

 

[jmarkey77]

I updated to Android N on Friday and unenrolled it later in the night. I still have not received an OTA to go back to Marshmallow. Even thpugh I have unenrolled out of the beta program, a message flashes across my screen that my device is enrolled into the beta program. Today is Wednesday and I can't stop panicking because some apps do not work. I am scared of the chances of my phone going brick.
I use a Nexus 6 and I am from India. Any suggestions?

Rebooting fixed that issue for me, I got the file right away on reboot.

 

[wrxm33]

After installing N, first thing I notice is Chrome not working. How can Chrome stop working on Android?? Roll back within 20hrs with a very simple "unenroll program" on the google site. Received OTA within minutes.

 

[anon(9072051)]

phone calls... Buggy as all get out, had to reboot a few times just so folks could hear me and it didn't last.

Same here. I tried using my backup phone with N as a daily driver for 48 hours and eventually found out it wasn't working as a phone. And since Whoscall wasn't working either, I switched back to the MM phone for daily use. I'll give it another go in April.

 

[anon(9072051)]

After installing N, first thing I notice is Chrome not working.

Ya never can tell with beta software. Chrome worked fine for me the few times I used it, both full screen and split screen. Then again, I really didn't run into any problems until my second full day of use, so a Chrome crash may have been just around the corner.

 

[Subhasish Mukherjee]

I went back to Marshmallow because I heard Android N could wreck my phone. Additionally, there are some problems where the UI crashes.

 

[CrimsonRonin]

I updated to Android N on Friday and unenrolled it later in the night. I still have not received an OTA to go back to Marshmallow. Even thpugh I have unenrolled out of the beta program, a message flashes across my screen that my device is enrolled into the beta program. Today is Wednesday and I can't stop panicking because some apps do not work. I am scared of the chances of my phone going brick.
I use a Nexus 6 and I am from India. Any suggestions?

I thought you needed to flash back to Marshmallow, I didn't think they allowed you to rollback via OTA (maybe I'm wrong), as it is a Developer preview it's not hard for a developer to flash back to MM.

 

[Samuel Holland]

Has anyone decided to go back to MM yet? Why?

I'm running both; I have elite kernel on top of N preview as primary, which I installed using fastboot & I'm running pure nexus as my secondary also with elite kernel & multirom.