Anyone on Project Fi get the OTA yet?

[ottscay]

Just curious whether it's rolling out to us yet, thanks!

 

[MattKerwin]

No for me

Nexus 6 - Pebble Time Steel

 

[mnor]

Nope, not yet.

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[adamgalas1]

That really gets me confused Google's phone on Google's network and still hasn't gotten the update just doesn't make sense does it?

 

[EJT]

I got impatient and sideloaded it.

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[ottscay]

Did the sideload have any noticeable impact on Fi connectivity?

 

[EJT]

Did the sideload have any noticeable impact on Fi connectivity?

Not at all. Works exactly the same as it did before.

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[kitkatpaintjob]

Nope nothing yet

I'm fueled by marshmallows...

 

[ElronTheElder]

Only issue I have found with Marshmallow:
Upon connecting to a PC via usb; you have to select MTP transfer mode from a modal pop-up.
It defaults to charging mode.
Not a biggie, but it's there.

 

[332]

No 6.0 on Project Fi for me yet either. Pretty irritated. How does Apple seem to get an update out to all iPhone users, across carriers, the same day but Google can't get it to a far smaller audience on their own Project Fi service? I don't want to sideload it either.

 

[EJT]

No 6.0 on Project Fi for me yet either. Pretty irritated. How does Apple seem to get an update out to all iPhone users, across carriers, the same day but Google can't get it to a far smaller audience on their own Project Fi service? I don't want to sideload it either.

I suspect it's a Tmobile band 12 issue holding it up. I don't know for sure, but that's my suspicion.

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[ottscay]

No 6.0 on Project Fi for me yet either. Pretty irritated. How does Apple seem to get an update out to all iPhone users, across carriers, the same day but Google can't get it to a far smaller audience on their own Project Fi service? I don't want to sideload it either.

Apple builds the devices themselves. Google doesn't have the same control over their devices (even Nexus devices) so there are a lot more variables involved. Hence they staged rollout (also, it's worth noting that Apple has had some pretty major bugs go live to everyone as a result of their "all at once" strategy).