Samsung GS7edge - Verizon Users Thread

[Lepa79]

Does Verizon charge updates against our monthly data allotment?

I believe so yes.

 

[LineKill]

Does Verizon charge updates against our monthly data allotment?

Yes they do. Try to do it over WiFi if you can.

 

[Lepa79]

Android Police confirming its out

http://www.androidpolice.com/2017/0...7-edge-now-receiving-official-nougat-updates/

 

[LineKill]

It is here now. Right on schedule!

 

[lizette1222]

fixing to download it right now!! yay finally!!

 

[TX Jedi]

me too. Finally!

 

[ClintRo]

Does this update have the new Google Assistant in it?

 

[anon(238680)]

Don't think anybody has it installed yet. Mine's at 61% and counting.

 

[LineKill]

Does this update have the new Google Assistant in it?

No sir.

 

[LineKill]

Don't think anybody has it installed yet. Mine's at 61% and counting.

I have mine up and running. It did take a while. I do noticing quite a few changes from beta 1. It's going to be quite different for Marshmallow users. I am really liking it.

 

[anon(238680)]

There is a very comprehensive review (15 parts at last count) of all the Nougat changes on sammobile.com.

 

[anon(238680)]

I have mine up and running. It did take a while. I do noticing quite a few changes from beta 1. It's going to be quite different for Marshmallow users. I am really liking it.

Mine's still working. Did it include Google Assistant?

 

[LineKill]

Mine's still working. Did it include Google Assistant?

No it does not. It will be a separate update from Google via Google Play Services update.

 

[jmunchies1]

Is everyone going to just stick with the upgrade once it's done or a do a full wipe/clean install?

 

[anon(238680)]

The wipe/clean install is horsepucky. I've had a lot of phones and never did that after an upgrade with zero problems. Nougat just updated on my 7e and is working fine.

 

[LineKill]

Is everyone going to just stick with the upgrade once it's done or a do a full wipe/clean install?

It is a not a requirement but it is good practice to do so, especially after a major upgrade. I will be doing a factory reset myself. It just eliminates any conflicts you could have with remnants from the old software.

 

[marlin29311]

Full factory reset seems wasteful. Honestly, best things to do are to install the update and then clear the App Cache and the System Cache. That's about it.

 

[bsteppuhn]

Does this update have the new Google Assistant in it?

I wish!!!!!

 

[Jaycemiskel]

Does this update have the new Google Assistant in it?

Mine's still working. Did it include Google Assistant?

No Google Assistant. We're waiting on Google for that. They're doing their usual let's roll this out as slow as possible. They have to change it server side.

Is everyone going to just stick with the upgrade once it's done or a do a full wipe/clean install?

There's no real reason to wipe. If you have any issues, sure that's a good idea. However, I find that I never have the need.

 

[LineKill]

Were you aware that secure folder was baked in to Verizon's Nougat build? There is an update for it in the Galaxy Apps store today just in case you do not have auto updates turned on in Galaxy Apps.