Did anyone get the lollipop update yet?

[anon(8410015)]

Yeah i have received and its pretty smooth i am using Nexus 5

Jealous! Been eyeballing my watch all day. :'(

 

[thatguy97]

Still nothing....

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[icwhatudidthere]

Nothing here yet either. This is one of the few things I absolutely hate about Android.

 

[QuantamPulse]

Nothing here yet either. This is one of the few things I absolutely hate about Android.

Same here. I don't understand why they have to do it this way. There is no reason why they should not push they update to all devices at once.

Have been waiting for this update for so long and it feels like it will never get to my device.

 

[anon(8410015)]

9 hours since my first post, still nothing.

 

[dungoyle]

It wasn't 3am in the UK, bare that in mind.

Ah. Please forgive my semi-snarkiness then. And still nothing for me at 11:30am EST USA. 13 more hours to go?

 

[thatguy97]

Damn motorola are there that many moto 360s in the wild you had to stagger the update to two ppl per day this is crap

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[fkpalm]

Nothing for me either i am in New Jersey. Looking forward for this update

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[mxrider821]

It sucks to hear all you guys haven't received the update still because I'm in the same exact boat, I'll keep you updated if I receive it later

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[Evilnut]

Same here. I don't understand why they have to do it this way. There is no reason why they should not push they update to all devices at once.

Have been waiting for this update for so long and it feels like it will never get to my device.

As has been discussed many times before, updates for Android devices are rolled out in stages in order to make sure that there are no major bugs or issues that will cause devices to start malfunctioning, draining the battery severely, or in worst case scenarios brick the device. Unlike Apple devices, there are many different hardware configurations of Android devices and even though they all run Android, because of the hardware differences, it cannot be predicted how every single device will behave when a software update is rolled out no matter how much testing is done.

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[thatguy97]

I totally get that however this rollout in general feels very slow

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[QuantamPulse]

As has been discussed many times before, updates for Android devices are rolled out in stages in order to make sure that there are no major bugs or issues that will cause devices to start malfunctioning, draining the battery severely, or in worst case scenarios brick the device. Unlike Apple devices, there are many different hardware configurations of Android devices and even though they all run Android, because of the hardware differences, it cannot be predicted how every single device will behave when a software update is rolled out no matter how much testing is done.

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OK except that we are not talking about different devices with different configurations or even devices that are carrier specific. These are the devices are the exact same hardware from the same company getting randomly chosen as who gets to upgrade and when.

 

[harryhayde]

Still no update in kansas

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[U4icLab]

Mine updated to 7.0 and now makes me waffles....

In other news...still nothing

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[mxrider821]

I totally get that however this rollout in general feels very slow

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You and him are right... Here's a lil hope http://www.droid-life.com/2014/12/1...he-moto-360-should-be-available-to-all-today/

However I didn't get it yet and they still haven't received it either on their other 360's :/

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[dungoyle]

As has been discussed many times before, updates for Android devices are rolled out in stages in order to make sure that there are no major bugs or issues that will cause devices to start malfunctioning, draining the battery severely, or in worst case scenarios brick the device. Unlike Apple devices, there are many different hardware configurations of Android devices and even though they all run Android, because of the hardware differences, it cannot be predicted how every single device will behave when a software update is rolled out no matter how much testing is done.

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We're well aware of that. We are complaining TODAY because of a communication that stated the roll out window was through today's date. So, you're going to see a lot b!tching for anyone who doesn't have it by the end of the day, regardless of why.

 

[thatguy97]

I'll be b!tching ALOT if I don't have it by the end of the day

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[crxssi]

Same here. I don't understand why they have to do it this way. There is no reason why they should not push they update to all devices at once.

Yes there is, and I described it in this post: http://forums.androidcentral.com/mo...ne-get-lollipop-update-yet-3.html#post4124516

 

[thatguy97]

Still nothing I want this update bad!

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[fernandez21]

Same boat, almost 10pm here Florida and still nothing. I feel as though every time I check I get pushed to the bottom of the que.