and here are the happy news...
Exynos Galaxy Note 4 is getting Lollipop OTA in Poland - GSMArena.com news
Exynos Galaxy Note 4 is getting Lollipop OTA in Poland - GSMArena.com news
Will it rewrite the code completely enough to overwrite any little glitches that are in my present KitKat? A few weird things got copied over from my Note 2, and I'm hoping the Lollipop upgrade will completely overwrite the code, without having to reset. (I just don't want to do that for something small.) Will it do this? Overwrite the old code, and get rid of any little problems?
I am willing to wait. I'd rather wait than do a reset, that's for sure!
Thank you.
rjm
It keeps looking like I will have to do that. It's just as painful as transferring to a new device.Sadly, no update ever just 'rewrites' the code. Though not a requirement, it is always advisable to do a device wipe after an update like this.
and here are the happy news...
Exynos Galaxy Note 4 is getting Lollipop OTA in Poland - GSMArena.com news
If I want to do a device wipe after the update, how can I back up my current data apps, progress and settings, if I am not rooted?Sadly, no update ever just 'rewrites' the code. Though not a requirement, it is always advisable to do a device wipe after an update like this.
If I want to do a device wipe after the update, how can I back up my current data apps, progress and settings, if I am not rooted?
When it is without bugs.Oh good maybe those of us on Verizon will see it in 6 months!
When it is without bugs.
from the Note Edge✒
There are apps in the Play Store that don't require root to backup your apps and data, etc. Try Helium from ClockworkMod, or Mobile Backup & Restore from AVAST Software. I'm sure there are other, possibly better options, these are just a couple I found.
Mine is without bugs
KRASIVA