Be on the lookout for IMM76Q OTA

And battery life on the s3 ten times better I now have two 2100 mha battery that are no good since I can't use
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I believe that's just a hardware revision.

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This. .10 is much "rarer" than .9, and I've even seen a few "newer" replacements going back to .9. Some theorized (and this was a while ago so it may be completely out of date) that .10 was a bit experimental, released as a small batch, and has simply worked its way around like currency.

That being said, I've had 4 different devices and all were Korean-made, .9.
 
This. .10 is much "rarer" than .9, and I've even seen a few "newer" replacements going back to .9. Some theorized (and this was a while ago so it may be completely out of date) that .10 was a bit experimental, released as a small batch, and has simply worked its way around like currency.

That being said, I've had 4 different devices and all were Korean-made, .9.

I have a .10.......

China.

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i think it is hilarious that people are trying to get this update. If anything we should be avoiding it.
 
i think it is hilarious that people are trying to get this update. If anything we should be avoiding it.

i agree but i figured i would put it out there if anybody wanted it

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I have never got the prompt to update and if all it is is the gimped Google Search I'll pass.
 
I don't understand why my Nexus won't update to this version. I'm still on IMM76K and it won't update to anything else.
 
I don't understand why my Nexus won't update to this version. I'm still on IMM76K and it won't update to anything else.

IMM76Q was an incremental update (still ICS) that was in testing and was either supposed to go out OTA, or only meant for replacement devices/new devices sold from the end of last month onward.

For reasons unknown, it was never pushed out OTA to anyone that already had a GNEX. If you needed a warranty replacement, you would likely get a refurbed handset with it, but other than that, nada.

The updates main purpose was to gimp universal search, and there are some unverified reports of something having to do with the radio code changing (although on the surface it does not appear to change the radios). This was because of the whole Apple patent thing with the GNEX last month.

It might not have been sent out because JB deals with universal search differently, thus making the update pointless, since we know that Verizon now has a fresh JB build in internal testing.

There's really no point to this specific OTA anymore, but like the post above me states, you can manually load it if you desire.
 
IMM76Q was an incremental update (still ICS) that was in testing and was either supposed to go out OTA, or only meant for replacement devices/new devices sold from the end of last month onward.

For reasons unknown, it was never pushed out OTA to anyone that already had a GNEX. If you needed a warranty replacement, you would likely get a refurbed handset with it, but other than that, nada.

The updates main purpose was to gimp universal search, and there are some unverified reports of something having to do with the radio code changing (although on the surface it does not appear to change the radios). This was because of the whole Apple patent thing with the GNEX last month.

It might not have been sent out because JB deals with universal search differently, thus making the update pointless, since we know that Verizon now has a fresh JB build in internal testing.

There's really no point to this specific OTA anymore, but like the post above me states, you can manually load it if you desire.

The only point it serves, that I can see (aside from the gimping) is to serve as the bridge between IMM76K to the leaked JB OTA. Unfortunately, you need to have the Q updated installed in order to properly update/patch to JB.
 
The only point it serves, that I can see (aside from the gimping) is to serve as the bridge between IMM76K to the leaked JB OTA. Unfortunately, you need to have the Q updated installed in order to properly update/patch to JB.

This is true, for now anyway.

DL has a fully flashable CWM system image of the new build that is already pre-rooted and ready to go. You can flash it over whatever ROM as long as you wipe first.

The only issue is, the server the file is being hosted on is being hammered and download times are as high as two days for some people. Hopefully it will be mirrored in the next few hours.
 
This is true, for now anyway.

DL has a fully flashable CWM system image of the new build that is already pre-rooted and ready to go. You can flash it over whatever ROM as long as you wipe first.

The only issue is, the server the file is being hosted on is being hammered and download times are as high as two days for some people. Hopefully it will be mirrored in the next few hours.

Meh, no personal need to go stock. However, it sounds like a good option for those who don't go through the update procedure.

And while it's true for now, if this follows the IMM76K update schedule it'll be rolled out unchanged in a ~month.
 
Did 76k ever make it to the masses or just new phones? The last is I heard was a minor update to ICS
Meh, no personal need to go stock. However, it sounds like a good option for those who don't go through the update procedure.

And while it's true for now, if this follows the IMM76K update schedule it'll be rolled out unchanged in a ~month.



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Did 76k ever make it to the masses or just new phones? The last is I heard was a minor update to ICS



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There was a massive rollout.

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Dmmarck do i need this update if I am already running a JB ROM ?

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