Android 10 due today...

[Rukbat]

don't want to lose some stuff and have to do all that atm.

You could install TWRP (you'd have to do one last manual backup, because you have to unlock the bootloader to do that, and that wipes the phone), then you'd be able to do a full backup, system and data (and /sdcard, if you install and run Tipatch), and restore everything in a few minutes.

 

[cyndie1030]

I read somewhere that Android Auto is no longer an app but part of the Android OS now.

 

[galaxyfive]

Updates usually roll out around 1 PM Eastern in the US. I'm on the fence about upgrading on day 1, my device is enrolled with the MDM at work so I'm concerned about compatibility even though it's using the stock google apps (with the exception of the enrollment framework).

My experience. I have the Pixel 2XL. I was in the Beta Q program up until Beta 5 then left the program and rolled the device back to Pie. The device ran fine on the Beta Q with only the odd app quirk. Yesterday I received the official release of Q and installed that. Smooth as butter, with no issues that are deal breakers or concerns with key elements like mail, camera, telephone, contacts, calendar, and texts (Android Messages)

 

[galaxyfive]

Updated mine around 4pm eastern, overall good. My biggest problem right now is that my Android Auto app has disappeared. Restarted the phone several times, reinstalled, etc, nothing. Nothing in the app draw, though it shows up in the settings menu under all apps, but no way to open it... thoughts?

Connect it to your auto (if you haven't already) and walk through the set up. I know that no one likes to do this, but a factory rest after a major update is always the best advice.

 

[methodman89]

Connect it to your auto (if you haven't already) and walk through the set up. I know that no one likes to do this, but a factory rest after a major update is always the best advice.

I think the protocol is to clear the cache partition and reboot before a os reset.

 

[hallux]

I think the protocol is to clear the cache partition and reboot before a os reset.

Except you can't do a cache partition wipe on Pixels anymore.

 

[methodman89]

Yup, forgot about that dual thing. So it should be clear the cache for individual applications through "Apps & Notifications" in your main settings.

 

[Morty2264]

For those of you that are getting it, let us know how you like it!

 

[Gary_Berg]

I've seen some mention of some sensors not working, so auto brightness and some other things not working.

https://bgr.com/2019/09/05/android-10-update-for-pixel-phones-sensors-bug-explained/